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News: Yours & Owls Unveils Epic Day of Dance Stage for 2025

  • January 26, 2025
  • Deb Pelser
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Yours & Owls is turning up the heat in 2025 with the debut of its Day of Dance Stage, a pulsating fusion of sound and energy set to electrify Wollongong. The lineup is a global and local mix of trailblazing talent, promising a day drenched in unforgettable beats and euphoric vibes.

At the forefront is UK powerhouse Mark Blair, whose grime-and-hip-hop-infused house anthems have been setting dance floors ablaze worldwide. With a sound that’s as gritty as it is danceable, Blair is primed to ignite the festival’s energy.

Joining him is Switzerland’s rising star Odymel, who has been turning heads since his 2023 debut. Known for his kaleidoscopic mix of house, techno, trance, and Eurodance, Odymel’s sets are a high-energy dive into uncharted rave territory.

Representing the Netherlands is the genre-defying legend Tom Trago, a veteran of two decades in the electronic music scene. Trago’s fusion of funk, disco, and electronic beats continues to reshape the soundscape of Dutch music, cementing his status as a true innovator.

The lineup doesn’t stop there. A stacked roster of cutting-edge artists and local favourites—including Mincy, dameeeela, LO’99, Sasha Milani, Crescendoll, Sekta, and more—promises a continuous stream of sonic thrills. Expect the unexpected with boundary-pushing performances from underground heroes like Unknown Associates, Jjoska, and Subtropic.

The festival’s setting is equally iconic: Flagstaff Hill, a heritage-listed gem perched on Wollongong’s stunning foreshore. With 360-degree views of Wollongong Harbour and City Beach, the historic military fort provides the perfect backdrop for a weekend of music, movement, and magic.

Head HERE for ticketing information.

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