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ADMISSION: AUD 310.78
GENRE: Dubstep / House / Techno
Somewhere over the rainbow, blue birds fly, Birds fly over the rainbow, Why then, oh why can't I? The camping festival of your big gay dreams returns for 2020. On February 14-16 2020, Australia’s queer camping music and arts festival will celebrate its fifth anniversary. Gaytimes 2020 is a boutique festival with a strictly limited capacity of 1000 patrons. With an eclectic lineup of music, performers, visual arts, food trucks, yoga, workshops and more, Gaytimes is a festival experience unlike any other. Whether you opt for glamping on the mountaintop or prefer camping under the stars, Gaytimes is a bush doof with a touch of class.
JENNIFER LOVELESS
The Toronto-native is a diverse selector who found her love of club music through its most fundamental element; dance. She headlines parties from state-to-state, plays at major festivals, and supports heavy hitters like DJ Sprinkles, Steffi, and Wata Igarashi to name a few. In 2019 she was part of the Australian Discwoman Showcase Boiler Room event and performed internationally across North America with up-and-comers such as Ambien Baby, Working Women, Korea Town Acid; as well as parties in Asia with an appearance at the iconic festival YinYang, taking place on the Great Wall of China.
GENRE: Dubstep / House / Techno
Somewhere over the rainbow, blue birds fly, Birds fly over the rainbow, Why then, oh why can't I? The camping festival of your big gay dreams returns for 2020. On February 14-16 2020, Australia’s queer camping music and arts festival will celebrate its fifth anniversary. Gaytimes 2020 is a boutique festival with a strictly limited capacity of 1000 patrons. With an eclectic lineup of music, performers, visual arts, food trucks, yoga, workshops and more, Gaytimes is a festival experience unlike any other. Whether you opt for glamping on the mountaintop or prefer camping under the stars, Gaytimes is a bush doof with a touch of class.
JENNIFER LOVELESS
The Toronto-native is a diverse selector who found her love of club music through its most fundamental element; dance. She headlines parties from state-to-state, plays at major festivals, and supports heavy hitters like DJ Sprinkles, Steffi, and Wata Igarashi to name a few. In 2019 she was part of the Australian Discwoman Showcase Boiler Room event and performed internationally across North America with up-and-comers such as Ambien Baby, Working Women, Korea Town Acid; as well as parties in Asia with an appearance at the iconic festival YinYang, taking place on the Great Wall of China.
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