Four acts, two debuts, one familiar face and a very good excuse to clear your Sunday plans. November 29 is looking rather tasty.
Making his Lost Sundays debut, Manchester’s Morgan Seatree comes armed with pumping drums, old-school vocals and the kind of hands-in-the-air house music that makes standing still a rather difficult task. With a growing list of big-name supporters and a string of serious shows under his belt, we reckon he’ll feel right at home.
Flying back in from Amsterdam, Milion returns for round two. Expect a healthy dose of UKG, bass-heavy house and cheeky edits from the Dutch selector, whose recent tracks 'Empty Eyes' and 'BADBOYZ' have been making quite a bit of noise. Clearly, once wasn't enough.
Also making their LS debut are Amsterdam duo NewTone. Childhood friends turned dancefloor accomplices, they bring a fresh take on classic house, packed with rolling grooves and plenty of bounce.
Holding down the local fort, DELULU rounds out proceedings and keeps the homegrown goods flowing.
Four very good reasons to clock in for Sunday duties. We suggest wearing something comfortable.
Tickets on sale now.
- Main venue: +61 2 9254 7200
- Reservations: +61 2 9254 7201
- Not applicable for this venue type
- Direct booking and entry
- Nearby public parking garages within 200 meters
- Street parking with metered zones
- Closest parking: Wilson Parking George Street
- Limited on-site parking not available
- Ground floor accessible entry
- Wheelchair-friendly spaces
- Accessible restroom facilities
- Staff trained to assist guests with mobility needs
- Smart casual dress code
- No outside food or beverages
- ID required for alcohol service
- Guests must be 18 years or older
- Children welcome during daytime dining hours
- Must be accompanied by adults
- No unaccompanied minors after 6:00 PM
- High chairs and child-friendly menu options available
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