Clear the runway at Howler: prog-disco mothership Honey returns to land a debut EP in 2023, with a huge party to celebrate.

SET TIMES

Courtyard 

7pm - Milo Eastwood (PBS) 

9pm - Amin Payne

11pm - DJ Friday (PBS)

Theatre

8pm - Doors

9pm - Niine

10.15pm - Emma Volard

11.30pm - Honey

Logan Gibson on the decks

Made of the 'before-times', Honey cut their teeth as 'the' party band of Naarm/Melbourne's inner north - glowing up and beaming out before the Corona-comet struck. 

From sold-out Night Cat residencies to lockdown Twitch streams; from party-hour at Golden Plains, to Strawberry Fields - if you've seen Honey, you'd likely remember (the hangover, at least).

With this debut EP, Honey levels-up from a live-party sensation to an un-peggable sonic force spanning nu-disco, rare and global groove, psychedelic trip-hop, sizzlin RnB and acid bass. 

Sticking to the original recipe of diverse influences and backgrounds, Honey mixes character, ego, complex and groove to create the 'something-for-everyone' universal live disco experience: Bring your date, your mum, your boss, your pen pal and your nemesis... A splendid time is guaranteed for all.

Honey brings aboard some favourites (old and new) for this full venue takeover:

Moor Music, Howler & participating artists acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which the event will be held, the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, and pay our respects to elder's past, present and emerging.

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