Üritus: Kyle Hall / Magda Bytnerowicz / Ben Fester | Goodgod Super Club, VividLIVE

Üritus: Kyle Hall / Magda Bytnerowicz / Ben Fester | Goodgod Super Club, VividLIVE

Goodgod's back! What with Kyle Hall (Wild Oats) the young Detroit royalty at the helm backing it up with our city's legendary Magda B and Ben Fester?! This one's for all you house heads. We've got a custom soundsystem in the works and a very special dancefloor setup to ignite the vibe. Goodgod Super Club is about the simple ingredients of the dance journey done right.

Tickets on sale Wednesday 9am!
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"The Danceteria spirit is back, as Goodgod resurrect to transform their biggest basement yet into Goodgod Super Club - a vital statement in celebration of nightclubs as important cultural spaces. For four huge nights the Sydney Opera House Studio will become a healthily hedonistic rave cave devoted to the dancefloor – bringing Detroit's gritty house and techno torchbearer Kyle Hall into frame for a marathon set alongside Magda Bytnerowicz.

Born from a rich legacy of musicians in both name and city, the vinyl-only DJ has consistently served it raw to become one of the most in-demand controllers of the new four-four guard. A second wave champion under the guidance of Vivid LIVE alumni Omar-S and the revered Theo Parrish, Hall now frees the floor with local heroes Magda Bytnerowicz and Ben Fester on guard – giving Goodgod the kick 'n' bass that has liberated mind and body in the world's most influential clubs.

Last year, the legendary underground venue Goodgod Small Club came to a dramatic end after bringing Sydney five years of sweaty heady all night music. Providing the perfect low-lit and intimate scene for iconic DJ sets from the likes of Thom Yorke, Four Tet and Jamie xx, the Goodgod crew also nurtured a loyal Sydney community – exploring the artistic breadth of how people united can forge a transcendent journey through dance.

Stripping away Studio Parties of previous years for the very first 100% custom Goodgod job, the city-side champions will prove stronger, louder and more eclectic than ever."