All About Malibu Sunset Social
The Malibu Sunset Socials are where life will get seriously relaxed this summer, when top name international DJs will play to thousands of fans at two big locations.
The series of music festivals are all about celebrating summer, but unlike every other festival, these ones are free.
Tickets are available via registration only at www.malibusunsetsocial.com.au.
Barbara Tucker [Audio]: Sunset diva
Barbara Tucker is undoubtedly the vocalist of choice for producers of the 'classic house' sound, and in May she's swinging down under for one very special performance. [more]
The Stafford Brothers: I like your way
by Lady Lex on April 27th, 2007
Hailing from Upper Hutt City, a mere half hour's drive from New Zealand's cultural precinct of Wellington, siblings Matt and Chris Stafford have traveled quite a vine to their current location. [more]
After winning 2nd place at the International Songwriting Awards, playing every festival and worthwhile club in Australia and charting in the top 5 for each single released so far, MC Double D of Sneaky Sound System admits he is “pretty chuffed”. [more]
Andy Caldwell is one of America's most prominent house music identities, and over his 10+ years in the business he's maintained a solid reputation. [more]
The legendary Todd Terry’s accolades chart back the last two decades, from producing cutting edge underground tracks in the late 80s to breaking into new territory in the 90s. Ollie Brooke talks to Todd Terry on the eve of his first ever Oz tour. [more]
Malibu Sunset Social returns to Sunshine Coast
Andy Caldwell and Sneaky Sound System to headline for the next installment after the rockin’ Todd Terry gig over the weekend. [more]
Todd Terry hits Australia for the very first time
New York DJ legend to make his inaugural visit downunder to headline the first Malibu Sunset Social on the Gold Coast over the Easter weekend. [more]
Malibu Sunset Social @ Gold Coast Parklands, Gold Coast (07/04/07)
by palaeo-tech on April 27th, 2007
The Soul Central boys performed well and despite the reviewers relative ignorance of the genre did justice to their name playing a set much more dependant upon strong melodic hooks and soaring vocals than stripped back drums and distorted bass lines [more]