move my way

Port Melbourne Industrial Centre for the Arts

move my way

move my way

Port Melbourne Industrial Centre for the Arts, 1 Woolboard Road, 3207 Port Melbourne Kort

sun. 04.10.2026 14:00

Miðar / Skráning

music always finds a way to make us move

to move our bodies
to move our hearts,
to move our souls.

we invite you to move my way. 

featuring...
ezra collective
freddie gibbs
kokoroko
sampa the great
qendresa
gena (liv.e & karriem riggins)
luke una
takuya nakamura
coco maria
jamz supernova
tash lc
xmunashe
miles nautu
rah
+ more

on sunday the 4th of october, pica will breathe new life. reimagined into a multi-stage playground for your ears and your feet.

a celebration for the soulful persuasion. a one-day festival that moves through jazz, soul, hip-hop and its translation into the club continuum. eclectic, unbound and forward-looking, move my way brings together a cross-section of artists and communities connected through rhythm, movement and shared experience.

a festival that embraces diversity and interconnection - musically, culturally and across the dancefloor. It speaks to a generation shaped by openness, grounded in the belief that even in a polarising world, there is power in coming together.

more than a moment, it’s a signal. a window into the wide-eyed future of human potential - where boundaries blur, where exchange is constant, and where connection is everything.

built on community, driven by curiosity, and open to all, this is a reminder that the way forward is in moving together.

move my way - where strangers feel familiar. Come find what’s been calling you.

we acknowledge the wurundjeri woi wurrung people of the kulin nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which this festival takes place, and pay our respects to elders past and present. always was, always will be aboriginal land.

Flytjendur

  • Ezra Collective
    Ezra Collective

    Femi Koleoso - Drums

    TJ Koleoso - Bass

    Joe Armon Jones - Keys

    Dylan Jones - Trumpet

    James Mollison - Saxophone

  • Freddie Gibbs
    Freddie Gibbs

    www.YouonlyDie1nce.com

  • Sampa the Great
    Sampa the Great
    Sampa the Great (Sampa Tembo) is a poet and singer-songwriter. Expressing herself through music, poetry and visual art, Sampa captures listeners with thought provoking words, while encouraging people to enjoy the simplicity of creativity. Sampa The Great hails from Africa, the motherland. Born in Zambia, she was then raised in Botswana when her family decided to move there when she was young. Music was immersed within her family life and at the age of 22, Sampa left home and moved to Australia to further her musical studies. Sampa views music as the language of the soul, transcending borders and acting as an agent for positive change. Separating from her peers in Botswana, moving away from her family as well as her upbringing all inform her lyrics. Sampa has a penchant for poetry and weaves lyrical mazes with her verses, drawing listeners into a lush, imaginative world. Her music bonds from spoken-word to pure hip-hop rapping, with stops at psychedelic and blues along the way; it’s the sound of an adventurous young mind pushing out against all boundaries. Sampa The Great's mixtape is available for download https://sampathegreat.bandcamp.com/album/the-great-mixtape
  • Qendresa
    Qendresa

    RA: Resident Advisor

  • Luke Una
    Luke Una

    Luke Una, DJ, Promotor - can be found in basements, lofts and forrests.

  • Kokoroko
    Kokoroko

    KOKOROKO are a young, London based Afrobeat 8-Piece band led by trumpeter

    Sheila Maurice-Grey.

  • Takuya Nakamura
    Takuya Nakamura

    RA: Resident Advisor

  • JAMZ SUPERNOVA
  • Tash LC
  • RAH