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CHANGMO, PAUL BLANCO, KEEM HYO EUN hits Australian shores with their latest hits and all their classics. Plus82culture teams up again with iHeartKpop to bring you the best of stage production with the hottest rappers from South Korea.

Anuv Jain is best described as “a singer-songwriter for every human experience.” The 28-year-old from Punjab, India went from being an online sensation to becoming one of the biggest indie-music stars in the country. 

Anuv had his breakout moment when he released the studio version of ‘Baarishein,’ which allows him to enjoy a cult following who have popularised his songs on every acoustic playlist. His discography bridges the space between honest lyrics and evocative melodies, which is why his Spotify boasts 3 million monthly listeners with hit songs like Gul, Alag Aasmaan, and Mishri among fan favourites. His first All-India tour in October 2021 sold out across all 10 cities — a significant feat for a young independent artist during the pandemic. In 2022, he drew an awe-inspiring crowd of approximately twenty thousand people to the Delhi Beat Street Festival, a crowd that sang back all of his songs’ lyrics.

Anuv was also one of the select few artists to feature on the lineup leading to international singer Post Malone’s performance in India. As the face of indie music on all music streaming platforms, his fans and the media have rightly branded him as a “lyrical storyteller”. Since 2012, Anuv has released ten more singles, the latest being Antariksh in May 2023. Anuv’s discography is beyond the two-dimensional worlds of homogenous narratives.

Wielding the screaming guitars of heavy metal with traditional Mongolian elements, THE HU are one of the most unique and compelling acts on the modern heavy scene. Blending Mongolian instrumentation and throat singing with Western rock, THE HU continue to turn heads across the planet, with their most recent album, 2022’s Rumble of Thunder, repeatedly listed as one of the most anticipated metal albums of the year.

THE HU have sold out venues across globe the world and performed at festivals such as Coachella, Lollapalooza and Download Festival to name a few creating a community of fans from all walks of life.

The absolute charisma rock powerhouse that is HALESTORM is one of the most successful hard rock groups of the early 21st century. They have elicited an emotional, physical, and spiritual reaction from audiences worldwide since it began as a childhood dream of sister and brother Lzzy and Arejay Hale.

The group scored a GRAMMY® Award in the category of “Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance” for Love Bites (So Do I), became the first female-fronted band to hit #1 on the US Active Rock radio charts, and cumulatively, their songs have racked up north of 1 billion global streams. HALESTORM consistently rise up rougher, stronger, and louder.

With special guests Welsh heavy metal fusion masters SKINDRED who will be bringing their heavy metal, reggae, punk, hip hop and electronic technicolour musical dreamcoat and Sydney quartet RELIQA.

Diving deep into the cube as a spectacle inside Liberty Hall glows till the early hours of the morning. Headlining the evening is an event for the ages, a combination of two of Australia’s biggest club names. Sam Alfred and Club Angel collide to create a boiling pot of sounds. Colliding Club Angels late 90s inspired 2-step, as Sam backs it up with the finest house cuts and a rare selection of techno to get your heart racing.

Straight outta Manchester, UK garage godfather, Zed Bias comes to flex his repertoire of sounds, where everything he touches turns to gold. His unmistakable productions have made him a lynchpin of the UK club sound for over a decade. Added to the mix, feel good Eora sound selector Kai Lover, bringing her heart and soul to the dance floor.

In the rollercoaster of mixed emotions, Summer Dance is covering all bases from chaos to love.

On Saturday February 24th, we’re unleashing our favourite brothers onto The Courts as the New Zealand duo, Chaos in the CBD, lay their mellow-infused house like a blanket over our open-air, daytime affair.

Like the sun, Jennifer Loveless will be heating up the courts as she dives into the pocket. And to set the pace for the marathon, is Eora’s favorite, Cleo!

As the sun takes its final bow and nightfall sweeps in, Summer Dance AFTER DARK is set to keep the party alive.

Inside Liberty Hall’s custom-built club spectacle, a true bromance reaches its peak. A mutation of sounds as heavyweights Sam Alfred and Club Angel collide their sounds in a monstrous B2B.

But it wouldn’t be a bonfire without a fire starter. In fact, we may need two. All the way from Manchester, the godfather of breakbeat garage, Zed Bias, will be serving nothing but nourishing sounds to a hungry crowd. With Eora powerhouse Kai Lover opening the night, giving us that toe-tapping, feel-good house everyone orders for the table.

As the sun takes its final bow and nightfall sweeps in, Summer Dance AFTER DARK is set to keep the party alive.

Take a trip around the globe with one of our BIGGEST & SWEATIEST lineups to date! ALL INTERNATIONAL. ALL. NIGHT. LONG! The French feel-good maestro, Folamour, is gracing the stage once again for yet another set of the day. Blessing every inch of our bodies with pure ENERGY. It doesn’t stop there; repping Peckham is none other than the man with no boundaries, Bradley Zero, and one of the leaders of the new school, Tarzsa.

This lineup guarantees nothing but a monster night as Liberty Hall undergoes a metamorphosis with our custom-built club spectacle.

See you there on Jan 27 for the next mega installment of AFTER DARK. There’s a limited number of tickets available, so act fast! CONSIDER THIS YOUR WARNING!

This event is 18+. Do not attend if you are feeling unwell. Photo ID is essential, acceptable ID is a current and valid Australian Photo Drivers Licence, State Approved ‘Proof of Age’ card or Passport.

We acknowledge that this event is held on the stolen lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.