Ministry of Sound Classical returns with its biggest show yet.
Kicking off summer in the southern hemisphere, heading back to Auckland, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth this November and December. After celebrating a slew of sold-out shows over consecutive years, your favourite epic dance event is back, so get those dancing shoes ready.
Immerse yourself in the greatest moments in dance music, classic dance anthems sung by Australia’s best vocalists, accompanied by an incredible orchestra and led by award-winning conductor Vanessa Perica.
Ministry of Sound Classical
- Spark Arena, Auckland
- Sat 9 Nov
- Tall Paul (UK), General Lee
- Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne
- Sat 16 Nov
- Tall Paul (UK), John Course, Sunshine & the Disco Faith Choir, Piero
- Riverstage, Brisbane
- Sat 30 Nov
- Stafford Brothers, Sgt Slick, Vinyl Slingers, Rousey
- Kings Park & Botanic Garden, Perth
- Fri 13 Dec
- Stanton Warriors (UK), Sgt Slick, Micah
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Classical’s brand-new show and set list
Back by popular demand, Ministry of Sound Classical returns this summer. With an epic festival experience to celebrate the greatest moments in dance music, an incredible lineup of DJs culminating in our stunning Classical performance and featuring the much-loved Ministry of Sound Orchestra.
With 30 years as the global authority on dance music, nobody knows the classics like Ministry of Sound. Come and relive all the greatest club anthems as you’ve never heard them before. Expect to hear more of the songs you know and love completely remixed, rearranged, and reimagined by the Ministry of Sound Orchestra alongside DJ Groove Terminator.
Led by award-winning conductor Vanessa Perica, experience incredible live vocals from some of the country’s most acclaimed vocal talent including Reigan (ARIA nominee Dreams), Karina Chavez (Show Me Love), Rudy (feature artist on Dirty South’s In The Air), along with powerhouse mainstay of the Classical tour Lady Lyric and Luke Antony (The Voice). Supported by Tall Paul (UK) in Auckland and Melbourne, Stafford Brothers in Brisbane, and Stanton Warriors (UK) in Perth, plus a huge local lineup in each city.
Find out more here.
