LOVE COME SET ME FREE

In the neon-lit underworld of Party Party Land, two renegade dance party gatherers, BAD DOG and HOUSE OF MINCE, decide to shake up the status quo. Tired of the mundane and hierarchical structures, they envision a utopia where mutts and aliens groove together, unfettered by the constraints of the outside world. Their mantra is simple: LOVE COME SET ME FREE.

Their sanctuary is a cavernous space, pulsing with the beats of disco-funk, hi-nrg, crunchy techno, deep, spacey and sleazy, gritty and sublime. Paying homage to their queer deity, whose spirits whisper through the speakers, urging everyone to dance like it's the last night on Earth.

In this twisted fairytale, the dance floor is a kaleidoscope of life. Mutts, with their patchy fur and infectious energy, twirl with disgrace, while aliens, with their iridescent skin and their arthropodan moves, light up the room. Here, bodies are celebrated in all their forms.

There is no VIP section, no velvet ropes. In this arcadia, everyone is a star, and the dance floor is their stage. Life in this realm echoes the time before big business, greed, and war cast long shadows over the world. It's a celebration of what once was, and a beacon of hope for what will be again.

This is a new utopia, a dreamy fairytale where our queer cult flourish in harmony. Our collective vibrations, reaching our ancestors across all worlds, current and beyond. This dance is eternal. This is just the beginning.

DJ's Alinka, Annabelle Gaspar, Bill Cotsis, Deepa, Gemma, Guy Grey, Harry Court, Simon Caldwell, Toni Yotzi, Yikes.

You don't want to miss this. Get your tickets while you can.

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Dog Mince acknowledge that their events take place on the stolen lands of the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders; past, present, and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.