THE WORKS [NYE] feat. Armand Van Helden, Ewan McVicar, Jayda G + salute
Sydney · SYD
Eveleigh
610 m straight-line from Macdonaldtown (train) · © OpenStreetMap contributors
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Meet the artists
Armand van Helden →
Boston producer Armand van Helden connects house production, remixing and pop crossover across a career stretching back to the 1990s. His solo catalogue includes You Don't Know Me, My My My and I Want Your Soul.
Listen: Bonkers - Radio Edit ↗
Ewan McVicar →
Ewan McVicar is a house and techno DJ and producer from Ayr, Scotland, whose sound is disco house. In 2017 he started the night TEN in Ayr, with residents drawn from the town. His single Tell Me Something Good won Track of the Year at DJ Mag's Best of British awards and Radio 1's Electronic Track of the Year in 2021. With Steven Simpson he also makes acid-leaning music as Granary 12.
Jayda G →
Jayda G is the stage name of Jayda Guy, a Canadian DJ and producer from British Columbia who now lives in London. Her music sits between house and disco. Her debut album, Significant Changes, came out on Ninja Tune in March 2019, and with DJ Fett Burger she ran the label Freakout Cult from 2015 to 2018. Both Of Us was nominated at the 2021 Grammy Awards.
Listen: No Bad Vibes ↗
salute →
salute brings UK club influences into a collaborative, song-led electronic project. Growing up in Vienna and later moving to Brighton and Manchester opened a route from watching club culture online to experiencing grime, garage and dubstep in person. That background helps explain the meeting of dancefloor momentum and pop songwriting.
The venue
A large arts venue in Eveleigh, with several event spaces rather than one club room. Use the space named on your ticket to plan your visit.
The main pedestrian entrance is at 245 Wilson Street. The visitor guide estimates eight minutes from Redfern station.
A ramp serves the main entrance and the venue has level access. Accessible parking is via 229 Wilson Street. The venue says it does not have a hearing loop.
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