[MELB] You Only Live Once Launch Nov 14th - Sorry Grandma!

[eazye]

Sorry Grandma! is holding the official launch to the Ministry of Sound Release – You Only Live Once mixed by Black Angus and Dangerous Dan. The guys will be in town to play and they will be joined by Sorry Grandma residents all the way until 2pm the next day!!!!

Around 10 years ago, a little idea in a little club was born. The idea was simple; really good music, really good people, all of the time. And so, Sneaky Sundays was born.... and so too was Sneaky Sound System. The night wasn’t about the newest music, it wasn’t about the oldest music, it was about whatever music worked to make the party right. And the party was ALWAYS right!

About 5 years later Sneaky Sound System went on to become bona fide pop stars, topping the charts, winning awards and travelling the globe with their electro-pop anthems. At the very same time Sneaky Sundays was still heaving, although the little club had quickly grown up and was now pulling in around 1000 loyal followers every Sunday. The club’s proud founders/fathers, Black Angus and MC Double D, still ran the show and would play whenever they were in town. Miss Connie would also drop in from time to time to tear the roof off the place. Meanwhile, across the road on Friday nights, four guys learning to DJ (plus one very good DJ) were putting on some of the most debauched parties the civilised world had ever seen. They were turning people and places literally upside down and inside out. They were the Bang Gang. They were good friends with the Sneaky gang and sure enough they all became very, very good DJs and began playing regularly on Sunday nights – they were Dangerous Dan, Ajax, Gus da Hoodrat, Jaime Doom and Beni.

At times it felt like there were more DJ’s than punters, all crammed in the corner fighting to play records. A line-up of stellar guests would also grace the decks: James Murphy (LCD), Tiga, Mylo, Riton, Hot Chip, Pilooski, Aeroplane, Breakbot, DJ AM (RIP), Will I Am, KIM, Mike Simonetti, Steve Aoki, Eli Escobar...man, even Simon Le Bon jumped on the mic. Jonny Pow would later become a resident and a couple more young guns, Jimmy 2 Sox and U-GO-B, would join long time warm up king Peter Dolso in the army of merrymakers at Sneaky Sundays, every Sunday at Hugo’s Lounge in Kings Cross, Sydney, Australia.

Now 10 years on from the beginning, the people who play really good music, to really good people... all of the time, give you YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE.

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