Fresh out the kitchen, too smooth to stutter we have some colourful sounds to spread on your butter. This is a party at BirdCage.
We have three artists to take you on a transcendent 6 hour journey, showing you house, tech & groove sounds that are new to the ear. Freshen up, stretch up and come prepared with energy.
This is the lineup:
ToK
Johán
Wahren.Boy
100k gets you in.
Saturday, April 6
11:00pm - 11:30pm
BirdCage | Alley 264 Au co. 1st junction turn right, Hanoi
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