Photography: Zane Taprell
The world has awoken to strange visitors, in the form of an enigmatic Out Of Home campaign by international party series elrow.
The events producer, renowned for its fun-forward thematic events with a heavy focus on practical effects and costume designs point to a ‘giant leap forward’ in 2025, with details to be announced on Wednesday 18th December.
2025: A Space Rowdissey
A rocket ship sits in orbit around a strange planet, on the cusp of an interstellar journey. A modern take on posters for classic films by sci-fi masters, most notably Robert McCall’s work for Kubrick’s 2001, this mysterious new creative points backwards to the analogue design and practical effects of the past, and forward into new realms of technological possibility.
The poster campaign was featured simultaneously in major cities around the world. Spanning 4 continents: Europe, America, Africa and Asia, iconic locations include Tokyo’s Shibuya Tower, London’s Leicester Square, Miami’s Wynwood, and the New York City Subway.
The full list of cities: Barcelona (ES), Cape Town (ZA), Ibiza (ES), Lima (
The poster is already generating significant noise on social media, with questions raised about what the next steps could mean, ranging from a move into cinema to other out of this world pursuits. While the organization remains tight lipped, and will not be responding to requests for comments, all will be revealed on the 18.12.24.
A banner year for an extraordinary success story
This early xmas present will cap off an banner year for the international events producer, which has brought their unique, theatrical take on clubbing to a record number of cities in 2024.
A unique focus on custom made costumes and sets, professional acrobats and trained actors for each themed event, has set them in a category apart from other club brands.
With sold out shows in some of the world’s hottest venues – from London’s Drumsheds to Miami’s Factory Town, as well as events in more than 40 cities,, 2024 marks another highpoint for a brand that continues to go from strength to strength.
About elrow
Founded in 2010 by Cruz and Juan Arnau, elrow is an innovative leading brand in global entertainment and festivals. It belongs to the sixth generation of the Arnau Family, known for creating the legendary Monegros Desert Festival and the iconic Club Florida 135 in Fraga. From a unique fusion of the best electronic music, stunning stage design, impossible architectures, and extravagant performances, elrow has established a global standard of nomadic and thematic festivals that are one hundred percent immersive. With residencies in Ibiza, Madrid, London, Dubai, Las Vegas, and Amsterdam, as well as the successful itinerant festival elrow Town, the brand has captivated more than 6 million people and conquered more than 40 cities and 20 countries, establishing itself as a globally recognized entertainment powerhouse.
Enjoy the incredible Warner Bros. Pictures film on screen as a live orchestra plays the Grammy-nominated original score.
Australia, Sydney, – TEG LIFE LIKE TOURING is proud to announce the iconic Batman (1989) movie with a live symphony orchestra experience, “Batman in Concert” is coming to Sydney on Friday, 10 January 2025 at the ICC Sydney Theatre.
“Batman in Concert” is part of a global tour that brings the Warner Bros. Pictures’ 1989 blockbuster film directed by Tim Burton to symphony halls around the globe as part of the DC in Concert series. Tickets are on sale now, and are available to purchase via Ticketek.
The global tour originally commenced in Los Angeles at the Dolby Theater, before making 18 stops across cities in the U.S. and Europe before arriving in Australia.
Fans will enjoy the film on the big screen while Danny Elfman’s iconic musical score is performed by Sydney’s Metropolitan Orchestra led by esteemed Australian conductor, Sarah-Grace Williams.
As well as an enhanced concert experience, there will also be spectacular stage lighting, merchandise sales, and more. Attendees are encouraged to dress up as their favourite DC Super Hero or Super-Villain.
“After its resounding success abroad, we are thrilled to be bringing this incredible fan event to Sydney. Live symphony orchestras performing, to picture, every note from fan-favourite blockbuster films starring DC Super Heroes is an experience not to be missed, shares Rachael Carroll, Managing Director TEG Sport and Experiences. “We can’t wait to create unforgettable memories for existing fans and their friends and families as we tour “Batman” in concert.”
Released June 23, 1989, Warner Bros. Pictures’ “Batman” was the top-grossing film that year and has remained a fan-favourite for more than three decades. The film was composer Danny Elfman’s first collaboration with director Tim Burton and the score was later nominated for a Grammy award. Elfman’s “Batman Theme” has become an iconic piece, evoking the DC Super Hero for many generations.
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After a whirlwind year of sold-out shows across Australia, the US, UK, and Europe and the release of their critically-acclaimed debut album, the end of year countdown is on for Sydney duo Royel Otis!
Rounding out an absolutely huge 12 months for the band – which included four wins at the recent 2024 ARIA Awards, plus festival slots at Primavera, Reading & Leeds, Sziget and Boston Calling, sold out tours across the globe, and more – Royel Otis are Coming Home this month. Performing their biggest headline show yet at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on Saturday 21 December, after a landmark year this is fans’ chance to celebrate on home soil with the Sydney band that’s taken the world by storm!
Watch: Royel Otis – If Our Love Is Dead
Royel Otis are pleased today to reveal two special acts also performing on the night you won’t want to miss:
Joining Royel Otis at the iconic Hordern Pavilion is rising Sydney singer-songwriter Nick Ward, who’s been busy making waves in 2024. In early October, Ward released his debut album, House With the Blue Door, which featured the magnetic lead single ‘All Your Life’. Just last month he hit another milestone, supporting Troye Sivan on the pop star’s national Australian and New Zealand tour. Last week, he was named GQ Australia’s Breakthrough Musician of the Year. Ward recently captivated fans with his unforgettable Like a Version on triple j, delivering a stunning cover of Blink-182’s ‘Adam’s Song’. Nick Ward’s music transcends boundaries, weaving together elements of indie pop rock, emo, electronic and hip-hop to create a sound that is uniquely his own, and captivating audiences worldwide.
Opening proceedings will be Aussie five-piece Le Shiv, who began as a band when they were living in in Los Angeles, after relocating from Sydney a few years ago. Now back home and post-pandemic, the band deliver searing guitars, ear-hooking melodies and gut-punching lyrics through songs that will either make you dance or cry… sometimes both. triple j namechecked them as an Unearthed Feature Artist to watch, thanks to singles such as their infectious track ‘I’m Fine, I’ve Said Too Much, But How Are You?’. 2024 saw the release of Le Shiv’s debut EP, New World Colour, which received widespread support from Spotify and saw the band take their infectious live show across the country.
With two unmissable acts joining the bill alongside the hottest band in Australia right now, this December show is going to be huge. Don’t miss Royel Otis, when they return to Sydney in just over two weeks’ time… tickets on sale now!
ROYEL OTIS – COMING HOME
+ special guests Nick Ward and Le Shiv
AUSTRALIA
DECEMBER 2024
Presented by Frontier Touring
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
via frontiertouring.com/royelotis
Saturday 21 December
Hordern Pavilion | Sydney, NSW
Lic. All Ages
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Two of the world’s biggest names in electronic music, Dom Dolla and Solomun, are set to make history with a one off, four-hour back-to-back set at The Wool Store. This Australian exclusive will take place on December 8th. Presented by 10 Years of Untitled and Good Fortune, this monumental celebration will feature a stacked lineup (to be announced) spread across multiple stages, as well as the world-class production Untitled Group has become synonymous with.
This collaboration isn’t the first for Dom Dolla and Solomun, who previously shared the stage when Solomun invited Dom to perform at his legendary Solomun +1 residency at Pacha Ibiza. This four-hour B2B marks the first time the two will perform together on Australian soil, set against the backdrop of The Wool Store—an iconic 1940s warehouse steeped in history reimagined as a European-style warehouse rave.
Australian dance music powerhouse Dom Dolla returns home amidst his sold-out national tour. Dom has experienced a meteoric rise to becoming a global sensation, amassing over 1 billion streams, recently winning an ARIA Award for Best Dance/Electronic Release for his record ‘Saving Up’, a Grammy nomination, and headlining festivals like Coachella and Tomorrowland.
Joining Dom is Solomun, whose ability to craft unforgettable sets has earned him accolades like Mixmag’s DJ of the Year, a Boiler Room set which has racked up over 66 million views, and his era-defining residencies at Pacha Ibiza.
Both artists’ connection to Untitled Group runs deep. With Dom having performed at Untitled’s flagship Beyond The Valley an impressive eight times, with Solomun’s connection to Untitled dating back to 2018 when he headlined his own historic Wool Store show. This B2B is both a homecoming and a celebration of shared history and nostalgia.
“Having Dom Dolla and Solomun together for our 10-year celebration feels like the perfect way to honor Untitled Group’s journey. Both artists have been pivotal to our story, and this back to back will be something truly special for our Untitled community,” said Nicholas Greco, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Untitled Group.
Over the past decade, Untitled Group has redefined Australia’s live music landscape with flagship festivals like Beyond The Valley, Pitch Music & Arts, Wildlands and Ability Fest as well as artist touring, artist management and a booking agency. Their dedication to world-class events has seen them rise as a leader in the live music landscape over the past decade.
Tickets are on sale tomorrow now. Tickets are expected to sell out fast – don’t miss your chance to be a part of this historic event.
Words: Gabrielle Cruden
Photo Credit: Josh Ma
A fortnight ago, the Newcastle Entertainment Centre was transformed into a pulsating hub of music, art, and community as the Spilt Milk House Party brought its unique festival energy to town. With an impressive lineup of global stars, rising talents, and local favourites, the event delivered an unforgettable day that highlighted Newcastle’s growing appeal as a destination for live music.
The day began with a proud moment for Newcastle as Georgie Winchester opened the festival. Her set, featuring tracks from her debut EP Pretty Things and songs written during her extensive Australian tour, captivated the early crowd. I personally saw a few fans buying her G-string merch, which l am sure that a few lucky lovers will be seeing in the coming months.
Raave Tapes, another local gem, kept the energy high with their hard-edged dance-punk sound. Playing hits like “Goodbye” and “k hi,” they turned the floor into a lively dance party, reminding everyone why Newcastle’s music scene is one to watch bringing the kinetic energy to the dancefloor once again.
Sycco wowed the crowd with her jazzy, genre-blurring sound. Her live electronic set included fan favourites like “Dribble” and “Ripple,” alongside new tracks from her debut album Zorb. Her innovative performance style left a lasting impression and marked her as a name to watch.
Artemas delivered a theatrical, high-energy performance, transforming the stage into a mansion-themed house party. His magnetic stage presence brought tracks like “how could you love somebody like me?” to life. He also charmed the crowd with a heartfelt rendition of “I Like the Way You Kiss Me,” adding an intimate touch to his dynamic set.
The anticipation for G Flip’s set reached a fever pitch. Bursting onto the stage with a rainbow flag, G Flip performed a mix of new tracks from their album DRUMMER and fan favourites like “Drink Too Much.” Their cover of Taylor Swift’s “Cruel Summer” had the entire crowd singing along. G Flip’s ability to lead the crowd was unmatched— even those unfamiliar with their music were dancing and singing by the end. Their heartfelt gratitude toward fans created an emotional and inclusive atmosphere that was a true highlight of the day.
Troye Sivan’s Newcastle debut was a festival highlight. Fresh from the sweat tour with besfriend Charli XCX, Troye performed hits like “Got Me Started,” “Talk” and “My My My!” whilst backed by stunning production and dancers which made everyone lose their breaths. His connection with the audience reminded why he is Australian music Royality after taking out the ARIA for album of the year a few days earlier. Whilst Troye coming to Newcastle was not on my bingo card this year, no one was complaining as he performed banger after banger seducing his crowd his steamy set.
English rockers Glass Animals closed the night with a mesmerizing set, playing anthems like “Gooey” and “Heat Waves.” In their galactic set. Their dynamic energy was the perfect finale, leaving the audience dancing and dreaming of summer with the phones coming out once again for “Tokyo Drifting,” featuring Denzel Curry who is set to return to Australia’s shores once again next year.
As the echoes of Glass Animals’ final notes faded, the sentiment was clear: this event was more than just a festival—it was a celebration of Newcastle’s potential as a cultural hub. Events like Spilt Milk bring new energy to the city, attracting visitors and putting Newcastle on the map for major international acts.
Fans are already looking forward to what’s next, with hopes that Spilt Milk will return in its full glory next year. With its mix of global talent, local pride, and top-tier production, Spilt Milk House Party has set the stage for Newcastle to become a must-visit stop on Australia’s live music circuit with many local punters hoping that major touring artists will consider stopping in the years to come.
SLIPKNOT ANNOUNCE 2025 HEADLINE SIDESHOWS
SET TO PERFORM EXCLUSIVELY IN ADELAIDE AND AUCKLAND NEXT MARCH
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KNOTFEST AUSTRALIA 2025 LINEUP:
Slipknot
A Day To Remember
BABYMETAL, Slaughter To Prevail, Polaris
Within Temptation, Enter Shikari, Hatebreed
In Hearts Wake, HEALTH, Miss May I, Vended, Sunami
DATES AND VENUES:
Friday 28 February 2025 – Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne
Sunday 2 March 2025 – Brisbane Showground, Brisbane
Saturday 8 March 2025 – Centennial Park, Sydney
Tickets on sale from Knotfest.com/Australia
UNTITLED GROUP ANNOUNCE THEIR 10 YEAR CELEBRATIONS KICKING OFF WITH A RETURN TO THE WOOL STORE
Untitled Group, Australia’s leading independent music and events company, has launched its 10th-anniversary celebrations, marking a decade of redefining live music experiences. As part of this milestone, Untitled Group is preparing for its biggest summer yet, featuring a series of special events at unique venues and unforgettable performances.
A return to the iconic Wool Store on December 8th will kick off the festivities. This heritage-listed venue, transformed by Untitled Group into a European-style warehouse rave for a series of sold out shows in 2018, will once again come alive, along with carefully refined production and world-class sound that has become synonymous with Untitled Group.
Since its founding in 2014 by Nicholas Greco, Filippo Palermo, Christian Serrao and Michael Christidis, Untitled Group has cemented its place at the forefront of Australia’s live music scene. With flagship festivals such as Beyond The Valley, Wildlands, Pitch Music & Arts, and the inclusive Ability Fest, the group has shaped Australia’s cultural landscape, delivering more than 300 annual events featuring over 1,000 artists across tours, festivals, and club shows.
“Untitled Group has always been about creating cultural moments that resonate with audiences and stand the test of time. Over the past 10 years, we’ve brought world-class music experiences to Australia and created a community that we’ve grown up with. This summer is our way of saying thank you to everyone who’s been part of the journey,” said Nicholas Greco, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Untitled Group.
Even amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Untitled Group emerged stronger, breaking industry trends and thriving while many others faltered. In 2023 alone, the group sold over 500,000 tickets across its events and is on track to surpass 650,000 in 2024, thanks to festivals like Beyond The Valley and Wildlands, as well as blockbuster tours featuring artists like Dom Dolla, Kaytranada, Kesha, Anyma, Solomun, Sugababes and more.
Untitled Group’s impact goes beyond ticket sales. With philanthropic initiatives such as Ability Fest, co-founded with Dylan Alcott, the group has raised over $1.5 million to support children living with disabilities.
They’ve earned recognition as the #12 global ranking on Pollstar’s list of top promoters based on box office sales as well as making the 2024 AFR Fast 100 list, IG Magazine’s 2024 Indie Champions list, the 2023 Smart 50 Award, the 2023 Forbes 30 Under 30 list and more.
Central to the celebrations is the revival of The Wool Store, a venue steeped in history. Built in the 1940s, it originally played a vital role in Australia’s post-war wool boom. Untitled Group’s 2018 reimagining of the space brought it back to life as one of Australia’s most unique event spaces. For their 10-year anniversary, Untitled Group promises to elevate the Wool Store experience further, with meticulously curated artists, stage designs, and unforgettable dancefloor moments.
The Wool Store event is just the beginning. Fans can look forward to exclusive merchandise, secret pop-up shows, money-can’t-buy competitions, and more throughout the summer. Untitled Group’s ability to innovate and adapt ensures that the next decade will be even more exciting than the last.
Save the date—December 8th—and join Untitled Group in celebrating 10 years of groundbreaking events, cultural impact, and unforgettable moments.
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Untitled are celebrating their 10th anniversary and the festivities kick off at the Wool Store on the 8th of December. Ticket registration is open now via https://arep.co/m/woolstorewaitlist
Having thrown themselves into 2024 with a full slate of music and projects to deliver, Sydney indie group PINKY RING is continuing to hurtle through into the end of the year with the release of new single, ‘CHINA WHITE’.
The single, taken from PINKY RING LIVE EP,which is out now is a fitting addition to an ever-growing catalogue of dynamic music that traverses emotion as easily as it does great lyricism and a clear passion for tight melody and arrangement. A breakup song at its core, ‘China White’ captures the energy of wanting to throw oneself into vices that only offer temporary relief from heartache.
“‘China White’ was written a few hours after a long term relationship ended, I couldn’t think of anything to help other than get absolutely cooked. The verses are me telling myself it doesn’t mean anything to me and the chorus is the realisation it actually does.”
SAMUEL VICKARY, PINKY RING
Recorded at DefWolf Studios, PINKY RING laid the thick live energy of the band’s hectic shows on the studio recording. Matching the ferocity and emotion behind the lyrics, ‘China White’ is carried by songwriter and vocalist Vickary, while being fleshed out by the talented instrumentalists that have formed a tight live group in recent years.
Threading this similar energy into the live EP recording, PINKY RING have left nothing on the table with the creation of this music. The heart, sweat and pure euphoric connection between artist and music is evident.
“I took the whole song written over two chords in my book to our friend Tom Joseph’s house and a few hours later we had a fully shaped song demo recorded. After that, I was super excited about it. When it came time to actually record it, we decided to do it live and harness the energy and anger of the song.”
SAMUEL VICKARY, PINKY RING
PRAISE
“Ooft… I could not think of a more perfect team up! PINKY RING and Ellen Soffe with the collab of your dreams <3”
TRIPLE J UNEARTHED, ANIKA LUNA (‘The Road to Eldorado ft. Ellen Soffe’, 2023)
“Although the music itself develops an uplifting narrative, it is the lyrics and vocal performance that take centre stage to explore and tell a story around personal struggles, functioning as a tribute and recognition to these.”
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Since making their debut in 2022, PINKY RING has evolved into one of Sydney’s most exciting new names. Easily one of the city’s hardest working new groups, PINKY RING have released a streak of projects including this year’s No More Parties In Sydney, Bruschetta and Anzac Day records. They have supported the likes of South Summit and The Slingers, while also continuing to craft an enviable headline presence of their own.
To celebrate the release of this new music, PINKY RING will be performing two special shows in Sydney, as well as Wollongong in November and December.
PINKY RING LIVE SHOWS
Sunday 15 December North Gong Hotel Wollongong Free Entry
Supporting Little Green
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This energetic collective has a knack for blending traditional sounds from around the world with fresh, acoustic grooves. The band draws its roots from lead singer Valeria Del Marre’s Mexican heritage, starting with reimagined Mexican classics before evolving into entirely original compositions. Their unique sound combines Mexican folk instruments like the jarana and tarima with the microtonal beauty of the violin and oud, all anchored by upright bass and vibrant percussion like cajón and donkey jawbone.
El Balcón is all about bringing the fire to their performances, radiating the joy and connection of a tight-knit family. With two powerhouse vocalists who never perform a song the same way twice, they keep audiences on their toes. As they prepare to release their fourth all-original album and hit the road for tours in Europe and Mexico, this is a band you don’t want to miss if you’re into innovative, soul-stirring music.
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Japanese punk/ska band HEY SMITH announce their debut Australian headline tour with specials guests, California punk/ska legends Voodoo Glow Skulls and Australia’s own fine purveyors of the genre The Resignators. The tour kicks off in Adelaide on November 27, heading up the east coast of Australia then culminating at the Ska Nation Festival in Colac on November 30. Full tour details below.
HEY SMITH hail from Osaka, Japan. Formed in 2006, the origin of the band name is, “SMITH” is taken from the initials of each member, and “HEY” just sounds like we’re in a good mood!
HEY SMITH incorporate horns into their upbeat, catchy melodic punk rock, a true live band who performs around 150 shows annually in Japan. The band host their own outdoor festival OSAKA HAZIKETEMAZARE FESTIVAL in Osaka every year. This band is not to be missed live!
Voodoo Glow Skulls were formed in 1988 by Eddie Casillas, Jorge Casillas, Jerry O’neill and Frank Casillas. After a few years of backyard party shows, cassette demos, 7” singles and first club gigs, they released their debut album “Who is, this is?” for Dr. Strange records in 1993, gaining the attention of Brett Gurewitz, owner of Epitaph records. The band then signed to Epitaph records and released four albums, starting in 1995 with “Firme”, their most successful album to date, then followed by “Baile de los Locos”, “Band Geek Mafia” and “Symbolic”.
The band began to tour worldwide with their first European tour in 1996 followed by Japan, Australia, Mexico, and South America. The band has been featured on several of Epitaph’s Punk-O-Rama releases and has had music featured in video games, TV and movies.
The song “Shoot the Moon” from the band’s Firme album was used in the Pauly Shoremovie Bio-Dome and the band’s version of “Used to Love Her” (originally written and recorded by Guns N’ Roses) is featured in the Mr. & Mrs. Smith soundtrack.
In 2002, Voodoo Glow Skulls signed to Victory Records. The band released three albums on the Victory label and continued to tour. In June, 2017, Frank Casillas announced his retirement from the band and was replaced by Death By Stereo vocalist Efrem Schulz.
The Resignators‘ journey is one of resilience, creativity, and a commitment to their musical vision. With a dedicated fan base, a solid discography, and an unwavering passion for their craft, The Resignators remain an essential part of Australia’s diverse musical landscape. As they continue to evolve and inspire, their music serves as a testament to the enduring power of ska-punk fusion.
FOCUS MUSIC GROUP & UPBEAT SOUNDS PRESENTS
HEY SMITH Japan)
with special guests
Voodoo Glow Skulls (USA) + The Resignators (Melb)
Wednesday November 27 The Gov – Adelaide, Tickets
Thursday November 28 Brightside – Brisbane, Tickets
Friday November 29 Factory Floor – Sydney, Tickets
Saturday November 30 / Sunday December 1
Croxton Bandroom, Thornbury, Victoria
Hey Smith!’s 10 Japanese Bands You Need To Know Right Now
Favorite song: Blah Blah Blah
They are a band that draws on various genres including punk, reggae, and loud rock. They are the band we are closest with personally, and while musically they are fantastic, they are also very serious people with deep thoughts.
Favorite song: No Escape
Here’s yet another of the bands in Japan that we are closest with. (laughs) Their most distinctive feature is their intense twin guitars. They’re truly technical, but they also have pop elements that are easy to remember once you hear them. I actually can’tplay it myself. (laughs)
Here’s yet another of the bands in Japan that we are closest with. (laughs)
They are a three-piece melodic and ska band. They broadcast their unique culture from Nagasaki, a rural part of Japan, and now they are a special band that everyone in Japan knows.
Here’s yet another of the bands in Japan that we are closest with. (laughs)
I’ll end this catchphrase here as it seems it could go on forever. (laughs)
Once you see their live performance, it will be etched in your brain forever. They’re from Osaka Prefecture like us, and they’re the friends we meet most often in private.
They’re my favorite band. Countless Japanese bands have been influenced by them, not just us. Their melodies and guitar solos are unforgettable once you hear them. Even now, I think no punk band in Japan has surpassed them yet.
They’re on the same label as us. We really respect their attitude towards music. Their music is incredibly complex yet still pop. And they’re wonderful people. They never forget their respect for others, and all Japanese punk bands like them.
A band composed of two Japanese and one Korean member. The guitar vocalist, Yongwon, is my best friend. He came to Japan alone from Korea to play his music, which I respect immensely. He has a strong respect for the Japanese punk scene, and his respect for that scene is very cool.
They’re a band broadcasting various cultures from Nagoya, Japan. Sometimes they send out messages that are incomprehensible to others, dangerous, and playful. Currently, culture from Nagoya is growing big in Japan, and they are undoubtedly at the center of it.
YD, the guitarist, is the closest guitarist to me geographically. (laughs) He lives about 5 minutes away, and we contact each other when something happens. Their live energy is off the charts, and they drink an incredible amount of alcohol before and after their performances.
They are our biggest mentors and also our biggest supporters. We do a co-headlining tour once a year with them. The time spent with them, who tour around the world, is special, and I think they are one of the few mentors who truly understandsHEY-SMITH.
I’ve listed 10 bands. They all ended up being friends. (laughs) There are still many more wonderful bands in Japan. Once a year, I hold a festival called “HAZIKETEMAZARE FESTIVAL” in my hometown Osaka to gather my friends, so come and visit from Australia too!
The iconic Ibiza party brand CIRCOLOCO is set to make its long-awaited return to Australia with a special one-off event at Melbourne’s renowned Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Sunday, January 26, 2025. Known for its legendary residency at DC10 Ibiza, Circoloco has captured the hearts of underground electronic music fans worldwide, and now, it’s bringing its renowned energy and stacked lineup of international talent Down Under. This exclusive Australian show promises an unforgettable experience, featuring performances from acclaimed artists including Seth Troxler, Pawsa, The Martinez Brothers, Prospa, Carlita, and more. In 2024 Circoloco celebrated 25 years of its iconic residency in Ibiza. Since then, it has expanded its global reach with unforgettable events across the world. From its humble beginnings as an underground club night, Circoloco has grown into a phenomenon, with a loyal following of fans and a reputation for curating some of the most cutting-edge events across the globe. Join us for Circoloco’s highly anticipated return to Melbourne, as one of underground electronic music’s most iconic brands delivers an unforgettable night, soundtracked by the world’s top house and techno stars. Sign up for presale here and stay tuned for full complete event and ticket information. |
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