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Sounds on Sunday at the Greenwood Hotel is a Sydney institution. Everything those SOS aficionados say is totally true. This place is FUN.
With a late wake up Saturday, I was please to see the sun was out if force and everything was good to go for Oceans 30. The DJ lineup was long and one of the hardest things was to decide what time to go to see your favourite DJs!
OK! OK! So I’ll admit I hadn’t explored Ruby Rabbits before Friday night– yes I am ashamed to say. Considering I have pretty much been to every club in the Sydney metro area, this nightspot had eluded me so far.
We’re throwing another free party for the ITM community at Sounds on Sunday this weekend, check inside to see the DJs that YOU voted for to play a set on the day.
Pain Relief is the Sydney based DJing duo made up of Illya and Matt Roberts. They use 3 decks, 2 mixers and 3 CDJs, plus loops and acapellas, to construct their organised mayhem.
If you've come across the music of Derrick Carter and/or Mark Farina, and wish to learn more about this style of music, look no further than Sydney party Monkey Tennis.
I could ask you to sit and read this review on what Big Guns at Candy's Apartment was like last Saturday night, or... I could sum it up in just two words: F#$%ing awesome!
I left the club a tired little girl, with the rain pelting down on me and the cloudy sky still too bright for my eyes to cope. But try and stop me from doing it all again - cold weather included!
Sounds on New Years Day returns with a spectacular lineup at the Greenwood, headlined by Tom Middleton (Cosmos & Jedi Knights), Andy Smith (Portishead & Dynamo Productions), supported by a huge local line-up.
For a venue that is as well established as Yu to have pursued and secured events such as S.H.E. and Clean & Serene for their Saturday night "Fuss" there must have been a reason. It is uncertain that Yu has ventured previously, beyond the Fuzzy stable in o
You have to love it when the crew behind the event know the crowd are wanting more. As it goes, Sounds on Sunday, set up its very special 6th Birthday - Mark II - for those who missed out on the monster Horden gig.
Cerutis is one of the finest venues on the Northern Beaches, always attracting the beautiful funky crowd. And with the auspicious Matt Roberts on board, the night should have been a blast.
It was a huge night of friendly, trendy people and killer music and Matt Roberts needing to be told to stop playing at 8am so they could shut the club summed up just how good the atmosphere was in Yu.
His tunes literally stopped play at the Adidas International Tennis Championships, international DJs wait around to hear him play and he's been ripping up the decks at Sublime the last six months. Who is he? He is Matt Roberts.
As a keen Subbies fan and a poor Uni student it was a treat to learn that last Friday night was the Smirnoff Ice In The Mix party, giving the first lucky 700 people free entry into Sublime.
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