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On 24th January, the legendary FAC51 The Haçienda returns to Bangkok to transform Ambience Space into a multi-room, day festival experience and the venue’s first event of this scale in a landmark moment for the city’s evolving cultural landscape. A Bangkok debut DJ set for Basement Jaxx headlines with ex Joy Division and New Order bassist Peter Hook playing alongside Manchester legends like 808 State, Jon Dasilva, DJ Paullete, and more heady house and tech from Move D, Huerta, Liquid Earth and others.

Born in Manchester in 1982, The Haçienda defined modern club culture and launched a global movement that still resonates today. Its return to Bangkok celebrates a long-standing musical connection between Manchester and Krung Thep, first forged in the 80s, carried forward by new generations and still live on today’s dancefloors.

Basement Jaxx are Brit Award-winning pioneers whose explosive DJ sets blend house, breaks, carnival energy and timeless classics. 25 years on from Rooty, they remain one of dance music’s most electrifying forces.

Very Special Guest Peter Hook makes a rare appearance. He is the Haçienda’s original owner and founding architect of Manchester’s sound with his bass playing in Joy Division and New Order and is a direct link to the club’s origins, bringing its spirit, stories and attitude to Bangkok.

Fellow Manchester legends 808 State, acid house trailblazers and electronic music pioneers, Jon Dasilva, a seminal Haçienda resident and early sonic architect, DJ Paulette, another Haçienda resident, LGBTQ+ pioneer and UK club icon also play. Add in Move D, a deep, emotive selector and long-time cult favourite, Panorama Bar regular and modern house standout Huerta and hardware-driven house, electro and tech-funk innovator Liquid Earth and together, the line-up reflects the Haçienda’s original forward-facing ethos by bridging legacy and future dancefloor sounds.

Room 2 is hosted by Mixmag & Transport. Celebrating Transport’s 10th Anniversary, this room unites one of the world’s leading dance platforms with Bangkok’s longest-running underground party.

Room 3 is a Bangkok Collectives Showcase featuring Yellowfang, Pissawong, More Rice, Kangkao, Romrom and more, alongside pop-up record stalls and official Haçienda merchandise.

Produced with support from Maho Rasop, Bar Temp, Transport and Bangkok Community Radio and with tickets strictly limited to 2,000, this is a must-attend event that will go down in history.

Full Line-up:

Basement Jaxx (DJ Set) • Peter Hook • 808 State • Jon Dasilva • DJ Paulette • Move D • Huerta • Liquid Earth • Yellowfang • Pam Anantr • Ché Wax • Overmars • Transport 10th Anniversary (Room 2) • Pissawong • More Rice • Kangkao • Romrom • Olbi Iyah (Room 3)

Tickets are strictly limited to 2000 and are on sale now at; https://www.ticketmelon.com/FAC51/HaciendaBangkok

FAC51 THE HAÇIENDA, BANGKOK

24 Jan 2026 | 14:00-24:00

Ambience Space, City Centre (10400)

https://ambiencespace.co/

First-ever multi-room dance festival with 2,000 capacity

77 Unveils First Events of 2026 to build on a breakout first year

Zamna, Dennis Ferrer, Trikk, Julya Karma, Magdalena and more feature​

As it enters the new year, London music venue 77 has announced its 2026 opening schedule, continuing its focus on music-led events within a purpose-built space designed around sound, lighting and a deep connection between artist and crowd.

After a hugely successful inaugural Autumn/Winter season, the new programme continues 77’s commitment to bringing together a community of dedicated music fans, showcasing house and techno from internationally respected artists in a space crafted for an immersive music experience.

Alongside its in-house programme, 77 will also be partnering with Zamna and Lone Collective, marking the beginning of a new series of collaborative event nights that bring globally recognised brands and distinctive curatorial identities into the space.

Successful event ACASO have also chosen 77 as their preferred destination, adding further depth and profile to the line-up and cementing the venue’s reputation as a trusted home for electronic music.

January is led by a standout collaboration on Saturday 24 January with Lone Collective and the globally recognised Zamna brand which hosts immerse showcases across the globe.

February sees house and techno royalty step into the booth, including US pioneer Dennis Ferrer on Friday 6 February as he brings his timeless, soul-driven sound to Marylebone. Later in the month, Magdalena and Yvonne Simone land on Friday 20 February with a refined blend of melodic depth and groove-led energy. The cult Zamna brand then returns on Friday 27 February.

March continues the momentum with line-ups including CIZA, Julya Karma, Nowa, Trikk and Novak, with Julya Karma, Nowa and Trikk all part of the Innervisions label family, reinforcing 77’s commitment to genre-spanning programming.

More artists and events will be announced across the coming weeks, with the opening setting the tone for what promises to be a defining year ahead.

77 A-Z Lineup 2026

ACASO

Amirita

AYA

CIZA

Culoe De Song

Dennis Ferrer

Indigenous

Julya Karma

Kasango

Le Blanc

Lone Collective

Magdalena

Novak

Nowa

Temple Tales Presents

Trikk

Vidojean

Yvonne Simone

Zamna

More to be announced

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Chinese Laundry is underway with its most expansive summer program to date, continuing its legacy as Sydney’s home for tightly curated electronic music events. The clubbing institution welcomes global icons, rising experimentalists, national heavyweights, and community-shaping collectives, reinforcing its role as a vital platform for Australian talent and a destination for discerning dancers.

For 30 years, Chinese Laundry has championed underground electronic expression with a community-first ethos, supporting emerging artists while attracting the world’s most respected selectors across a myriad of scenes and subgenres. Its intimate atmosphere remains a space where club enthusiasts come for music-first experiences: close-knit dancefloors, a phone-free dancefloor, and diverse programming that strengthens Sydney’s nightlife.

This summer channels that legacy with a lineup spanning techno, house, drum & bass, and deep progressive journeys, welcoming standout local collectives and residents.

Program Highlights

• January 9 sees Berlin-based Alex Kassian kickstart the year with his signature blend of psychedelic house, cosmic disco and melodic techno.
• January 9 sees Berlin-based Alex Kassian kickstart the year with his signature blend of psychedelic house, cosmic disco and melodic techno.
• January 10 welcomes Merve b2b Ben Fester, delivering a high-energy, back-to-back session that cuts across house, techno and breaks. Joined by Marli, expect fast-moving selections and dancefloor-focused momentum built for peak-time club energy.
• January 17 brings UK DJ/producer IMOGEN, who delivers a raw, club-focused sound spanning techno, electro and bass, shaped by her roots in London’s underground and appearances at venues like fabric and Berghain. Joined by Amsterdam-based AMORAL, whose driving grooves and rolling basslines balance power and precision for a high-impact club session.
• January 23 presents Mandidextrous. Expect a fusion of free tekno, 4×4 beats and D&B-inspired energy from the Bristol-based artist, a pioneering figure in the tekno and speed bass scene known for explosive, high-velocity sets that push beyond genre boundaries.
• January 24 sees Olivia Mendez take a vinyl-only approach, delivering deep, minimal and hypnotic techno selections. Her sets prioritise groove, texture and flow, creating an immersive late-night atmosphere.
• January 31 closes out the month as trance legend John 00 Fleming returns with an extended progressive odyssey. With a career dating back to the late 1980s and founder of the influential JOOF Recordings, Fleming’s transcendent sets blend progressive, psy and classic trance.

While more names are yet to be announced for the months ahead, Chinese Laundry collaborates with Sydney collectives and resident DJs, expanding pathways for emerging talent and nurturing sonic communities that represent the depth of Australia’s electronic landscape.

Chinese Laundry’s fresh approach to programming reflects decades of community development, mentorship, and cultural stewardship in Sydney nightlife. Together with collectives, residents, and visiting tastemakers, the team curates weekly experiences with artist discovery at their core, bridging new electronic movements with the club’s long-standing reputation for unforgettable electronic music experiences. Tickets are available here.

ABOUT CHINESE LAUNDRY
Chinese Laundry is a landmark of Australian club culture, celebrated for its rave rooms, underground spirit, and three-decade legacy in electronic music. Chinese Laundry’s Sussex St location has an illustrious history dating back over 100 years. The venue became notorious in the ‘60s for hosting underground parties, both legal and illegal, to celebrate music, expression, and freedom. Today, the club delivers intimate dancefloors, discovery-led programming, and state-of-the-art sound. Chinese Laundry was a key platform in supporting emerging talents like Flume and Dom Dolla, while hosting electronic luminaries such as Sasha, Jeff Mills and Goldie. Chinese Laundry remains steadfast in its commitment to nurturing both current and future generations of musical talent, eagerly supporting innovative and distinctive concepts.

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Record Store Day Australia returns for 2026 on Saturday 18 April, celebrating the vital role independently owned record stores play in Australian communities and the people who make them thrive; from store owners and staff, to artists, labels and music lovers.

Since its beginnings in 2008, Record Store Day has grown into a global celebration of independent music retail. The day continues to support music communities, labels, emerging and established artists, while supporting our local indie record stores, highlighting their unique role as cultural hubs and community spaces.

The continued resurgence of physical music formats from vinyl to CDs, cassettes, and more has people coming together in record stores to discover music, connect with their communities, and celebrate the culture that exists beyond streaming platforms.

Artists and labels are invited to submit expressions of interest to release music as part of Record Store Day Australia 2026. Releases may be presented via OG formats, vinyl, CD, and cassette, or via KiTbetter, the new hybrid physical and digital music format designed to blend the collectible appeal of physical music products of albums, photo cards, booklets, and merchandise, helping restore value in music ownership by giving fans something tangible to hold and as well as the connected digital experience. Record Store Day Australia aims to provide flexible pathways for artists to participate while celebrating physical and collectable formats. EOIs close Friday, 30 January.

Previous years have seen releases issued as part of Record Store Day Australia from Ninajirachi, Ruel, You Am I, Pond, The Grogans, Olana Janfa, Beth and Blue, Heavy Moss, Ella Thompson, Ocean Alley, Underground Lovers, Montaigne, Tasman Keith, Confidence Man, Peking Duk and Darren Hayes collaboration, The Wiggles, Bluey and more.

Record Store Day Australia recognises record stores as more than retail spaces, but also as community hubs, where shared musical passion forges connections that digital, algorithm-driven platforms often fail to replicate.

These physical spaces facilitate intergenerational connections, from first-time vinyl buyers to seasoned collectors, who share their knowledge and help ensure that culture remains accessible. The continued existence of the physical music and vinyl ecosystem is a conscious choice, and Record Store Day highlights the unique benefits of physical music retail over digital alternatives: human-driven discovery, the promotion of intentional listening experiences, and community support for artist development.

Save The Date
Record Store Day – Saturday 18 April 2026

Artists & Labels: Expressions of interest are now open for Record Store Day Australia releases in Vinyl, CD, Cassette, or KiTbetter formats.
EOIs CLOSE 5 PM FRIDAY, 30 JANUARY.  Submit HERE 

Stay tuned for more announcements soon!

For more information on how to participate in Record Store Day Australia, or sign up to receive updates, visit recordstoreday.com.au

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Ahead of its opening in 2026, LATE CLUB is gearing up for a spectacular debut showcase on 17 January 2026 at the Amphitheater in Nuanu. The 9-hour open air event, starting at sunset, promises cutting-edge electronic music, a mystical venue, spectacular stage production and light design, and an unforgettable day-to-night journey. Situated just in front of the club, which is currently under construction, the amphitheater offers a setting where timeless elegance meets lush tropical surroundings. Guests will be immersed in an enchanting atmosphere enhanced by cocktails, street food, and striking art, creating a fully multi-sensory experience. The event will be headlined by musical maverick VIKEN ARMAN, followed by the groundbreaking duo GEJU and the up-and-coming KUMA.

French producer, DJ, and musician VIKEN ARMAN crafts a distinctive sound blending jazz, house, minimal, hip hop and world music, delivering hypnotic performances on some of the world’s most iconic dancefloors, from Fusion to Burning Man. His latest release ‘Willow’ topped N*1 of the Beatport Chart Electronica, while his Cercle Live reached over 1 million views, cementing his status as one of the most innovative artists of the scene. Defining the genre of Chillrave, GEJU fuses meditative chillout with ecstatic rave energy, captivating audiences from Moscow to festivals like Burning Man, Fusion Festival, and ADE. KUMA, resident of GEJU’s Leveldva Records, brings musical tenderness and confident dance grooves.

The immersive event kicks off at 6 PM and pulses through the night until 3 AM in a space where the classic amphitheater architecture blends with cozy corners. Guests can sip cocktails crafted by the LATE head bartender, unwind in chill-out zones with plush carpets and pillows, marvel at striking robotic art objects, and indulge in street food from open-air stalls.

LATE is a bold new concept set to open in Nuanu, Bali, in 2026. The venue will feature a nightclub, a fusion cuisine restaurant and a cocktail bar, a listening vinyl bar, chill-out zones, and themed rooms that double as immersive event spaces. With its forward-thinking music programming, state-of-the-art Void sound system and striking interior design, LATE CLUB promises to redefine nightlife on the island. Developed by 19:19, a boutique Bali promoter, the project blends unparalleled experiences with visionary design setting a new benchmark for entertainment and connection in Bali.

“We are thrilled to open LATE in Bali and to organize a series of showcaseS, starting with this one,” says LATE management. “Our vision is to create a space where cutting-edge electronic music meets bold design, curated experiences, and meaningful social connections. This event is just a glimpse of what LATE will offer – an all-night journey through sound, style, and atmosphere that sets a new standard for nightlife on the island.”

The Early Bird tickets cost 432,600 Rp while the VIP Early Bird tickets cost 741,600 Rp. Secure your tickets online through Megatix at https://megatix.co.id/events/late-invites-viken-arman-geju-kuma

Lineup: 

Viken Arman

GEJU

Kuma

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LATE FB Event 

Set to kick off the year will be the likes of Ron Trent, Joe Claussell, Lauren Lo Sung, Eats Everything, Tony Humphries, Fiorella, Pete Tong, Kölsch, Zed Bias, Konstantin Sibold and more

Ministry of Sound unveils the first wave of artists set to soundtrack its historic 35th Anniversary Programme, marking the beginning of a year-long celebration for one of electronic music’s most influential club institutions. The opening announcements preview a milestone moment for the London powerhouse as it prepares for its most transformative year yet. After 35 years at the forefront of global club culture, Ministry of Sound is readying a new chapter that will reshape the clubbing experience, with major plans to reinvent the look and feel of the club from January 2026.

Heading up the bill are heavyweight artists whose sounds have defined generations and shaped the rhythm of London nightlife. From house legends Ron Trent, Joe Claussell and Tony Humphries to global powerhouses Pete Tong, Kölsch, Darius Syrossian, Eats Everything and more, reflecting the club’s enduring influence on the city’s musical identity and sonic legacy, which continues to be the blueprint for club culture across the globe.

Alongside the headline acts, Ministry of Sound continue to put a spotlight on London’s most vital and exciting new talent. Lauren Lo Sung brings the genre-blurring house sets that have made her a fixture on the capital’s floors, Fiorella pushes deep house and minimal sounds into fresh territory, Riva Starr and Matrefakt inject tech and house flavours, and Konstantin Sibold’s melodic techno has won him acclaim across Europe.

Landing in the new year, Blink takes over Fridays at Ministry, championing the best in melodic and afro-house. Launched with Louder, it kicks off on Friday 30th January with a headline set from afro-house artist &Friends. Building on the club’s cross-genre ethos, Blink forms part of a 2026 programme that shines a light on emerging talent and brings the world’s standout artists to London’s floors.

“Everyone at Ministry of Sound is incredibly proud of what we’ve built over the last 35 years, the nights, the artists, the energy that has defined London’s sound. But we’re also thinking ahead, about what the club could become over the next 30 years. Next year marks the start of that chapter.” – Matt Long, Club Director. 

The anniversary kicks off in January with Carnival of Sound on Friday 9, followed by celebrating 23 Years of Select Radio on Saturday 10. Mas Que Nada brings house and disco-infused energy on Saturday 17, while Sound of Garage revisits UKG classics on Friday 23. The month closes with two standout headline nights: &friends on Saturday 30 January, and a landmark back-to-back set from Pete Tong and Kölsch on Saturday 31, supported by Lauren Lo Sung and Jansons.

February continues the momentum with Hard Times hosting a rare daytime session on Saturday 7, featuring house pioneers Ron Trent, Joe Claussell and Tony Humphries. Later on in the month, URGE, Siesta, La Discothèque (celebrating 10 years), Smoove and Room Service bring a mix of underground and genre-spanning sounds, while Konstantin Sibold takes to the decks on Friday 20 February.

March rounds out the opening season with the Latin energy of BRESH on Saturday 7, global big-room star KSHMR on Friday 13, and the technicolour rhythms of Zamna Soundsystem on Friday 20. The month closes with Mak10 + Friends on Saturday 28, a showcase of grime, UKG, and UK funky celebrating the club’s underground spirit.

The 2026 programme honours the venue’s rich history while pushing forward into new creative territory, blending heritage with innovation, legends with rising talents and London roots with worldwide reach.

Visit the website to secure your tickets here: https://www.ministryofsound.com/tickets/

Ministry of Sound 35th Anniversary – Opening Season

A-Z

&friends, Alcemist, Andy FunkFusion, Angel Lee, Anthony Godfather, Artful Dodger, Basso, Billie Jean, Bresh, Chanel Carmichael, Chapter & Verse, Charlotte Devaney, Daniella Font, Danny Decibel, Darius Syrossian, Eats Everything, Ellzy B, Fiorella, Higgo, Hotsteppa, James Alexander, James Carter, Jansons, Jesse Calosso, Joëlla Jackson, Joezi, Joe Claussell, Josh Parkinson, Joshua Roberts, Kismet, Kölsch, Konstantin Sibold, KSHMR, La Discotheque (Celebrating 10 years), Lauren Lo Sung, DJ Majesty, Mak 10, Marcus Nasty, Mark Love, Mas Que Nada Brothers, Matrefakt, Moeaike, Murdock, Nick Christoforou, Omari, P.O.U, Padre Guilherme, Pete Tong, Philip George, Pioneer, Remixia, Rennie Peters, Riva Starr, Ron Trent, Rooby, Royal-T, RUZE, Ryan Nicholls, Sam Supplier, Sandra Omari, Sassy B, Supa D, Tebra, Tom Enzy, Tom Short, Tony Humphries, Vibe Chemistry, Vini Vici, Zamna Soundsystem, Zed Bias, Zofia.

Friday 9th January 2026

Carnival of Sound

Alcemist

Murdock

Katalyst

Saturday 10th January 2026

23 Years of Select Radio

Billie Jean

Josh Parkinson

Zofia

Friday 16th January 2026

Citizens Vol 4

Chapter & Verse

Sam Supplier

Issy Smith

Saturday 17th January 2026

Mas Que Nada

Riva Starr

Mas Que Nada Brothers

Matrefakt

Friday 23rd January 2026

Sound of Garage

Artful Dodger

Zed Bias

Higgo

Saturday 24th January 2026

RUZE

Ryan Nicholls

Rennie Peters

Friday 30th January 2026

&friends Show

&friends

Moeaike

Joezi

Saturday 31st January 2026

Pete Tong b2b Kölsch

Lauren Lo Sung

Jansons

Friday 6th February 2026

Padre Guilherme

Hinchy

Sweiz

Saturday 7th February 2026 (DAY TIME)

Hard Times

Ron Trent

Joe Claussell

Tony Humphries

Saturday 7th February 2026

URGE

Special Guest TBA

Jesse Calosso

Fiorella

Friday 13th February 2026

Vibe Chemistry + more

Saturday 14th February 2026

Siesta

Line up TBA

Friday 20th February 2026

Konstantin Sibold

WREX

P.O.U

Saturday 21st February 2026

La Discothèque

Todd Terje + more TBA

Friday 27th February 2026
Smoove

Line up TBA

Saturday 28th February 2026

Room Service

Line up TBA

Friday 6th March 2026

Alteza

Vini Vici

Omiki

Camacho

Saturday 7th March 2026

BRESH

Residents + special guests

Friday 13th March 2026

KSHMR

James Carter

Nova

Saturday 14th March 2026

Line up TBA

Friday 20th March 2026

Zamna

Zamna Soundsystem

Tebra

James Alexander

Saturday 21st March 2026

Bitch, Please!

Line up TBA

Friday 27th March 2026

Madafreaks

Tom Enzy

+ more TBA

Saturday 28th March 2026

Mak10 + Friends

Line up TBA

Ministry of Sound

103 Gaunt St, London SE1 6DP

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Beyond The Valley has revealed its highly anticipated set times for the 2025/26 edition, with Australia’s largest multi-day festival now officially less than two weeks away.

With a milestone 10th birthday celebration on the horizon, this year’s festival is primed to deliver four unforgettable days of world-class performances, surprise moments, and immersive programming for tens of thousands of attendees.

On December 28, the iconic Dance Dome kicks open the festivities, welcoming a stacked first-day programme featuring Séarlait, Cooper Smith, Mon Franco, House Mum b2b Haus of Ralph, Afrodisiac b2b Baby G, Kilimanjaro, Bullet Tooth, Not Without Friends, and more, before a late-night close from TV Rock. Across the festival site, stages come alive with early DJ sets, emerging talent, and an energy that will set the tone for the days to come.

December 29 sees the Valley Stage come to life with standout appearances from triple j’s Unearthed competition winner Lucky, EGOISM, 2Charm, Miss Kaninna, DICE, Mallrat, JoJo, and 070 Shake, before Addison Rae takes the coveted late-night slot. Over at the Dance Dome, heavy hitters including Linska, BL3SS, Josh Baker, Prospa, Chris Stussy, KETTAMA, and Juicy Romance take crowds deep into the night, while DJ Heartstring commands the festival’s closing hours. A Welcome to Country will take place at the Valley Stage at 4:15pm – Beyond The Valley encourages all attendees to be present in respect.

On December 30, the Valley Stage delivers a powerful mix of international and homegrown talent with REDD., The Tullamarines, Boy Soda, glaive, 49th & Main, Balu Brigada, Ben Böhmer, Channel Tres, and Spacey Jane, while Luude ignites one of the festival’s most in-demand nighttime moments. Over at the Dance Dome, festival-goers can expect electric sets from RONA., Jazzy, Inside Kru, ZULAN, Patrick Mason, and Narciss, with I Hate Models closing the evening in emphatic fashion.

Then on December 31, the final day builds to one of the most anticipated moments in BTV history: global dance music powerhouse Dom Dolla will deliver the official New Year’s Eve countdown set at the Valley Stage from 23:59–02:00, ringing in 2026 in what promises to be a defining moment of the festival’s 10th anniversary edition. Leading into the countdown are performances from Chloe Parché, Larissa Lambert, Kaiit, Julia Wolf, Jane Remover, Fcukers, The Temper Trap, Turnstile, and Kid Cudi. Meanwhile, the Dance Dome features Tina Disco, Emma Moon, Brent Honey, Torren Foot x Airwolf Paradise, Cassian, Pegassi, VTSS, Bella Claxton, Sim0ne and a massive closing set from SWIM.

Beyond The Valley’s 10th birthday edition also brings a refreshed lineup of onsite favourites, with Jack Daniel’s House Party, POOF DOOF’s Cirque Du Slay, Red Bull Unforeseen, Smirnoff Schmall Klub and creating standout side missions throughout Downtown BTV. The Sanctuary presented by QV Ceramides will offer a wellness hub including revitalising ice baths, yoga, pilates and meditation, while The Lounge Room features the new Salomon Run Club and a full program of podcasts presented by The Daily Aus.

Beyond The Valley has also launched the BTV App, powered by Woov, which is home to the BTV25 Information Guide and helps patrons stay connected and updated throughout the festival with personalised schedules, interactive mapping and real-time updates – available now on the App Store and Google Play.

Supported by triple j, Visit Victoria and brought to you by Untitled Group, the team behind Pitch Music & Arts, Wildlands, and Ability Fest, this year’s Beyond The Valley promises a milestone celebration like no other.

Full set times are available via the official Beyond The Valley app below

App Store (iPhone / iOS): https://gowoov.com/event/18407

Google Play (Android): https://gowoov.com/event/18407

Get ready – Beyond The Valley is almost here.

LINEUP

Dom Dolla

Addison Rae

Kid Cudi

Turnstile

Spacey Jane

I Hate Models

KETTAMA

Chris Stussy

Ben Böhmer

The Temper Trap

Luude

JoJo

070 Shake

DJ HEARTSTRING

VTSS

Patrick Mason

SWIM

Prospa

Josh Baker

NOTION

Pegassi

Cassian

Channel Tres

Mallrat

Balu Brigada

Fcukers

glaive

Jazzy

ZULAN

sim0ne

TEED

Bad Boombox b2b mischluft

Clouds

bullet tooth

KILIMANJARO

Narciss

not without friends

Juicy Romance

Ollie Lishman

Chromeo (DJ set)

RONA.

Bella Claxton

DICE

Jane Remover

Julia Wolf

Young Franco

Kaiit

Miss Kaninna

49th & Main

Dombresky

BL3SS

Torren Foot b2b Airwolf Paradise

ATRIP

Linska

CYRIL

HoneyLuv

Larissa Lambert

Inside Kru

Tyson O’Brien

SYREETA

Tv Rock

Willo

Sex Mask

BOY SODA

The Tullamarines

EGOISM

Chloe Parché

Brent Honey

Emma Moon

Morphena

MAD.DAY

Mell Hall

Tina Disco

Séarlait

House Mum b2b Haus of Ralph

Loosie Grind

Afrodisiac b2b Baby G

Cooper Smith

Mon Franco

Bertie

Shanti

With more to come

The Lounge Room

hosted by Kat Sasso

200 Plus

Ash McGregor

Ball Magnets

Club Elevate

David The Medium

Esmé Louise James

Sez

Undiagnosed Anthony

Teach Us Consent

With more to come

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With 20 Grammy awards and a music catalogue spanning 13 albums, gospel icon Kirk Franklin made his debut tour to Australia, lighting up Melbourne’s historic Palais Theatre with an electrifying night of praise, soul, and unstoppable energy.

Soli set the tone for the night, delivering a heartfelt set, filling the room with her dynamic vocals and spirit-filled performance.

Photography: Darren Chan + Words

Wildlands festival has just revealed the official set times for its highly anticipated return to Brisbane and Perth this summer.

Presented by Untitled Group, Beyond The Valley and triple j, the festival will take over Brisbane Showgrounds on New Year’s Day, January 1, 2026, before heading to Arena Joondalup in Perth on Saturday, January 3, 2026.

New Year’s Day in Brisbane will see Dom Dolla close out the Sahara Main Stage following a huge run of performances from WALTA, Miss Kaninna, Fcukers, Balu Brigada, 070 Shake, Addison Rae, and Kid Cudi. Over on the Summit Stage, fans can expect peak-time sets from Jazzy, Channel Tres, Chris Stussy, KETTAMA, and NOTION, with a closing set from Luude, while The Wilds stage hosts a stacked program featuring RONA., Cassian, sim0ne, SOTA, and many more throughout the day.

In Perth, Dom Dolla will once again close out the Sahara Main Stage, with BRAT and Miss Kaninna kicking things off before Balu Brigada, Luude, 070 Shake, Addison Rae, and Kid Cudi lead into the evening. The Summit Stage will showcase heavy-hitters including Willo, Jazzy, Fcukers, Channel Tres, Chris Stussy, KETTAMA, NOTION, and SOTA, while The Wilds stage brings energy from Mincy, WAXX OFF, TEED, ZULAN, RONA., Cassian, with sim0ne set to take the closing slot.

Each city will feature a Welcome to Country ceremony acknowledging the Traditional Owners of the land.

For those looking to elevate their festival experience, Casamigos House Of Friends VIP Packages are available, offering exclusive perks such as express entry, dedicated viewing areas, VIP bars, VIP-only amenities, and special onsite activations – providing a premium way to experience Wildlands in style.

To make it easier for fans to join the Wildlands adventure, flexible payment plan options remain available, allowing attendees to secure their tickets now and pay later.

Fans can expect Wildlands to once again deliver the best in electronic, hip-hop and indie music, with a stacked lineup of global pop icons and rising talent set to define the sonic year ahead. Previous editions have featured the likes of Tyler, The Creator, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Peggy Gou, Central Cee, FISHER, Diplo, BICEP, A$AP Ferg, G Flip, Becky Hill, Chase & Status, Lola Young and more.

Start 2026 with unforgettable moments at Wildlands – tickets available HERE.

FULL LINEUP

Dom Dolla

Addison Rae

Kid Cudi

Chris Stussy

KETTAMA

Luude

070 Shake

NOTION

SOTA

Cassian

Channel Tres

Balu Brigada

Fcukers

Jazzy

ZULAN

sim0ne

TEED

RONA.

Miss Kaninna

WAX OFF

Willo

Mincy

Mowgli May

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