Nerve Club’s Friday techno night brings in international heavy hitters
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17.09.2026

Nerve Club’s Friday techno night brings in international heavy hitters

Nerve
words by staff writer

Brown Alley's weekly grind session just got a serious injection of overseas talent at Nerve.

Nerve Club’s hard techno and hard bounce night returns this Friday with 3amdisco, Juicy Selekta and Emi Baz.

Melbourne local 3amdisco has just wrapped a run of European dates, including a set at Tomorrowland Belgium, and has put out music through Filth on Acid, Revised and Central Station.

His tracks have caught the ear of some heavy hitters in the scene, picking up support from names like Reinier Zonneveld, Funk Tribu and I Hate Models along the way.

Dublin export Juicy Selekta joins the lineup, bringing a back catalogue spread across Filth.inc, Molekül and Emotional Voyage Records, plus the kind of credibility that comes from having VTSS spin his tracks at Dekmantel Festival.

Rounding out the night is Emi Baz, who’s built a name for herself through A3, BTV and a growing reputation across state lines.

Nerve – 3amdisco, Juicy Selekta & Emi Baz

  • Nerve Club, Brown Alley, Melbourne
  • Friday 18 September
  • Tickets here

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Brown Alley’s rooftop and two-room setup means there’s room to move between the main event and some fresh air, with the venue’s state-of-the-art sound system doing the heavy lifting all night.

The drinks list keeps things simple too, with $6 Carltons, $12 vodkas and $12 basics running all night long, while anyone through the doors before midnight can grab $10 Agwa, Alize, Fireball, Sheep Dog or Jäger.

It’s the kind of night that’s become a fixture for Melbourne’s hard techno and hard bounce crowd, and a lineup pulling from three different corners of the globe.

For more information, head here.

This article was made in partnership with Nerve.