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Empire pres Brand Spank'd Valley Fiesta

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9pm-5am

$15/Members $10

Bookings & Enquiries: http://www.empirehotel.com.au

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Empire Presents Brand Spank'd VALLEY FIESTA featuring Teenage Bad Girl (France) & Hump Day Project
(LIVE/Middle)

Cover Charge: $15/$10 Before Midnight
Members: $10/FREE before 10pm

At the forefront of the nu-rave crossover, Brand Spank'd @ Empire encompasses an electric mix of everything that’s hot worldwide, dishing up the best local, interstate and international DJs every Friday in what can only be described as ‘Indie Rockin’ 'Electro Poppin’ mayhem!

Teenage Bad Girl met on the internet, started making music together & the rest is history. They are an electronic act from Paris comprising of Guillaume Manbell and Greg Kazubski. They released their debut album Cocotte on the 27th of March, 2007 and since then have been going from strength to strength now performing in some of the biggest clubs including our very own Empire.

The Hump Day Project
As the sun sets over the city skyline two lone figures lurk in the shadows of twilight, preparing their assault on an unsuspecting club land recovering from the weekend and approaching the mid week.

From within the confines of their Surry Hills studio/hideout, dubbed ‘The Hump Cave’, the sounds of the new club revolution can be heard echoing over the rooftops, throughout the city and deep within the hearts of our two heroes.

Across the globe the Hump Day sound has not gone unnoticed with The Utah Saints dropping their remixes on Annie Nightingales BBC Radio 1 show and the Stanton Warriors, Malente and Tittsworth all becoming followers of the church that Hump built.

Locally their ghetto inspired party jams have been getting major support from the likes of Ajax, The Aston Shuffle, Kid Kenobi and the Trashbag DJs. Whilst The Potbelleez raved from the rooftops about the Humps' reworking of their club anthem ‘Don’t Hold Back’ into a sweaty Baltimore bangin' mess, the kids hit the dancefloor to jump and shout.

Our dashing duo are quickly becoming blogosphere darlings, with Humps tracks, edits and remixes popping up on Palms Out Sounds, Scattermish, DanceWithMyDaddy and Trashbags Kids. Just type ‘Hump Day’ into Hypemachine…you’ll see.

The Hump Day Project, pulling their caps down and a little to the right since 2007.

Catch the Teenage Bad Girls & Hump Day Project on Valley Fiesta Weekend at the Pire!