All Day I Dream of Australia | Melbourne

Bourke Street Courtyard

All Day I Dream of Australia | Melbourne

All Day I Dream of Australia | Melbourne

Bourke Street Courtyard, 629 Bourke Street, 3004 Melbourne Kort

sun. 29.11.2026 15:00

Miðar / Skráning

It’s a dream come true. If you haven’t heard yet, where have you been?!


Without a doubt, one of our all-time favourite labels is heading our way for the first time in over a decade! Yes, Lee Burridge is finally bringing All Day I Dream back to Australia.


Joining the head honcho/ringleader/musical magician Lee Burridge, is his right hand man and All Day I Dream hero, Lost Desert. No one conjures up tunes or controls the dancefloor quite like Lost Desert and after witnessing him dominate the Return to Rio main stage for many years, we’re absolutely buzzing to get him back.


And completing this star-studded line-up, our good friends and favourite live act, Double Touch are coming too! If you haven’t witnessed the electric energy of this dreamy duo, you have been missing out.


We hope you can join us at Bourke Street Courtyard, hidden among Melbourne’s laneways. This heritage venue is fitted with a state-of-the-art D&B system and filled with natural light and lush greenery — the perfect backdrop for an All Day I Dream gathering.

Flytjendur

  • Lee Burridge
    Lee Burridge

    I've been a DJ for a while. I kind of like it. 💙

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  • Double Touch
  • Lost Desert
    Lost Desert
    Lost Desert is a frequent collaborator with Lee Burridge and All Day I Dream as well as running his own Souksonic label.

    In a place of solitude sat a man. His studio a sanctuary. Time weathered many a landscape on his journey while his soundscapes were created and practices honed.

    During his time alone he crafted his sound. As he travelled towards us he always listened very carefully. Absorbing and capturing all the noises and wonderful vibrations around him. He found that music exists in almost everything if you listen closely enough. From grains of sand sweeping against the salt pillars of the White desert to birds returning from the skies above their inner cities. These sounds became textures and details in each musical expression.

    Now, as they meld in to one, they magically paint pictures behind listeners closed eyes. Lost Desert is a destination full of mystery. Ready to charm those who find their way.