Alison Wonderland
Rolling Meadows, 240 Lower Styx Rd, 8083 Canterbury Statistical Area Kort
þri. 29.12.2026 12:00
Ben Gerrans at Rolling Meadows 2026-12-29T12:00:00
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Alison WonderlandLISTEN:
http://www.soundcloud.com/alisonwonderland
WATCH:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLCm9lP-3Uk
BUY:
Get Ready (feat. Fishing) - http://bit.ly/15lIuqG
"Welcome To Wonderland Compilation" -
Itunes - http://tinyurl.com/crjlzwl
JB hifi - http://www.jbhifionline.com.au/music/dance/welcome-to-wonderland-signed-copy/665086
Recently having one of her sets described by Annie Mac as "the best party set i've heard in a long time" the wide-eyed, dodo racing, rabbit chasing girl of Lewis Carol’s opium induced fantasies has officially been superseded.
This Alison didn’t fall down anything; she jumped head first down the rabbit hole and landed straight on the decks. Armed with turntables, a killer vibe and an open mind, Alison turns countless dance floors across the globe into your favourite kind of Wonderland: more beats, less croquet.
Beginning with a background in indie and classical, Wonderland’s best card is her eclecticism. Throughout her youth she toured Europe as a principal cellist for the Sydney Youth Orchestra and later played bass in a successful local indie band.
After inking a global deal with EMI, Wonderland released her debut compilation record - "Welcome To Wonderland" mid 2012, while her much anticipated first original's album is due out very soon! If the success of her remixes is anything to go by the record is set to be a game changer.
Wonderland has performed in LA at the official Grammy's Afterparty, all throughout Ibiza on top of MOS and the Brit Awards Afterparty in London. In Australia she has torn up main stages at Splendour in the Grass, Falls Festival, Southbound Festival, Stereosonic, Field Day, Parklife (nationally), Good Vibrations Festival, Harbourlife, Sydney Fashion Week, Future Music Festival, Coaster Festival, Secret Garden Festival and more, not to mention her sellout headline national tours.
The end of 2012 saw Wonderland taking the highly prestigious summer festival time slots. Playing main stage at Falls Festival in a headline slot after Hot Chip to a capacity crowd, Supporting PNAU Live at Wonderland Festival in Perth & again destroying the headline time slot after SBTRKT to a heaving tent at Southbound Festival……this all within 1 WEEK!
Alison Wonderland is the party, rumour has it she never sleeps and is reasonably good friends with Oprah. -
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ExampleHaving spent well over a decade in the game, the UK mainstay has crafted a career drenched in accolades: Platinum albums, chart-topping singles, headline festivals slots, and a lengthy stint releasing inescapable anthems that bridge the gap between electronic, rap and pop. Still, Example isn't ready to hang up his boots just yet; rather, he's preparing for the most important release of his career.
The first taste of that album comes via 'Every Single Time', a single that features one of Australia's most acclaimed producers, What So Not. It explores the impact that songs have on people's fondest memories, with Example's vocals gliding over nostalgic production that builds into a glitchy, chopped drop. "Fans always say to me, 'Oh my God, your song reminds me of the first time I lost my virginity, your song reminds me of the time I had my first drink, your song reminds me of the time I kissed my wife.' And that got me thinking about the concept of what songs mean to people," he says.
With the benefit of hindsight and a few more years of wisdom, Example discusses what it means to grow older, especially when you've sworn by the Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll mantra.
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Andy CAndy C is a producer hailing from Walsall, England who was born on April 6th, 1976. Since his debut in 1989 he has become one of the most influential acts in drum and bass, and remains one of the most respected English DJs in electronica to this day.
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JmeJME (real name Jamie Adenuga) is the owner & CEO of Boy Better Know, a North London-based record label, along with his brother Skepta. He started out producing on mobile phone ring tones, then moving on to Mario Paint, Game Boy Camera and currently Fruity Loops. Adenuga also co-owns with UpTown Records his own T-shirt chain, bearing the labels of himself, his record label Boy Better Know, and his dormant club night Straight Outta Bethnal. Just released his debut album Famous? and set release an album through a major label with his crew Boy Better Know. -
Ivy Lab
Sabre + Stray
TW/TW London
management: shai@ivylab.co.uk
UK: francesco@primarytalent.com
USA: shunt@teamwass.com + sgoodgold@teamwass.com
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Culture Shock
RA: Resident Advisor
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MefjusHailing from a hotbed of talent, Austrian powerhouse Mefjus now boasts a worldwide reputation for a furiously tech trademark style that continues to breathe fire into the drum and bass genre.
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KLPDropping heaters around the country, KLP is one of Australia’s go-tos for big house music energy and is guaranteed to deliver good vibes and sweaty dance floors wherever she takes to the stage. Multiple ARIA Award nominations, platinum records, one of Australia’s most in-demand songwriters and vocalists, there’s not much Sydney-based DJ and producer KLP (Kristy Lee Peters) can’t do. With a jam-packed touring and release schedule, 2023 is looking busier than ever for KLP. Breaking through as host of triple j’s House Party, KLP was earmarked as a tastemaker in the Australian music industry from early on. Since hanging up her radio mic, KLP has picked up two ARIA Award nominations for her collabs with Stace Cadet, ‘Energy’ and ‘People Happy’, with ‘Energy’ also placing #21 in triple j’s coveted Hottest 100 countdown. Follow up singles ‘Eat The Runway’ with LaLa Ri, ‘Busy Dancing’, ‘Can’t Handle’ and ‘Feel The Same’ with SH Gemini, show the incredible breadth of KLP’s songwriting and production prowess, with a bunch of international collabs also in the works. Having written with the likes of Skrillex and Peking Duk, 2023 sees KLP team up with one of Australia’s biggest dance music exports, Tommy Trash, for their new single ‘Big Emotion’. Signed to Sydney-based label Medium Rare Records, KLP has also released music through internationally renowned labels like Ministry of Sound and Ultra Records. With a plethora of new music in the pipeline, this year sees KLP releasing music with the teams working together at Medium Rare and Warner Music. Owning the dance music scene with her own blend of house & techno, KLP has graced the stages of Splendour In The Grass, Field Day and Listen Out, with Wildlands Festival, Wine Machine and Day By Day already in the schedule for early 2023.
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AndromedikBelgian Drum & Bass sensation Andromedik has already made a significant impact on the scene. Known for his festival-ready sound, he made waves in 2023 with two debut performances on Tomorrowland’s Mainstage, becoming the first Drum & Bass artist in five years to do so. With hits like First to Go and collaborations with top-tier artists such as Lost Frequencies, Andromedik has surpassed 80M streams on Spotify and received international airplay on stations like BBC Radio 1. In 2024, his Andromedik Invites shows sold out rapidly, leading to a major hosting on Tomorrowland’s Atmosphere stage and an upcoming 9-hour rave at Antwerp Expo in early November. His meteoric rise continues as he takes his bold remixes, fresh production style, and electrifying performances to the forefront of the global Drum & Bass scene.
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Arcando“As the door to the drum ‘n’ bass world continues to blow open, Arcando will be standing front and center in 2025.” - Dancing Astronaut
Ever since Martin Garrix broke the EDM community by playing Arcando’s viral remix of ‘Jungle’ by Alok & The Chainsmokers at the Ultra Miami mainstage, the Dutch multi-talent has been skyrocketing on the DnB scene with his distinctive crossover sound, breaking down the barriers between drum & bass and dance music.
In addition to all the success with ‘Jungle’, Arcando’s first year as a drum & bass act was nothing short of impressive, consisting of the popular singles ‘Don’t Tell Me’, ‘Buss Back’, ‘Ascend’ and more on labels like STMPD RCRDS, DnB Allstars and Monstercat, besides official remixes for the superstars Jax Jones & Zoe Wees (‘Never Be Lonely’) and Tom Walker (‘Head Underwater’), while constantly being supported by the dance music A-listers.
Hand-picked as a “one-to-watch artist” for 2025 by Dancing Astronaut, Arcando’s kicking off the year on a high note with his highly-awaited collaboration ‘Ultrasound’ with Pirapus on Monstercat on February 21st, with four more singles to follow during the first half of the year.
Destined to pioneer the new era of drum & bass, 2025 is set to entertain the grand scale breakthrough of the young Dutchman, showcasing a handful of top-tier collaborations and highly prominent festivals and club shows around the world throughout the year.
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A Little Sound
She may only be 5ft 2, but A Little Sound is an artist causing a lot of noise right now – and for all the right reasons.
Maybe you’ve had your ears perked by her dreamy vocal hooks, or maybe you’ve seen her Tik-Toks spreading the word about drum and bass. Either way, there’s a lot to love about this exciting talent. While still in her early twenties, A Little Sound has already been responsible for the vocals behind some of D&B’s biggest anthems in recent years. “Back In Time” with Kanine, “Lakota” with Technimatic, “Rum & Lime” with DJ Gaw and Selecta J-Man – the list goes on. But she’s still only just getting started.
Despite being lauded for her vocal work, which saw A Little Sound land 2nd place in DrumandBassArena’s 2021 Award for Best Vocalist, this artist has always had the ambition to be more. Singer, writer, DJ, MC, stage host – you name it, she’s pushing to do it all. It’s a motivation that first caught the eyes of the D&B community after an epic Stay At Home Festival live stream surprising everyone with her mixing and impromptu MCing, and it has since blossomed into the start of something special with bookings for standalone sets at various events, including a headline performance at the Bristol’s legendary Motion.
While D&B is firmly engrained into A Little Sound’s direction, gun fingers and basslines weren’t always in this vocalist’s path. With a background in musical theatre and a history of performing acoustic covers since the age of 11 on her Youtube channel, this self-taught musician’s career could have been very different if it wasn’t for the influence of Bristol – a city where she and Born On Road have grown together.
With a debut EP on the horizon, along with many vocal features and live performances to come, you can expect A Little Sound to only get louder as time goes on.
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SubsonicAn emerging force in the drum and bass scene from the UK. Subsonic was immersed in diverse sounds from a young age. He began experimenting with electronic music production during his teenage years, gradually honing his skills and developing a passion for producing high-energy tracks.
From his originals like ‘Last Time’, ‘Launchpad’ to his remixes of ‘Left to Right’ or Dom Dolla’s ‘Miracle Maker’ his versatility and creativity has been thoroughly showcased. cementing his status as a promising new talent.
As Subsonic continues to hone his craft and evolve. His future in the music industry looks incredibly bright. With a growing discography and an expanding fanbase, he is poised to become a major player in the genre.
Subsonic's journey is just beginning.
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AnaïsTeacher for the Kizomba classes.
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BEN GERRANSCharacterised by his larger-than-life stage presence and heralded by his soundscape of signature euphoric trance, Ben Gerrans has established himself as an unparalleled force of sound, colour and energy.
