Two Dee (vinyl DJ)

Brisbane DJ Two Dee delivers an uplifting blend of rare groove, house and disco, bringing deep cuts and feel-good classics together in joyful, dance floor-ready sets. Known for his positive energy and tasteful selections, Two Dee creates an infectious atmosphere that keeps the crowd smiling and moving from start to finish.

Golden One (Keyboard & Percussion)

The Golden One is the sophisticated hybrid keyboard & percussion performance of multi-instrumentalist Peter Golikov, creator of Golden Sound. A firm Brisbane favourite who’s shared stages with icons like James Brown, Moloko, Derrick Carter, Reggie Watts, The Bamboos, Crazy P and Norman J, Peter has performed across the globe, from New York and Chicago to L.A. and beyond. Perfect for an elevated after-work and dinner setting, The Golden One sees him jamming live with guest DJs, layering tasteful hand percussion, keys and effects over soul, jazz and funk selections—creating an immersive, groove-led atmosphere that’s refined, musical and effortlessly cool.

Franky Smart (Quartet)

FRANKY SMART (aka: Claire Walters) is a multi-talented entertainer and MC who has been performing for audiences around the world for over 20 years. From musical and cabaret productions to corporate events, festivals, pubs and clubs, Franky brings her special brand of entertainment wherever she goes. Her performances are always delivered with a unique charm and professionalism that has delighted audiences everywhere. Whether it’s a wedding or a corporate event, Franky can provide the perfect entertainment to make your event a success.

Martini McFly (Burlesque)

She’s glamorous, dirty and full of vodka, it’s the One-Woman Chorus Line, Martini McFly. An award winning performer, Martini is a chaotic, high-energy show girl who loves sparkles and a good bass line.

Dexter (Vinyl DJ)

If you’re talking about Australian turntablism royalty, the conversation begins and ends with DJ Dexter. A cornerstone of The Avalanches, Dexter provided the rhythmic backbone and surgical scratching that defined the sound of their masterpiece, Since I Left You. On the battle stage, he was an absolute juggernaut, clinching four consecutive Australian DMC titles (1997–2000) and storming the global stage to become the 2000 DMC World Runner-Up. His legendary London set—a masterclass of swing, soul, and Hendrix-infused flair—held the record as the highest world ranking for an Aussie for a quarter-century. From the crate-digging genius of Frontier Psychiatrist to his reign as a global scratch icon supporting the likes of The Beastie Boys and Public Enemy, Dexter is the definitive bridge between underground battle culture and electronic music history.