Name: Summer Dance w/ Club Angel, Crÿbaby & Bryson Hill
Start: 2025-11-29T05:00:00+11:00
Location: Entertainment Quarter

$Summer Dance w\/ Club Angel, Cr\u00ffbaby & Bryson Hill$

Astral People presents…
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SUMMER DANCE w/ Club Angel, Crÿbaby & Bryson Hill
Saturday 29 Nov 2025 – Liberty Hall Courts
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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.
The season opens with a lineup to set the tone for the season to come, led by Sydney’s own Club Angel, one of Australia’s most electrifying and distinctive dance music artists. Ferocious and uplifting, Club Angel channels the raw, gritty essence of ’90s and ’00s club music, delivering relentless energy in the best possible way.
Joining him is Crÿbaby, the dynamic Naarm-based DJ and producer renowned for her fearless, genre-blurring sets that traverse Global Club, Ghetto Tech, Dembow and Hard Dance. With her boundary-pushing sound and infectious energy, Crÿbaby has become one of the most sought-after names in Australia’s vibrant club scene.
Completing the day lineup is Bryson Hill, whose sound has travelled from Sydney to London, earning him shows across both continents and a debut EP on respected UK label Shall Not Fade. With a big year ahead, Hill brings an exciting edge to the courts.
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