POSTPONED || Lest We Forget | A day party for First Nations, Black, women and gender diverse people of colour ✨
Lineup

Tiddalicious
From the ngurambang of the Wiradjuri, where rivers run strong and stories run deep, Tiddalicious rises. Based on Dharug Ngurra (Western Sydney) comes a deadly Wiradjuri DJ duo made up of Zenae (She/Her) and Wandaiyalle (She/Her), Tiddalicious is more than music, it’s a movement. Each set is a powerful blend of rhythm, truth, and resistance, weaving culture, community, and storytelling into every set. Born from a desire to honour, celebrate, and uplift women, Tiddalicious creates space for liberation, strength, and unapologetic sisterhood. Their sound carries sovereignty past, present, and future, moving generations while keeping culture loud, proud, and alive. This is sound as sovereignty. This is music as movement. This is Tiddalicious. ✨ Follow the journey. Feel the beats. Stand with the story. ✨

Naavikaran
Award winning multi-hyphenate, Goddess Naavikaran is a Naarm based DJ, filmmaker & futurist pop-musician. Naavikaran’s debut film ‘Where Are You From?’ premiered at ACMI in July 2025 in collaboration with TILDA, followed by range of other festivals across the world, including Melbourne Queer Film Festival. Her debut music projects CHIQ DISCOTHEQ & FREQ DISCOTHEQ can be found on all streaming platforms, as she conjures up the third [MYSTIQ DISCOTHEQ] in a three-part series for a 2026 release.

Oroana
Oroana (she/her)(Darkinjung Country) is a Colombian-Australian artivist, DJ, and singer-songwriter whose work celebrates Indigenous cultures through music and performance. Blending traditional sounds with Afro-Latin beats, House, and Caribbean rhythms, she creates dynamic, genre-fluid DJ sets. Her debut single “Mipitakiru” — a collaboration with Colombian artist Lid Boy Latino — raises awareness of Indigenous languages and features traditional women dancers, showcasing the richness of native cultures. Oroana’s performances are both high-energy and deeply rooted in ancestral traditions.
Lineup

IFY
Ifeoma (Ify) Peace Obiegbu is a Nigerian creative, poet, and storyteller from Dhawaral land in South West Sydney. Her work lives in language, in the weight of a sentence and the pause between sounds. As former host of fbi.radio’s Up For It!, she championed local music and emerging artists while shaping conversations across Sydney’s creative community, and now serves as co-Youth Vice President. In 2025, she founded PHATPHUSiONS, a quarterly live music series grounded in connection, cultural exchange, and independent sound. Across radio, stages, and page, her practice centres poetry, amplifying new voices and imagining Australian music and culture in real time today.

Sista Cini
Sista Cini is a fixture of the Sydney music scene, renowned for her bass-heavy selections that span a broad range of genres. She's a familiar face on local lineups, having shared the stage with notable artists like Judgement, Chris Munky, and Gold Fang. Her sound recently earned her a spot supporting reggae icon Sister Nancy and Legal Shot Sound, solidifying her reputation as a must-see DJ in Sydney's vibrant club circuit.
Description
Lest We Forget is a daytime dance event centring First Nations, Black & brown women & gender-diverse artists whose cultural labour, creativity & resistance have shaped, challenged & subverted the violences of empire.
This is not a commemoration of nationhood.
Instead, it is a celebration of the survival, brilliance & joy of communities who have always carried culture forward, often unseen, often unpaid, often unacknowledged.
Lest We Forget gathers community on unceded First Nations’ land to dance, witness & celebrate the artistry of Black & brown femmes & gender-diverse DJs.
The event foregrounds First Nations sovereignty, global south futurisms & the ancestral lineages that continue to guide us. It centres the cultural, musical & organising labour of women and gender-diverse people of colour, those who have historically done the work of building movements, holding communities & imagining liberated futures.
Lest We Forget gathers community on unceded First Nations’ land to dance, witness & celebrate the artistry of Black & brown femmes & gender-diverse DJs.
It is an offering of
🌀pleasure as protest
🌀rhythm as remembrance and
🌀joy as a reclamation of space
🎶decks spun by @tiddalicious @naavikaran & @oro_ana__
🎙️smack talk & hosted by @cinnatty & @phatrishbish
📆 Saturday, 25th April
⏰ 12pm-5pm
📍Dharug Land, Common House Studios, Glendenning
🍽️ Vegan snacks for purchase & hydration station
🎟️ Mob dance for free
🌞 This event will occur on the unceded lands of the Dharug people
🌱 Always was, always will be Aboriginal land
❤️ Register via link in bio
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

