A TALENTED DJ who worked with a British legend and featured on BBC radio has tragically died from a rare cancer.
Music producer Danny Stubbs lost his fight for life after a year-long battle, leaving family and friends heartbroken.
In August 2023, Danny was diagnosed with rare Stage 4 oesophageal adenocarcinoma.
The cancer was inoperable and had spread to his lymph nodes and bones in his spine.
The dad-of-one died at St Luke’s Hospice in Winsford on August 24.
Danny began his career DJing at clubs in Hanley in the early 2000s before enjoying a career that took him across the world, with residencies at Gatecrasher and sets at Ministry of Sound.
He also remixed for U2 and Ariana Grande, as well as working with Paul Oakenfold.
