MISA PROUD 2025

BARBA Presents : 𝖒𝖎𝖘𝖆 Proud

February 9th 2025

@ Laundry & Bad Decisions

46 & 50 Johnston St, Fitzroy VIC 3065

Doors open at 9pm

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LINEUP ANNOUCEMENT
(In alphabetical order)

ALAIKA (Gadigal Land) 

BLAHBLAHANDBLAH 

BRENDAN CANN-CURRAN 

D-KRAM 

EDSON GARCIA 

ELBAIN 

ERIC DELLA BOSCA 

GLYNN SOY 

KC CASTLES 

MIMI (DE) 

MISS FARINA (UK) 

PLANET 100 

POLLY FILLA 

PROZAC 

RYAN CARA 

SHARK BUOY 

SHINY HEATHEN 

SIMPLE 

TAVONGA (DJ Set) 

WISER 

XAVIER DOYLE 

+ more

MISA PROUD sounds like it’s going to be next-level in 2025! 

We are taking over Laundry and Bad Decisions again, so, let us wash your sins away.

MISA PROUD isn’t just a party. it's a celebration of community and creativity. With queer artists from different communities across Australia, joining forces with local legends, with multiple vibes, it is set for mind-blowing acts that blur genres and defy expectations. 

Whether you’re into experimental electronic beats, industrial techno, or all-night-long house anthems, MISA PROUD has something to keep you moving and grooving all night. It is a night full of diverse, electrifying performances and energy, with people flowing between two iconic venues. 

Both of those places have such distinct feels—Bad Decisions with its grittier, underground atmosphere and Laundry bringing... well, let's say, a more redundant vibe. Make sure you bring your own laundry soap and a couple of golden coins. 

The night belongs to us under the best hands in queer music both local and from afar, and a few blocks away from Vic Pride.

 

Artwork by Brendan Cann-Curran

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MISA is a queer curated, all inclusive event. We have a zero tolerance policy for sexism, racism, ageism, homophobia, transphobia, or general hatefulness.

NOTAFLOF! email us before February 1st to info@barbapresents.com if you are unable to pay (priority to First Nations & Latinx communities).

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"We acknowledge the Boonwurrung people of the Kulin Nation, the traditional Owners of the land on which we are meeting and pay our respects to their Elders, past and present and emerging. We thank them for sharing the land in which we live, work, and learn on."