Sydney and Melbourne scene listings
Friday, October 14
SYDNEY
ALEXANDRIA HOTEL – Shine, gay night in Leura, 10pm.
ARQ – Fomo Foam party. Doors open 9pm, $20 entry.
BANK HOTEL – Friendly Fridays, DJ Paul Master, 9pm-late.
CITY STEAM – Sex on premises. Black Out party from 8pm.
COLOMBIAN – DJs David Smith, more. Shows from Maxi Shield.
GOTHAM – Funkafied, soul and funk music. Comp Mai Tai on arrival for all early peeps. Free entry, open from 5pm.
IMPERIAL – Pop Tarts: Friday night show. Talk Dirty in the cellar dance club, $10 entry.
KEN’S OF KENSINGTON – Bucks night: towel-free 8pm.
MIDNIGHT SHIFT – Sinister, Friday night show with Charisma Belle and cast. $5 entry before midnight, $10 after.
NEVERMIND – Disgraceland, 9pm- 5am, $10.
OXFORD HOTEL – Furry Fridays with the Harbour City Bears.
PALMS – Daggy disco, 8pm-3am, DJ FatCat.
QUEEN VICTORIA HOTEL – 20% off bar drinks from 5pm.
SLIDE – Cath Alcorn in The Divine Miss Bette tribute show.
STONEWALL – Let’s Talk About Sex with Verushka Darling.
TAXI CLUB – The Devine Diva Dollies. Level 2 nightclub open 10pm, DJs Justin Scott, Shane Davidson.
MELBOURNE
ABODE – NTI with host Jan. DJ Jon Montes. 10pm-late.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL – Cheap Thrills from 10pm.
DNM – Open 4pm. Shows from 10.30pm. Nightclub from 10pm. Party Night.
DT’S HOTEL– Open 4pm. Buffet 7-8.30pm. DJ Dazz from 9.30pm.
GH – Friday Night Project/Boylesque. Open 8pm-1am.
GLASSHOUSE HOTEL – Provocation BDSM from 9.30pm. Strict dress code.
HEAVEN’S DOOR – Flea Market: with DJ Mike Evans. Free entry.
LAIRD – Man Friday: pub prices. Tunes by Matt Doll. 5pm-late.
LIBATION – ‘Meet your mates’: Happy hour 4–7pm. Open 2pm.
NEVERWHERE – Kings of Drag: Entry $10. Shows at 10.30pm.
THE PEEL – Open 9pm-dawn.
PRISCILLA’S @ 153 – Code 3 – Paris & Alexis. Open 9pm.
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