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10 Oct

Back to the 90s Melbourne

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  • Nightlife

A full two-level takeover celebrating the house, dance and party records that defined the 1990s.

The Main Room will focus on 90s house, Eurodance, trance and club anthems.

Upstairs, the Emerald Peacock rooftop changes the mood with 90s R&B, vocal singalongs and broader party favourites. The two distinct areas give guests the freedom to move between a dedicated dance-music room and a rooftop party soundtrack throughout the night.

Headlining the Melbourne event is multi-platinum DJ and producer Jolyon Petch. With more than 25 years behind the decks, Petch has built a career spanning club culture, radio and major events throughout Australia and New Zealand. He is joined by Ken Walker, Jorj Pats, George Djay, Tania Marie, Morgan Belbruno and DJ Gel from New Zealand.

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Sat 10 Oct
  • 8pm - 1am 8:00pm - 1:00am

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The Emerald Peacock
233 Lonsdale St
Melbourne 3000

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From $25 to $60

Adult / general $25
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  • telephone number: 03 9654 8680
  • email address: infusioneventsau@gmail.com
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