Melbourne's Tyron Hapi take over the Courtyard, with living legend John Course headlining Pool Club. Melbourne is currently teeming with some of the most promising electronic dance music producers to hit the scene in years, but at only 18 years of age, Tyron Hapi is making his mark as one of the best up-and-coming producers Australia has to offer. Tyron's growing discography of epic originals, remixes and collaborations are been released on some of the world's best known labels including SPINNIN', Universal, Dim Mak, Bourne Recordings and Armada records through his alias - AC3. And as for John Course, When you start your DJ career by winning a couple of DMC mixing competitions you get noticed, but to still be around more than two decades later takes more than vinyl juggling skills. In the years since those titles, John Course has cemented himself as one of the leading personalities in Australian dance music culture, mixing Ministry of Sound's best-selling The Annual a record six times, plus The Annual: Ten Years edition, and selling over 1 million compilations in Australia over his career. Having just wrapped Ministry of Sound's national Reunion tour, John Course will be playing a not-to-be-missed set of well-loved Ministry of Sound classics at Pool Club, which will be the place to be every Saturday night to hear the best house music from the last 15 years in Sydney's only poolside club setting.