DIY Wotz-on-Guide for the weekend of 30 Nov 2007

That was only if you got in on first release. Cost me $83 on Tuesday (must have got one of the last tickets)

The sun is setting out of the crystal blue sky and disappearing behind the cities most iconic buildings. One of worlds hottest dance artist’s steps onto the waterfront main stage ready to perform all their hits for you and 5,000 of your closest friends. Your sunglasses are on, your shorts are short, your friend’s hands are in the air and that first beat booms out of biggest sound system the ACT has to offer…

Friction Event Management and Lexington Music are very proud to announce the Fore Shore summer Music Festival!

Taking place on Saturday 1 December at the iconic Commonwealth Place, Fore Shore is located on the lush green lawns that spans the lake front with unparalleled views of new and old Parliament House. This special location makes Fore Shore’s venue unmatched in its beauty and uniqueness.

Friction Event Management has been at the forefront on Canberra’s music scene for over 5 years and was voted best promoter in the ACT at the 2006 Technics/ITM Dance Music Awards. Lexington Music is the team behind the highly successful Trinity Block Party that was not only a fantastic event but donated its entire profits to OXFAM Australia.

First Round:
Sneaky Sound System (DJ/Live)
Fedde Le Grand
Muscles (Live)
Switch (UK)
Kid Kenobi & MC Shureshock

Second Round:
Midnight Juggernauts (live)
Jeff Drake ft MC Forey
Chris Fraser
Steve Lind
Ashley Feraude

Tickets were $59 + bf but they’re all sold out… Does it still count?

The Brindabella Challenge cycling festival is on this weekend. Now I’m off to participate in a skills clinic and social ride.

Oscar Wilde’s “An Ideal Husband” is being performed tonight (Fri 30th) at 8pm, and tomorrow (Sat 1st) at 2pm and 8pm.
’tis a hilarious play, and you would all do well to come along and clap. 🙂
Concession tickets $25 (U27, students, privilege cards, health care card, seniors, pensioners) and full tickets $33.

Theatre 3, Ellery Crescent, Acton (about 100m up from the Street Theatre).

*points to the play* fun thing.