Lost Sundays Block Party — October 4 [Long Weekend]
ivy Sydney, 330 George Street, 2000 Sydney Kort
sun. 04.10.2026 19:00
Our first Lost Sundays Block Party of the season lands on Sunday, October 4, right in the middle of the long weekend and conveniently timed with daylight savings. Longer evenings, warmer weather, nature is basically telling you to come and party.
We’re locking into an extended eight-hour session across five stages, each getting the custom production treatment - including The Haven, our brand new chill-out room for when the legs say no but the heart says one more.
Up top, Scenes are taking over the rooftop, making the most of those longer spring evenings and giving you a very good reason to get in before sunset.
See you around the block.
Flytjendur
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Bryson HillRA: Resident Advisor
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Couch Mechanic
RA: Resident Advisor
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Elijah Something
Something’s in the air.
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Mincy
sydney dj + producer, boss lady of extra spicy
bookings: paul.azzopardi@tmrw.com.au
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Jacqui CunninghamFrom silky disco to the purest of house & techno, DJ/ Producer Jacqui Cunningham has established themselves as one of Eora’s mainstays with a unique flare that’ll summon any dance floor.
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Lilian
RA: Resident Advisor
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Little Fritter
May the froth be with you.....
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TLM (NL)TLM is the collaborative artist project of internationally touring DJs and producers Tjade, Lucky Done Gone & Moody Mehran.
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Casual PCasual Panic is a 3-piece nostalgia pop band from Seattle, WA. What started as an experimentation rooted in subtle boundaries, the project quickly turned into capturing a unique and powerful sound best consumed live. In a sea of gray, Casual Panic wanted to bring reckless color to the world. Inspired by the love for all sounds classic and new, Casual Panic honed their niche of edgy synthpop, borrowing from timeless music spanning decades. Their unique brand of entertainment fuses unyielding party music, catchy melodies, and deeply profound lyrics with high energy and bright visuals that will make you want to reimagine what your life could be. It's time to Panic.
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Mina Tonic
Mina Tonic — Exploring Sound, Curating Community
formerly Gabriella Spritz