
There are nights that begin with a line-up, and then there are nights that evolve into something much bigger than that.
On Saturday, September 19, Full Circle returned to Playground 260 for an evening that started with movement, electronic music, collective experience and ended by bringing SUCO, Maarkk, Man With The Speaker, Avangart Tabldot and WhoMadeWho together on the same stage.
The night did not start at the decks.
It began with focus on the body.
Before the dancefloor even filled, the audience took part in SUCO, an experiential practice that approaches meditation through movement, breathing, shaking and dance.
With headphones and a guided experience led by a facilitator, SUCO created a different way to enter the night: not by observing, but by participating. Movement became a tool for expression, while music became a way to connect with the body, emotions and the people around us.
It was a first statement of what was to come.
The musical baton was then passed to Full Circle residents MAARKK and MAN WITH THE SPEAKER, who gradually opened up the dancefloor and built the musical momentum of the night.
MAARKK, co-founder of Full Circle with many years of experience in the electronic music scene, moves between groovy basslines, melodic elements and breakbeat rhythms, while MAN WITH THE SPEAKER is known for his genre-blending sets and his ability to read the energy of every space.
From there, the journey began.
For the third time, Avangart Tabldot joined Full Circle with their distinctive groove.
The Turkish trio of Ata, Aytek and Semih has established a unique position within the international electronic scene in recent years, with releases on labels including Innervisions, VOD, TAU, Madorasindahouse and Siamese, as well as through their own Crib Records.
At Playground 260, their set carried exactly that energy: groove, movement and constant evolution. At the same time, they presented music from their recent discography, with their new release Love.Exe having come out just a few days before their appearance in Athens.
The dancefloor had now transformed into a single body.
And then came the moment for WhoMadeWho.
The Danish group has long crossed the boundaries between live band, electronic music and club culture, creating a sound that combines electronic production, rock, jazz and songwriting.
At Playground 260, WhoMadeWho’s hybrid DJ set was presented by Tomas Høffding and Tomas Barfod, two of the group’s core members.
Their performance became the climax of the night. With a set that moved between their distinctive sonic universe and the energy of the dancefloor, the two Tomas brought their own interpretation of the WhoMadeWho experience to the evening.
It was not simply another big name on the line-up.
It was the moment when everything that had come before — SUCO’s movement, the residents’ opening sets and Avangart Tabldot’s groove — came together on one shared dancefloor.
And like every circle, the night had to return to its beginning.
After WhoMadeWho, MAARKK and MAN WITH THE SPEAKER returned to the decks for the closing set, keeping Playground 260 alive until the very end.
From SUCO’s guided movement to the final beat, the night followed a clear journey:
body → emotion → music → connection → dancefloor
This was Full Circle-Join The Circle at Playground 260.
Not simply an event.
An experience that began individually and ended collectively.
About the author
Vassilios Nicolaos Vitsilogiannis
Vassilios Nicolaos Vitsilogiannis is an accomplished journalist, editor and media professional with more than two decades of experience in journalism, editorial leadership and international media relations. He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of FunViews Digital Magazine, having previously held the same position at Greece Now, a luxury publication featured as an insert in Harper’s Bazaar Arabia for five consecutive years. His editorial career reflects a sustained commitment to journalistic excellence, cultural dialogue and compelling storytelling. He is also the host of 7 Days Report, a weekly news programme broadcast on HB and Strimonika radio stations, with episodes available on major digital platforms, including Spotify, Amazon UK and Apple Podcasts. He also presents The Greek Diaspora segment on Business Plan, broadcast on STAR TV Central Greece, highlighting the achievements, perspectives, and international contributions of Greeks abroad. Born in Athens, Greece, Vassilios Nicolaos Vitsilogiannis pursued his higher education in Canada and the United States, earning degrees in Linguistics and Political Science/International Relations. His international professional experience spans several countries, particularly Canada, the United States and the United Arab Emirates, where he has collaborated with a range of reputable international media outlets. His journalistic work includes interviews with distinguished personalities from entertainment and culture, published through platforms such as Greek City Times (Australia), BCI24News (Canada), The Buzz (Arab World), ActiveNews (UK) and PeopleNews (Greece). Beyond journalism, Vitsilogiannis has demonstrated a commitment to humanitarian engagement, serving as Media Coordinator at SmallWorld, an Abu Dhabi-based charity organisation dedicated to child-related issues. This experience underscores his understanding of media not only as a means of communication, but also as a platform for social awareness and meaningful impact. A defining characteristic of his interviewing approach is its emphasis on empathy, active listening and thoughtful dialogue. By fostering a welcoming, relaxed environment, he encourages guests to share their experiences and perspectives authentically, creating insightful conversations and lasting professional relationships. Looking ahead, Vassilios Nicolaos Vitsilogiannis is preparing to launch a new television project in collaboration with MedAthens, an initiative intended to explore compelling narratives within the field of medical tourism and further expand his presence across media platforms. Combining international experience, editorial vision and a deep appreciation for human stories, Vassilios Nicolaos Vitsilogiannis continues to pursue journalism that informs, connects and inspires audiences worldwide.








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