The event is billed as a “three day immersion of dark and dank independent beer and music”.
Bodriggy Brewing Co. is hosting their own three-day music and beer festival in August, welcoming some of Melbourne’s most talented artists to the stage.
Titled ‘Lunaverse’, the event will see the Abbotsford venue celebrate two of their biggest strengths – music and beer – with an exclusive tap list and menu to accompany the live acts performing.
What you need to know
- ‘Lunaverse’ is Bodriggy’s new three-day music and beer festival
- The likes of Adriana, Ajak Kwai, Karate Boogaloo, Otologic, Darcy Justice and Big Yawn are filling out the music bill, with Garage Project, Sailor’s Grave, Mr Banks, a Range x Bodriggy collab, and many more, making up the beer lineup
- Tickets are on sale now via Eventbrite
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From Friday August 13 to Sunday August 15, the likes of Adriana, Ajak Kwai, Karate Boogaloo, Otologic, Darcy Justice, Big Yawn, Horatio Luna, Elle Shimada, Cale Sexton, Sleep D, Sunnyside and Izy will take to the stage.
Others on the music lineup include Jazz, Moopie, Laneous, Turner St Sound, Bumpy, SO.Crates, Zjoso, Polito, Sophie McAlister, Lori and Milo Eastwood. And that’s only the start.
The event’s exclusive tap list will be filled out by Garage Project, Sailor’s Grave, Mr Banks, a Range x Bodriggy collab, Mountain Culture, Grifter, Rocky Ridge, Beerfam and more to be announced.
Lunaverse will span both Bodriggy’s Brewpub and Stingrays Upstairs spaces – it’s an epic takeover of a venue that continues to redefine what a brewery can present and achieve. The festival follows on from Electric Kool-Aid – Bodriggy’s summer event of a similar nature that launched in 2020.
Tickets to Lunaverse can be purchased per day, individually. Early bird ticks are $18+bf until allocation is exhausted; first release tickets are $22+bf.
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Lunaverse goes down at Bodriggy Brewing Co. from Friday August 13 to Sunday August 15. Grab tickets here.
