Glamorama welcomes Elijah Something back to headline the first anniversary of the new Glam alongside Pvrtal & TREY.

One of Eora/Sydney’s finest, Glamorama, welcomes Elijah Something (SYD) to headline the first anniversary of the new Glam. Over the past 15 years, Elijah Something (SYD) has taken Australia by storm, playing at some of Sydney’s most iconic venues and launching his own record label, Conspiracy. Known for championing his signature groovy sound, he’s released a stream of crisp, bouncy tracks that have lit up plenty of dance floors and festival stages globally Lost Paradise and Shelter Amsterdam. This young veteran is set to impress with his refined selections and undeniable talent in the sonic realm of house music.

Pvrtal, a proud Gunai, Yorta Yorta and Waywurru artist, returns to Glamorama with his fast and heavy sound, playing the main room with high energy from start to finish, no doubt. As the founder of Tjum Tjumba, a label dedicated to increasing the representation of Blak artists in the dance music scene, Pvrtl pushes boundaries and brings visibility to those who deserve to be heard. This is certainly a late-night set you won’t want to miss.

Joining Pvrtal for a special b2b is TREY — a proud Pakana mob artist born in Tassie and now based in Naarm/Melbourne, whose sets flow seamlessly from garage to tech house to hard house. With a mission to bring community, vibrant energy and unity to the dance floor, TREY’s unique vibe lingers long after the music ends. It’s no surprise he’s supported the likes of 6SENSE, Luke Alessi, and KILLJOY with his eclectic and unforgettable selection.

On supporting duties is Ruby Lou and Joel Cantone, while Amber Ferraro b2b and Crozier hold down the fort in the courtyard.

Free & Discounted entry options via Humanitix.

Complimentary birthday packages available via the website.

See you soon.

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Glamorama would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which this event will take place. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islanders, and other First Nations people. If you identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, please message us to access an allocation of complimentary tickets.

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