Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras announce first Party DJs and tickets

Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras announce first Party DJs and tickets
Image: The first round of DJs have just been announced for the 2016 Mardi Gras Party.,

SYDNEY Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras have just announced early bird tickets are now on sale for the festival’s iconic Party along with its first lineup of Australian and international DJs that will grace the decks on the night.

Over 12,000 partygoers from across Australia and the world are expected to descend upon Sydney for one of the biggest LGBTI celebrations in the world — and the biggest in the southern hemisphere — on Saturday, March 5 for both the Parade and Party.

After 31 years of rocking the decks with house jams, one of Sydney’s longest serving and most respected DJs, Mark Alsop, will make his Mardi Gras Party debut.

Responsible for many dancefloor memories in Sydney and around the world and a force in the local dance scene, Alsop’s set will be a Party highlight in 2016.

Mark Alsop
Mark Alsop

Expect to hear an exclusive fusion of club mixes, fresh pop and timeless tunes when 2015 DIVA Award-winning and trans DJ Victoria Anthony hits the decks with her sexy, camp, and energetic DJ set.

Victoria Anthony
Victoria Anthony

Mardi Gras favourite and internationally-renowned drag DJ Kitty Glitter will also return home to take the Mardi Gras Party to a whole new level.

Kitty Glitter
Kitty Glitter

Making their Australian debut is London-based female duo Maze and Masters, who have played some of the most popular and largest Pride events in Europe, and have remixed for Kylie Minogue among others.

Maze and Masters
Maze and Masters

London-born but Sydney-based popular DJ Colin Gaff will also take over the decks, bringing his energetic playlist.

Colin Gaff
Colin Gaff

Meanwhile, long time Sydney crowd pleasers Siesmic [aka James Turnbull] and Tanner Derrby [aka Brendan Terry] will also make their Mardi Gras Party debut, combining forces under their new DJ names for a dance floor shake up featuring hands-in-the-air anthems, funky deep house, and pop-remixed classics.

DJ Seismic
DJ Seismic

Finally, after rocking last year’s Mardi Gras Party at 4am with a cowboy-inspired Let’s Have a Kiki performance with Scissor Sister’s Jake Shears, global drag star Courtney Act will return for another live performance.

Courtney Act
Courtney Act

 

Mardi Gras chief executive Michele Bauer said: “This year’s lineup for the Mardi Gras Party 2016 is already looking incredible.

“We are so excited to finally bring legendary Sydney DJ Mark Alsop to the Party for the first time, and welcome back spectacular showgirl Victoria Anthony and the sassy Kitty Glitter.

“With local grown talent, fresh beats all the way from London, and more exciting announcements to come, this year’s Party will continue to be the biggest and best LGBTQI celebration in town.”

To stay updated on further artists, performers and line-up announcements, visit www.mardigras.org.au

DETAILS:
WHAT: Mardi Gras Party 2016
WHERE: Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park
WHEN: Saturday, March 5, 10pm – 8am
TICKETS: From $106.50 + bf at mardigras.org.au
Use the hashtags #sydneymardigras or #MGparty

The Star Observer is a media partner of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras

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