Who was billed2 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
Set times were not published.
None of these artists had shared a bill before that night.
Who they are
“Raised in the Steel City, aka the coastal, industrial Australian town of Newcastle, Loods brings a fun, raw energy to dance music.”
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Raised in the Steel City, aka the coastal, industrial Australian town of Newcastle, Loods brings a fun, raw energy to dance music. Since his debut in 2018, Loods has built a catalog of high-impact releases. Notable collaborations include house anthem ‘Love Is Real’ with Mall Grab, Balearic banger ‘Paradise’ with SG Lewis, late night groover ‘What Can I Do’ with A-Trak, and a French touch remix of Dom Dolla’s ‘Saving Up’. Loods keeps one eye on the sunshine in the rearview mirror, infusing warm nostalgia into every piece of production, and another eye firmly on the horizon: With a KETTAMA collaboration just around the corner, an album on longtime label Steel City Dance Discs on the way in 2026, and nonstop global touring, Loods simply can’t slow down.Their RA profile lists Defected Records, Future Classic, Fool's Gold, Spinnin' Deep and 6 more.often with KETTAMA, FIFI, FIFI, none of them here that night
“Sprinkling her sets with everything from cheesy pop bangers to darkwave synth and acid house, Tony y Not’s razor-sharp yet free-spirited DJing empowers crowds to let loose and not take themselves too seriously.”
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Sprinkling her sets with everything from cheesy pop bangers to darkwave synth and acid house, Tony y Not’s razor-sharp yet free-spirited DJing empowers crowds to let loose and not take themselves too seriously. Combining discerning taste with a fun stage presence, the Zurich-born, New York based artist has graced the decks at world-leading clubs and events such as fabric, Watergate, teksupport, Stranger Than, Zamna, Public Records and Brooklyn Mirage, at festivals including Piknic Electronik Montreal, Fusion, Elements and Love Machine, and has released on some of the finest labels in electronic music (Kompakt, Nervous Records, Live At Robert Johnson, fabric records, Me Me Me and Ombra International). Her DJing style is open-minded and open-hearted, perhaps cycling through brooding cosmic disco, candied tech-trance, murky acid techno and ravey piano house, or blending bright techy acid with groovy vocal-led cuts and heart-opening indie. Drawing from the 1980s to the present day, she fluidly shifts between light and dark moods and delights in a sense of playfulness not always embraced by more serious-minded peers. The tracks she makes are similarly colourful and complex, often featuring a mid-tempo BPM, long builds and a celestial quality. They’re perfect at 2am in sweaty, laser-strewn nightclubs but work equally well at forest raves or under the open skies, dancing in the dust. As she continues to release on ever-impressive labels, Tony y Not has been collecting the gigs to match and has found herself supporting some of her biggest heroes. Tiga, Solomun, Michael Bibi, Jennifer Cardini, DJ Tennis, Dixon, LP Giobbi, Chaos in the CBD, Ben UFO and DJ Seinfeld are just some of the artists she’s shared bills with, testament to the respect she’s won from fans and peers alike and her ability to rock any party she’s booked at. Beyond the music, Tony y Not is determined to be a force for good in the scene. Supporting other women and female-identifying talent in the industry is a cause she’s passionate about, as is the emotional and psychological well-being of artists. In 2022, she launched the Safe Spaces Series on Spotify, interviewing fellow DJs and producers about mental health in the music industry. As her DJing and productions continue to communicate what words cannot, moving bodies and capturing hearts around the globe, Tony y Not is staying true to her mission: to spread joy and uplift others, both on and off the dance floor.Their RA profile lists Crosstown Rebels, Kompakt, Nervous Records, Live At Robert Johnson and 5 more.Recently at Gabriela, House of Yes, 99 Scott Ave · often with Jimi Jules, Acid Alien, Eve Lauren, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- FIFI1 with Loods and 1 with Loods
- Jimi Jules3 with Tony y Not
- KETTAMA3 with Loods
- Acid Alien2 with Tony y Not
- AMMARA1 with Loods
- ASTER1 with Loods
- AYYBO1 with Tony y Not
- DJ Seinfeld1 with Tony y Not
56 said they were going — quieter than a usual Friday at Elsewhere.
how this compares
- Median final count, Fridays at Elsewhere74
- Middle half finished between33 and 146
- Past Fridays at this venue counted220
The room
Elsewhere — 708 events and 2,806 distinct artists since Aug 2023.
Most-tagged here: House (3). genre tags on this room’s listings