
What’s on in gay Melbourne tonight?
Saturday September 4
ABODE – N-Tice. Erotic play party for open-minded individuals or curious couples of all sexualities (single male-form by appointment only). Electro beat and progressive house by Jon-E, Steve Punch, DJ Kat. Entry strictly between 9pm–10.30pm. Dress code applies.
BENDIGO HOTEL – Mindset, The Outsiders and Face Eater. Doors 8pm, $8.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL – Viva Las Vegas starring Polly Filla, Bumpa Love and Venus Envy. Three shows from 10pm, music by DJ Gavin Campbell. Free entry.
DISGRACELAND – @ Jett Black on Greville St, Prahran from 9pm. $15/20. Electro pop bliss and performances by gender illusionist Courtney Act.
DT’S HOTEL – Open 4pm-1am. Free pool until 9.30pm, $3 pots and $3.50 schooners. Drag performances by Dulcie Du Jour from 10.30pm.
GLASSHOUSE – Atomic Betsy, indie electro disco with MellyDee, Sophia Sin, $5 entry, 9pm
GREYHOUND – A Classic Saturday Night. 3 shows with CSS and the Award-winning Classics. Free entry before 9pm. Happy hour 8-9pm $2.50 pots.
HEAVEN’S DOOR – Play R&B night, with DJ Rod G, host Destiny Forbidden and dancers. Doors open 10pm and now licensed to 5am.
LAIRD – Wrestle a Rugger: Melbourne Chargers Vs Sydney Convicts jelly wrestling. Tickets: $10 on the door.
MARKET – Music Matters. 3 levels of safety, comfort and professional staff. Local, interstate and international DJs play uplifting house all night. Open 10pm-10am.
NEVERWHERE – The Mercury is Rising: commercial house/RnB/mixed. $8.50 cocktails 9-10pm, $3.50 jelly shots all night. Free entry.
THE PEEL – A happy vibe with VJs Audi, Jay-Z and B. Cassey. Outdoor area, bar open 9pm. Mainly men, free entry.
PRISCILLA’S @ 153 – Saturnalia. With Rita, Monte, Bunnie and Lexi Gaga with DJ Shawn King. Fabulous shows, drink specials. Open 9pm, free entry.
SIRCUIT – BootClub. Playing the tunes are Gavin Campbell & Courtney Marson playing it ‘Dirty’. Open 5pm-3am, free entry.
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