Dangerous Goods XXL Festival - Melbourne 2027
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Melbourne · MEL
Ascot Vale
Lineup · explore the artists
- Boris Brejcha
- Claptone
- Darude
- Holy Priest
- Neelix
- Sub Zero Project
- Anderex
- ___________
- Adam Bartas
- ASLO
- Crusy.
- Dekel
- Havana Brown
- Ish K
- Jake Casey
- Kitsune
- Megapixel
- Miss Jade
- Nik Kastel
- Paraçek
- Samuel Moriero (2)
- Short Round
- Shtuby
Techno · Psytrance · Festival · Melodic House & Techno · House · Trance · Hardstyle · About House · About Techno · About Trance · About Psytrance · About Hardstyle
Meet the artists
Boris Brejcha →
Played Melbourne 9 times since 2010
Boris Brejcha is a German producer and DJ who describes his musical territory as high-tech minimal. The masked visual identity accompanies a self-contained world of productions, extended headline shows and his Fckng Serious label.
Listen: Gravity (feat. Laura Korinth) - Edit ↗
Claptone →
Played Melbourne 15 times since 2012
Claptone is a house project built around an anonymous, gold-masked persona. The Masquerade connects that theatrical identity to a party series, while the music stays rooted in house rather than requiring knowledge of the person behind the mask.
Listen: No Eyes - Radio Edit ↗
Darude →
Darude is Finnish producer Ville Virtanen, known for progressive and uplifting dance music. His international breakthrough came with Sandstorm in 1999, followed by the debut album Before the Storm.
Listen: Sandstorm ↗
Holy Priest →
First Melbourne show on RA's listings
Holy Priest is a masked electronic producer whose music crosses hard techno, rawstyle and hardcore. Heavy basslines and an intentionally theatrical visual identity sit alongside a playful edge.
Neelix →
Neelix is the name of Henrik Twardzik, a German DJ and producer from Hamburg. He plays psytrance, both progressive and psychedelic, and has been active since 1995.
Listen: Waterfall ↗
Sub Zero Project →
Sub Zero Project are Dutch producers Thomas Velderman and Nigel Coppen. Their hardstyle combines forceful drops with uplifting melody and vocals, rather than treating hardness and tunefulness as opposites.
Listen: Darkest Hour (The Clock) ↗Show history from Resident Advisor.
The venue

An event and exhibition precinct in Ascot Vale used for big ticketed dance events, such as Dangerous Goods XXL in June 2026. Follow your event’s own site map and gate details.
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