Revolver Upstairs is one of Australia’s most respected nightclubs and the late night DJ spots showcase Melbourne’s best DJs as well as frequently hosting interstate Australian and international touring DJs.
After the daytime service, live bands, art shows and restaurant taper down on Fridays, the club kicks off and runs right through to midday on Saturday. A few short hours later the venue reopens at 5pm running right through until 9am on Monday. The resident DJ roster reads like a who’s who of influential Melbourne artists including such names as Ransom, Boogs, Mike Callander, Spacey Space, T-Rek, Sunshine and Lewis CanCut amongst many others past and present. The Sunday day parties are a unique clubbing experience and have garnered a loyal following.
3000: Friends Of The Program
Friday 19th June
8:00PM - 11:30PM | Revolver Upstairs
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Straight from the underground, this one’s for the heads who know.
Union Heights and The 3000 Podcast brings together a handpicked lineup of artists who’ve been part of the show’s journey from the ground up! No filters. No industry games. No watered down beats. Just raw, unfiltered Melbourne hip hop the way it’s meant to be heard.
With gritty bars and heavy beats, this one’s for the people who live and breathe the culture. This isn’t just another local hip hop gig, it’s a snapshot of an underground movement gaining momentum. FREE ENTRY before 11pm.
LINEUP:
Bakkes & Chanz
The Marauders
Mental AZ
Korboy & Rief
DJ Rellik
DJ Kilo
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Revolver Upstairs respectfully acknowledges the Boon Wurrung People of the Kulin Nation, their elders, past and present, who are the Traditional custodians of he land never ceded. We also acknowledge the Traditional Owners of lands and waters across Australia, their elders, ancestors, and recognise their continuing connection to, and aspirations for Country.
Revolver Upstairs prides itself on being an inclusive space. Please visit our website for more info: revolverupstairs.com.au/accessibility