Lauded local act Gold Class spearhead the lineup as they prepare to release their second album, Drum.
“Museums as cultural institutions are more relevant than ever in these changing times,” said Gold Class frontman Adam Curley. “To get asked to be a kind of howling voice for history and science for one night is really an honour”.
They’ll be joined by Melbourne four-piece RVG alongside a DJ set from Millu, fresh from stunning crowds at Dark Mofo and Splendour in the Grass.
Celebrating the meeting point between art and science, Nocturnal is a strictly 18+ event that brings together live music, cocktails, whiskey bars and more as the Museum opens its doors and exhibits after hours.
