STRANGEWAYS DJs: September 2012

Monday 10 September 2012

Stoneday 2012 - We're playing the Silent Party!

IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!

Strangeways DJs are proud to announce we're playing Stoneday 2012!

Entering its 44^th year of awesome parties of all shapes and sizes to commemorate the laying of the University of Canberra’s Foundation Stone, Stone Day is here to stay, and is singing a brand new tune and rocking a fresh new look in 2012. Bringing with it all the fun, festivities and atmosphere of the carnival, Stone Day 2012 boasts the theme ’Carnie Party’, and will be held on Friday 26 October 2012 in and around Zierholz @ UC over four stages: THE ZIERHOLZ STAGE, THE SILENT PARTY, THE BALLY and THE CAR PARK CARNIVAL, ensuring there won’t be a corner of Stone Day 2012 that isn’t abuzz with party vibes.

TICKETS: ONLY $25 for students and $40 GA http://tickets.oztix.com.au/?Event=29625

See y'all on the 26th!

:D

About Us

The fire that is STRANGEWAYS DJs was sparked in the wombs of their mothers. As first cousins (once removed) of each of the members of Australia's greatest ever musical export, the BEE GEES, TOMTOMZ, FIDEL MAESTRO and CHAIRMAN WOW all had musical blood coursing through their veins.

But it was only after a deep fraternal bond was established through years of free-spirited university education and a late night Wii party that the trio decided to unleash their passion on an unsuspecting public that were, quite frankly, not ready for it. Thus the STRANGEWAYS DJs were born!

Since their inception, STRANGEWAYS DJs have rolled deep with the musical intelligentsia of this fine land. The trio has, at one time or other: collaborated with FLIGHT FACILITIES on the wheels of steel, supported luminaries like the MIDNIGHT JUGGERNAUTS, GRAFTON PRIMARY and KIMBRA, replaced CUT OFF YOUR HANDS and PHDJ at the last minute, closed nights featuring THE ASTON SHUFFLE and NINA LAS VEGAS, rocked THE PURPLE SNEAKERS NYE HOUSE PARTY (twice), warmed up for acts like THE LIVING END and FRENZAL RHOMB at STONEFEST (in front of over 10,000 screaming fans) and covered clubs in fake grass, alfoil, french pastries and Bruce Willis masks for their legendary STRANGEWAYS parties.

Playing hits and notable misses from every conceivable chapter and verse in the bible of popular music, STRANGEWAYS DJs buck musical trends and elitist hipster snobbery with DJ sets that have inspired people to set things on fire, get naked, trash entire clubs, give fifty dollar tips and dance the macarena.

Hipper than the hop, fresher than the harvest, the only fire that can live in the rain: it's the STRANGEWAYS DJs.