The event organiser has been in touch to let us know that Young Franco @ UoW Unibar has been rescheduled to Friday, 10th September 2021.

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Hot on the tongues of the global electronic music scene and charming his way to your hearts is Brisbane producer Young Franco. With collective streams clocking over 50 Million on Spotify alone, Young Franco is one to watch. He’s been played out by the likes of Bondax, Hayden James, RÜFÜS, Motez, Alison Wonderland, Rudimental, Nvoy, Snakehips, SG Lewis, Flight Facilities and many more. With multiple tracks added to high rotation on Australia’s national alternative network Triple J and spins on BBC Radio 1, 1xtra, Kiss FM and Beats1 on top of a natural pickup from Australian commercial radio stations resulting in over 500K Shazams.

Now after a recent US writing trip, he now looks to take on the rest of 2020 with a slew of new tunes under his belt.

Young Franco’s latest single ‘Juice’ featuring Pell is another excellent contribution to the already thriving Young Franco discography. This time he recruits New Orleans based rapper Pell who brings an infectious energy to the chopping block. An amalgamation of house, rap and pop brings out the best in the versatile Young Franco.

‘Juice’ acts as a perfect refresher of Young Franco’s concise musical abilities. The seasoned producer recruits a 4 to the floor drum beat to hold down the back end of the track. With it combines glitchy piano synths, building tension towards an infectious hook. The bass line rumbles stronger here, as a repetitive, pop conscious chorus rings. A confident vocal performance by Pell moulds perfectly with the melodic elements of the track, creating a ready hit that all open eared music fans are set to enjoy.

Alongside his most recent single, Franco has been ticking off career highlights. A sold out Metro Theatre show prompted a booking on the Listen Out tour, a headline slot at Sweet Relief and all the way to a debut sold out US run including a number of prime time festival slots at Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival in Florida and Lights All Night in Dallas. With this came his first gold single accreditation in the form of ‘Miss You’ featuring Maribelle.

If there’s anyone you can rely on bring the crowd and build a presence in a club, it’s Young Franco. His smiling stage persona, epic jam selections and fantastic original productions win him fans and friends wherever he goes.