Anna Lunoe and Nina Las Vegas co-headline Lost Sundays this Sunday, April 28 👑

DJ, producer, radio host and all-around powerhouse Anna Lunoe returns to Lost Sundays in the wake of last weekend's performance at Coachella. From her early days on FBi Radio's 'Sunset' through to her current position as host of the globally-renowned 'Hyperhouse' show on Apple Music; or her rise from performing across Eora's club circuit to the lofty stages of Lollapalooza and EDC Las  Vegas (breaking ground as the first solo female artist to play on the main stage) - Anna's career has been marked by a constant upwards trajectory and a breaking down of barriers. Now, boasting a catalogue of releases across influential labels such as Future Classic, Ultra Records, Fools Gold and NLV Records (counting collaborations with the likes of  Flume, Chris Lake, Touch Sensitive and Genesis Owusu amongst them), Anna can firmly count herself amongst Australia's upper dance music echelon as she makes a welcome return to LS.

Speaking of NLV Records: label-head and dance luminary Nina Las Vegas joins Anna atop the bill this Sunday. First making her mark with a decade-long stint as the voice of triple j's House Party and Mixup, Nina has since elevated her voice on the world stage with residencies on BBC Radio 1's 'Diplo & Friends' and as a regular host of Boiler Room. As a curator, Nina (via her NLV Records imprint) has uncovered and championed forward-thinking club music from artists such as Ninajirachi, Lady Shaka, Gold Fang, 1300, Air Max '97 and Dameeeela; while her talents as a DJ and producer have graced stages across the globe such as Coachella, HARD, Holy Ship!, Friendship, The Greatest Day Ever and SXSW. Put simply, Nina is an undeniable force on both sides of the industry with a proven finger on the pulse of underground electronic music.

Support this weekend comes from LS-residents Caitlin Medcalf and Mincy going back-to-back, plus sets from Mimi J and Laytx to round out the bill. Tickets on sale now 🤝

Lost Sundays: it’s about movement, every Sunday in Sydney.