Airwolf Paradise has had a CRAZY couple of years. In 2022 he released ‘Don’t Hurt Me Baby’ on Patrick Topping’s Trick label, premiering as a BBC Radio 1 Hottest Record, getting tried and tested at Printworks, Creamfields, Parklife & DC-10 and hitting 10 million streams on...
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Airwolf Paradise has had a CRAZY couple of years. In 2022 he released ‘Don’t Hurt Me Baby’ on Patrick Topping’s Trick label, premiering as a BBC Radio 1 Hottest Record, getting tried and tested at Printworks, Creamfields, Parklife & DC-10 and hitting 10 million streams on Spotify. In 2023, he dropped his ‘Only Man’ EP on Solomun’s label ‘Diynamic’ Music featuring the vocals of Chicago house music royalty Paul Johnson.
He went onto play huge sets across Tomorrowland, Parookaville, and Leeds Festival and in 2024 Airwolf Paradise’s worldwide touring has ramped up another level with crazy appearances across North America supporting Dom Dolla. In November he played the Warehouse Project and Drumsheds in the UK; not small.
Harry Hayes is undoubtedly one to watch – the Eora-based producer & DJ has released a stack of stunning singles and remixes throughout the past 18 months via LOVE CLVB. Harry’s production caught the keen ears of Caribou with an official remix of ‘Broke My Heart’, and Caribou has since been spinning Harry’s unreleased tracks in sets across the globe. On the back of this, Harry has just been announced as main support for Caribou’s forthcoming Australian live tour in Dec/Jan.
MAD.DAY’s energy is palpable both on and off the stage – known for curating high octane sets spanning tech-house, hard groove and techno, MAD.DAY has headlined boat parties, supported What So Not, and played at Your Paradise in Fiji. MAD.DAY is also a certified star on TikTok, adored by over 1 million fans for her tongue-in-cheek Aussie humour.
Rounding out the bill is Eora fave Disco Dora. With supports for COEO, Palms Trax and Moktar under her belt and a forthcoming slot at Lost Paradise festival, you know you’re in for a treat.
Tickets are on sale now.
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