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News: Anjunadeep returns to Australia with Eli & Fur, Jody Wisternoff and Dosem

  • July 22, 2026
  • Deb Pelser
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Independent electronic powerhouse Anjunadeep has unveiled the lineup for its Australian return, bringing two distinct festival experiences to Sydney and Melbourne this summer as part of a nationwide celebration of melodic house, deep electronic music and immersive club culture.

Presented by Finely Tuned, which marks 20 years of bringing international electronic artists to Australian audiences, the series begins on 28 November with the country’s largest Anjunadeep Open Air event to date. Taking over Tumbalong Park as part of the promoter’s FORMA program, the Sydney event will transform the waterfront into an expansive outdoor dancefloor stretching from daylight into the evening.

The lineup reflects the label’s signature blend of melodic house, progressive sounds and atmospheric electronica, with Eli & Fur, Jody Wisternoff, Dosem, HANA, Rezident, Catching Flies and Planet of Souls all set to perform.

A week later, on 5 December, the focus shifts to Melbourne’s PICA, where Anjunadeep will stage its first-ever Australian warehouse event. Inspired by the label’s acclaimed showcases at Amsterdam Dance Event and warehouse parties across Europe, the UK and the United States, the Melbourne edition features Eli & Fur, Jody Wisternoff, Dosem, HANA, Rezident, Catching Flies and Mike Rish.

Founded in 2005 by Above & Beyond alongside manager James Grant, Anjunadeep has evolved into one of electronic music’s most influential independent labels. Across more than 600 releases, it has cultivated a distinct identity built around melodic house, ambient textures, progressive electronic music and deep techno, while its global events have become destinations in their own right, from London’s Printworks to New York’s Brooklyn Mirage and its annual festival in Albania.

The Australian dates continue that tradition, offering two contrasting environments that reflect the breadth of the label’s identity: Sydney embracing the openness of an outdoor festival setting, while Melbourne leans into the intimacy and energy of warehouse culture. Together, they reinforce Anjunadeep’s reputation for carefully curated lineups and immersive experiences that extend well beyond the dancefloor.

For Sydney tickets go HERE and for Melbourne go HERE.

Luke Dyson@lukedysonwww.lukedyson.com

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