Electric Storm set to shock Darwin with its spooky Halloween line-up
THE music just won’t be muted in the Top End, with Darwin set to see its fourth major concert at the end of this month
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THE music just won’t be muted in the Top End, with Darwin at the end of this month to welcome its fourth major concert in its coronavirus revival with the Electric Storm Halloween Music Festival.
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With the line-up named, several big name DJs as well as an emerging Territory artist will appear.
Fresh off a successful performance at the Darwin Festival, J-Milla will front his home crowd at the Darwin Ski Club, supporting Hot Dub Time Machine, Allday and Reuben Styles from Peking Duck, set to spook Darwin through Halloween.
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Punters also have a chance to get their money back, with a $2000 prize to be handed out to Electric Storm’s “hallow-queen” best-dressed patron
Electric Storm is on October 31 at the Darwin Ski Club from 4pm til 1am
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