Courtyard Party Sunday October 4th ft. BAR9, Nina Las Vegas, L D R U, Victor Niglio, HWLS, Linda Marigliano, Odd Mob, Go Freek, LO'99 & more.
1pm-Late | Public Holiday the next day | Festival Attire | $5 drinks 1-3pm.
Tickets - www.courtyardparty.com | More info/Group bookings - info@courtyardparty.com

The 2015-16 Courtyard Season kicks off on Sunday October 4th 2015. Presented by Swerve Productions and Dance I Said, this season promises to be the biggest one yet.

The October lineup is particularly diverse, with 9 headliners on the bill catering to the musical needs of all Courtyard Party fans. A statement from Courtyard Party says; “we are all about diversity in the way which we book and program. If you are coming out for a whole day and night of music, you want to hear a variety of sounds. We are also finding that the tastes of our fans are diversifying across multiple genre’s, so we are continually adapting to cater for that.”

On the bill is:
Bass dynamo from the UK - BAR9
Australian wonder girl Nina Las Vegas
One of the most exciting Australian dance acts in the country, fresh off a new EP. Also one half of Carmada – L D R U.
Ta-ku’s alter bass ego HWLS
Heavy hitting Vitor Niglio from Philadelphia
The lovely Linda Marigliano from Triple J
Brisbane bass house bandits Odd Mob
Sydney ‘gutter tech’ heads Go Freek
Another Sydney act making a lot of noise recently - LO’99

This upcoming season of Courtyard, we will be providing the customary high level of production, custom visuals on one of the biggest club LED installations in the Southern hemisphere, live dance shows and more.

One ticket will grant you entry to three levels of ivy building one, with the sun room on level three playing house, tech and techno from 3 pm - presented by MASH. The den on level two will be presented by Arc Presents and will be throwing down everything from bass, electro and bounce from 2pm onwards. As always, the main room will host the headliners for the event and will be programmed in accordance with the more laid back vibes suited to the afternoon in the sun. Then the evening will see the music cranked up a notch as day turns to night.