Club Program

London Deep House label; Delusions Of Grandeur host what will be Felipe Gordon's debut in Sydney, during his 1st Australian tour. Feat. Norm De Plume (Delusions Of Grandeur, UK) Sim Maree, Andrew Fazzolari (Attic) & Slippedup.

Based in Colombia’s capital Bogotá, Felipe Gordon is a renaissance man. The producer, multi-instrumentalist, DJ and label head from Bogotá, Colombia is nothing short of a phenom, effortlessly fusing complex sound combinations from Jazz samples to flowing pianos and acid bass lines into hugely exciting and unique house records.

Hailing from London but now firmly ensconced in Eora/Sydney Norm De Plume has been quietly making a name for himself as a DJ and producer with a solid reputation locally in the harbour city.

Delusions of Grandeur are responsible for releasing seminal releases by the likes of Session Victim, 6th Borough Project, Toby Tobias, Soul Of Hex, Franc Spangler and many more.

One of the most prolific UKG and bassline producers in recent years with standout releases on Shall Not Fade, Time Is Now and Extra Spicy. Killjoy's finger prints are on a number of revered bassline institutions Tumble Audio and Formula records with nods from My Nu Leng, Hannah Wants and Interplanetary Criminal.

With main support Hotbabe.93 and a fresh local lineup it will be all gas all night... especially as we bring back the cage stage in the middle of the room. A massive HARDWIRE not to miss.

Finer Things opens the stage to a few debutants and a few Finer Things alumni - we can wait to join you for a night of House, Techno, Trance and everything in-between.

HARDWIRE is returning to the big techno sound that built the Abercrombie with a double header.

Nanzhen Yang all the way from London, and our local queen of techno Trinity!

Nanzhen Yang is a multiple-disciplinary artist and DJ based in London. In her practice, she combines her love of dance music and experimental soundscapes, concocting a blend of heavy-hitting industrial and truly emotive dance. Her unique and distinctive mixings have been heard across many London dancing floors at E1, Corsica Studio, the Cause, Colour Factory and most recently her residency at Fold.

Over her two decade long career Trinity has earned the respect and adoration of dancers and peers from Sydney to Berlin. From sharing a stage alongside Richie Hawtin at our very own Sydney Opera House to performing for fans at Tresor, Tomorrowland and handpicked for the closing weekend of legendary Printworks

Her resume speaks for itself especially with collaborations from Luke Hess, Eric Cloutier, Headless Horseman, XDB and her label Nighttime Drama being internationally acclaimed.

A night where hard dance meets gritty attitude—Bark Division and Doomed are bringing you a massive collision of dark beats and raw energy taking over The Abercrombie. Expect a high-intensity vibe that pushes boundaries, with techno, hard dance, and everything in between.

DJs:

Busy

Lyssa

Justagirl

Miss T

Canard

Tekie B2B Patr1thousand

Ecoslut

Get ready for a night where the unexpected reigns—all welcome.

A legend in the scene who started his journey in 2008, reinventing himself in the club world time and time again... Little Fritter now probably best known as a champion of hard and fast trance, hard house and as one of the founders of NEED 2 FREAK.

Enjoying the highest of heights around AUS as a much acclaimed tastemaker and DJ, the breakneck speed and energy of NEED 2 FREAK radiates through his sets as an individual DJ. 

WE’RE BACK! Red Belly Records is back at The Abercrombie on April 5th, from 10 PM to 5 AM, for another night of music and good times. With 20 of Sydney’s artists across two stages, expect a mix of sounds from familiar names on the label and fresh talent making waves. This is our second event at The Abercrombie, and we’re keeping the energy high all night long. Don’t miss out—bring your crew, hit the dance floor, and discover your next favorite artist.

Multi-faceted Trance visionary and mastermind behind the SPF INFINI compilation series, TDJ returns to Australia!

In the ethereal realm of dance music, TDJ emerges as a luminary, crafting a sonic universe that marries melancholy with bittersweet euphoria.

TDJ first established a deep connection with her audience through her explosive first EP’s, garnering praise from Trax Magazine and Tsugi, with remixes and collaborations from the artists like X-COAST, Panteros666 and DJ HEARTSTRING.

Mixtape’s “TDJ123”, “Back to 123” and the SPF INFINI series continue to delve deeper into her influences, an intoxicating world of electronic music that is enticingly and uniquely her own.

Championed by Pitchfork in “Trance is back - and it’s no joke”; her latest in the SPF INFINI series “Genesis” takes the skies, showcasing the diverse aspects of TDJ’s lore.


Bringing her white-hot stage presence and rave-ready trademark blend of trance, techno and euro dance, TDJ is set to rinse club across the country this April!

Lineup:

TDJ

CLAIR

Donatachi

Ealing

Hazboy

Ivy Lab, aka the collab project of Sabre & Stray, has been traversing the broadest realms of bass music since 2015. Always living on the fringes of electronic music, they've amassed worldwide acclaim for both their singular takes on UKG and 2Step singles or their championing of the "future beats" movement as portrayed on both their Infinite Falling Ground LPs.

Ivy Lab's love of bass music has been embraced by festivals as varied as Glastonbury, EDC Vegas, SXSW, Sonar (Barcleona + HK), CTM Berlin, Dour, ADE, Shambhala, Lowlands Exit & Outlook Festival and fans have left mesmerised by a their avant-garde multi genre blend. Introducing many around the world to brand new takes on jersey club, breaks and dubstep.

With such a tall order to fill we have our most qualified bass heads on supports.

First up we have Guigs, who is the head honcho of underground bass music stalwart DUNJ. And secondly we have one of Sydney's most sort after, Jungist, head of Decay and FBI's Variable Depth Audio.

Brand new to the scene with, some impressive sets at The Abercrombie and on FBI's Switch, we welcome back Fabz!