Name: After Dark w/ Ninajirachi, 1tbsp & 2touch
Start: 2025-11-29T11:00:00+11:00
End: 2025-11-29T16:00:00+11:00
Location: Entertainment Quarter

$After Dark w\/ Ninajirachi, 1tbsp & 2touch$

Astral People presents…
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After Dark w/ Ninajirachi, 1tbsp & 2touch
Saturday 29 Nov 2025 – Liberty Hall
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Sydney’s most essential summer ritual is back on the courts, bringing a new season of day-to-night heat.
Built on community, expression, and a little bit of chaos, Summer Dance has become a fixture of Sydney’s cultural calendar — each edition a chapter in the city’s summer story.
Across the season, Liberty Hall Courts transforms into an open-air playground by day, before the energy carries inside to Liberty Hall for After Dark. Carefully curated lineups bring together international tastemakers and the most exciting local names, soundtracking long afternoons and nights that stretch far beyond the last track.
As day turns to night, the energy shifts inside for After Dark. Leading the charge is Ninajirachi, raising the flag for a new generation of Australian electronic artists on the international stage with her futuristic pop-club sound, bringing bold, forward-thinking energy to the floor.
Next up is 1tbsp, the dynamic house and dance music project and Grammy Award nominee. A standalone force in electronic music, blending genres with ease, 1tbsp pushes boundaries, crafting tracks that are both innovative and irresistibly danceable, bridging cultures and scenes.
Rounding out the lineup is rising selector 2touch, whose cross-genre sounds fuse the familiar with the delightfully off-kilter. From cryptic yet stickily melodic vocal samples to sparkling synths and warped basslines, 2touch creates a never-ending pool of wide-eyed discovery — a catalyst for community and the thread that stitches together memories, and the atmosphere that surrounds all of us.
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We pay our respects to the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, and acknowledge their custodianship of these lands and waters; their culture and language; and their elders – past, present and emerging.