Established in 1989, Dreamscape are responsible for some of the best Rave's the UK has ever seen, however the organisation's history is full of controversy and tragedy.

At the height of Rave's success in the summer of 1993, Dreamscape tried to stage a Festival/Rave of epic proportions called 'Woodstock 2'. For various reasons the event fell through, leaving Dreamscape out of pocket, as well as thousands of ravers who had purchased tickets.

After this severe set-back, it took Dreamscape around a year to recuperate and regain their finances, and a whole lot longer to gain the raver's trust again. However, they managed to do this admirably with a series of amazing parties from late 1994 to 1996.

On 16th March 1996 Murray Beetson, the promoter behind Dreamscape, died after losing control of his new Porsche. This tragedy sent shockwaves throughout the Rave scene. Eternity Magazine (the Raver's bible to some) went through some major changes after Murray's death - and some say this was the beginning of the end for the Rave scene. The company continued to hold parties run by Murray's girl friend.

Dreamscape was later sold to a third party who held a few parties, however many believe that the original spirit was lost, and attendance was reported to have dwindled. The fate of the company remains unknown..............

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