Deep Dish leads the Love to be... Sydney line up with Rodriguez Jr, Super Flu, Samantha Loveridge and Trimtone
- Undrtone Blog
- Oct 5
- 2 min read
After two sold-out Sydney debuts in 2024 with Basement Jaxx and Armand Van Helden, legendary UK house brand Love to be… is heading back down under. On Saturday 22nd November, it returns to the Greenwood Hotel Courtyard for a heavyweight day party in collaboration with T1000 Events and Return to Rio. This rare triple link-up brings one of the most exciting lineups of the year to Sydney’s favourite outdoor playground. Final tickets are now on sale via Megatix.
Headlining the event are none other than Deep Dish. Dubfire and Sharam reunite for their first Australian appearance in over 20 years. With era-defining tracks like ‘Flashdance’ and ‘Say Hello,’ their sound has shaped dancefloors around the world. Their reunion tour has been one of the most anticipated in electronic music.
Joining them is Rodriguez Jr., performing his hypnotic Hybrid Live set built on vintage hardware, deep melodies and textured analogue grooves. With shows at Burning Man, Cercle, and major festivals across Europe, he has become a master of immersive, emotive performance.
Super Flu also makes the bill, known for their playful take on melodic house and techno. Their sets blend tight percussion, strange turns and pure character, always bringing colour and unpredictability to the party.
Samantha Loveridge steps up too, following a global breakthrough with her hit ‘Backtrack Blow Up.’ Backed by names like Black Coffee, Camelphat and Keinemusik, she’s quickly becoming a key figure in Afro and melodic house.
And of course, no Love to be… event would be complete without Trimtone. The LTB favourites and long-time residents bring their signature high-energy sound honed over three decades of playing to crowds around the world. Hot on the heels of their ‘Fire In The House’ release with the legendary Todd Terry, expect big-room house sounds when Trimtone descend on Sydney.
Love to be… began in Sheffield, UK in 1994 and continues to celebrate its 30 years+ house music legacy with its record label, flagship festivals and events, and global radio show. From Miami to Ibiza, the goal remains the same: unite generations on the dancefloor with unforgettable music and feel-good energy.
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