Echoes Of Us lands its debut two-city run this November, stacking The Underpass and White Bay Power Station with a serious international bill.
Two enormous rooms, a lineup listed strictly A to Z, and Echoes Of Us is here to soundtrack your November.
Echoes Of Us makes its Australian debut across 7 and 8 November, splitting a heavyweight house and techno bill between two cities. The Melbourne edition rolls into Under The Bridge (aka The Underpass) on Graham Street in West Melbourne, before the whole production packs up and heads north to Sydney’s White Bay Power Station.
Echoes Of Us
- 7 November – Under The Bridge, Graham St, Melbourne
- 8 November – White Bay Power Station, Sydney
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Leading the charge is Sidepiece, the Grammy-nominated American pair whose Diplo collaboration On My Mind picked up a nomination at the 2021 ceremony. They’re joined by German producer Marten Hørger, Croatian selector Matroda, French act Malaa and rising talent Hills, with the programming spanning tech house, minimal tech and techno. Sydney crowds also land an exclusive, with Australian favourite Wax Motif locked in for the White Bay date only.
The undercard tilts firmly towards the harbour city, with Coco Bevan, C100, Cassette, Clifford, Elroy, Jessi Lowkey and Rev all slotted onto the Sydney bill. Melbourne keeps things local through Will K, who takes the Under The Bridge decks solo.
As for the settings, the two venues share that same industrial pull. The Underpass does exactly what the title suggests, a raw space beneath Melbourne’s freeway sprawl, while White Bay Power Station is the enormous former generator hall on Sydney Harbour now handed over to large-scale events.
Tickets are moving now via Megatix, and there’s a code going for anyone paying attention: enter MFA at the checkout to trim the price. The format leans towards long, warehouse-style sessions rather than a sprawling multi-stage layout, so expect a tight, club-facing day that runs deep into the night.
For a first-year event it’s a confident swing, planting a big international electronic bill in two of the country’s most eye-catching spaces and betting punters will follow the sound across state lines.
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