Wellington Pride Festival and Brewtown are proud to present:
OUT IN BREWTOWN
We can't wait to bring you our most fun, fabulous and inclusive night yet, in a super safe and friendly space, where everyone is welcome if they come with love and respect.
Get your glam on, feel gorgeous and bring the good vibes for a full-on party that celebrates our beautiful queer community! With pumping tunes and big energy in a space where we encourage you to express yourself and embrace your identity.
We'll see you on the dancefloor!
(A portion of ticket sales goes to support the excellent work of Wellington Pride Festival and Naming NZ).
LADYHAWKE (DJ Set)
Headlining the night! Award-winning New Zealand artist Ladyhawke makes a long-awaited return to DJing, bringing her trademark mix of infectious energy and impeccable taste back to the dancefloor.
Best known for her genre-bending hits like ‘My Delirium’ and ‘Paris Is Burning’, Ladyhawke’s DJ sets blend nostalgic anthems, Disco House, House and unexpected deep cuts — that will keep you moving all night!
Bec Sandridge (Aus)
Making the journey from the South Coast of Australia, Bec Sandridge brings her ‘80s-esque, nostalgia driven indie-pop to Upper Hutt!
Known for her theatrical, no-holds-barred live show: expect melodrama, bigger hooks, fuzzed-out guitars, and a few unsolicited overshares—delivered with grit and polish.
Dateline
Led by bandleader Katie Everingham, Wellington’s stubborn driven indie-rockers deliver a performance that oozes emotion by blending earnest harmonies that hark back to early ‘00s indie pop, with cool burn of UK guitar groups from the ‘90s.
Ardon England
Ardon England is a high impact live electronic artist from Aotearoa, delivering explosive, dancefloor driven performances that blur the line between club set and pop spectacle.
A proud Māori, queer artist with over two decades in the dance industry, Ardon’s shows are built around movement, precision, and presence — full body performance meets electronic pop at peak energy.
Tahini Bikini
Pōneke based salad funk band. Dousing Aotearoa with smooth grooves & hummus.
Known for their distinctive sound, a combination of funk, soul and pop rock influences elevated by frontwoman Mads Taylor’s frank, feisty lyrics and smoky voice.
Tickets
Accessibility
There is a designated accessibility area for those with mobility needs that wish to use it, with space for wheelchairs and other aids and includes limited seating. You do not need a separate or different ticket for the Accessibility Area. If you need any assistance on the day then please talk to one of our friendly team who will be happy to help.
There are accessible toilets, and the event is on one level with concrete paths and no steps.
For further you can reach us at info@brewtown.co.nz