ELTON CHONG PRESENTS
SATURDAY 21 MARCH 

Penrith’s favourite dive bar, Elton Chong, opens its doors for a triple-threat lineup that spans the best of the underground.

Doors from 8PM - featuring T-Rex Autopsy, Shadow Talk and Frogpit.

Level 2 @ HER Bar | Sat 21^st March 

After a standout summer Baxter (UK) locks in one last time at Level 2 @ HER Bar for a special all night long set send off joined by some secret all-star special guests. 

To celebrate the release of their new single, Flying Away, Liquid Mercury are performing at the Ed Castle for a night of high energy local music supported by Templ and Southside.

If you're out often enough, you'll start to recognise the faces of the DJs providing the backing track for your weekend shenanigans. One of those faces? DJ Mad—a staple of Hobart nightlife and obvious lover of his craft. Cheers, he'll drink to that.

Sam Alfred returns to home soil, touching down at Sydney’s Roundhouse on March 21.

From beloved local hero to bona fide global force, Alfred’s rise has been fast and undeniable - bursting onto the scene and swiftly cementing his place among the greats. Impeccable taste running through his veins, from club sets to studio releases to global festival stages. If you're a fixture on dance floors, you already know: Sam Alfred is an essential ingredient in the recipe for a good time.

Cowboy C*untry is a Queer line dancing group, for all! Founded by Sydney based content creator Kath Ebbs. Kath's passion for line dancing began when they visited Los Angeles, California and was introduced to the rich LGBTQ+ line dancing community. And now they have made it their mission to spread these magical line dancing roots to Aussie.

This event will consist of three beginner  line dancing lessons. This is a no pressure environment! If you would rather come for a social night out and skip the dancing, that is also welcomed.

Japanese icon Tujiko Noriko presents her quietly radical songcraft of intimate vocals suspended in glitch, electro-acoustic drift and cinematic ambience, tracing a lineage from her early Mego releases up to now.

From the remote Himalayan region of Ladakh, Ruhail Qaisar channels the abrasive force of noise and power electronics into stark socio-political reflection, his work is shaped by geographic isolation and global rupture, this is music as pressure point and alarm.