Warncken Presents
HIGH TIDE BOAT PARTY

SUNDAY 27 MAY 2018
Arrive 11:15am | Boarding 11:30pm | Departing 12pm Sharp | Returning 8pm

AQUARIUM DARLING HARBOUR
Pier 9, King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour Sydney NSW 2000

warncken collective is kicking off the Summer with the inaugural High Tide, a massive boat party featuring Hot Since 82 (UK), Hal Incandenza (Spain), Softwar and local supports. Cruising around idyllic Sydney Harbour, High Tide is bringing you the greatest deep house, house and disco across two levels of the Lady Rose including its infamous rooftop terrace!

Hot Since 82 (aka Daley Padley) has been 10 years in the making. After headlining Pacha, Ministry of Sound and embarking on numerous world tours, Hot Since 82 has established himself as a ground breaking artist producing some of the very best in underground house music. With stellar releases on Noir Music, Moda Black and Defected, it's little wonder that he has found support from Jamie Jones, DJ T, Joris Voorn, Siopis, Catz n Dogz and Audiofly.

Joining Hot Since 82 this December is Hal Incandenza from Madrid. You can find Hal Incandenza's releases on Natura Sonoris and Balance Music. Expect nothing but the very best in cutting edge disco and house from this very special Australian debut performance.

A killer international line up calls for Sydney's very best, and when you want quality house music you can't look past Modular's Softwar.With performances at Splendour in the Grass, Vivid Live, Field Day, Playground Weekender and Secret Garden under their belt, it's clear that Myles Du Chateau & Jeremy Lloyd of Softwar are making some serious noise in the industry. Softwar's shimmering 90s house has been expertly executed with comparisons made to Tensnake, Azari & III and Metro Area. With a new release coming soon on Modular, we sense a big summer hit for Softwar with even bigger things to come.

With great weather, great views, great people and great tunes we can guarantee this event will sell out so get your tickets quick!

Boarding the Lady Rose at 11:30 pm from Aquarium Wharf, Sydney.