Dots+Loops Vibrations

Welcome to the weird avant-house party of your dreams...

Are you ready to party?

Lineup:
- Provocative Vibrations
- Throat Pleats
- Shugorei ~ album launch presented by 4000 Records
- Airport DJ set
- visuals by Kit Mason
- Welcome to Country by Cre8tive Nations

Tickets:
Pay-What-You-Can-Afford (min. $10)

Vibrations is the weird avant-house party of your dreams, a vivacious celebration of noise and rhythm.

Brisbane duo Provocative Vibrations kick things off, blurring the boundaries between percussion, movement and mime. Sydney duo Throat Pleats take us all the way down the rabbit hole, past any concept of irony, and headlong into gleeful musical mayhem. Hybrid electro-percussive duo Shugorei channel the party’s energy to a glitchy peak, merging virtuosic live percussion with more synths than you can poke a (drum) stick at. And in true Dots+Loops style, Airport closes with a DJ set to keep the good vibes going into the night.

To make sure everyone can join in, ticket are Pay-What-You-Can-Afford, minimum $10. We encourage those of you with the means to do so to pay more, enabling us to put this event on while keeping it accessible to those in our community who may be experiencing financial difficulties in these strange time. If it is within your means, a suggested ticket price would be $35. Every little bit helps support Brisbane's vibrant arts community and the amazing artists in the Dots+Loops family.

Newstead Brewing Co. Milton is fully wheelchair accessible.

Dots+Loops exists for all members of the community, regardless of gender identity, sexuality, ethnicity or economic background. Our shows are explicitly safe spaces, with no tolerance for bigotry, racism, queerphobia, sexism, misogyny, or ableist behaviours or attitudes.

Dots+Loops Vibrations is held on Jagera and Turrbal land. We respectfully acknowledge the traditional owners, pay respects to elders past, present and emerging, and recognise the important ongoing contributions our First Nations communities make to our music and arts scenes. This always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.

This project is supported by Creative Partnerships Australia through the Australian Cultural Fund, and our partners Newstead Brewing Co., Cre8tive Nations, 4000 Records and The Johnson Spring Hill.