*Box office fees may apply.
Ticketing – Ensure the ticket QR code is readily accessible for scanning upon entry.
Security Measures – For safety, the security team may conduct bag searches and pat-downs at the entrance.
Drug Policy – A strict zero-tolerance policy regarding drugs is enforced. Any substances found will be confiscated, and the individual will be removed from the venue.
Challenge 25 – When purchasing alcoholic beverages, be prepared to show ID if appearing under 25.
Disability Access – Specific access needs should be notified in advance. For more information, visit the accessibility tab.
Smoking and Vaping – Smoking and vaping are not permitted inside the venue. There is a smoking area located at the back of the venue.
Zero Tolerance for Abuse – A zero-tolerance policy towards any form of abuse or harassment of staff members is enforced. Individuals engaging in such behaviour will be immediately removed and may face further action.
This venue offers step-free access on the ground floor.
A designated wheelchair viewing section is available with direct access to an accessible toilet.
Priority entry is available upon request.
Complimentary entry for carers can be arranged upon request.
Parking is located conveniently across from the venue on New Bird Street.
Please submit an access request using the form provided below.
Donny Benét, is a Sydney based solo recording artist. He is notable for his anachronistic musical style, borrowing heavily from outdated 80s post-disco sounds but producing and performing the music in a modern context. In 2011, he released his first full length solo album Don’t Hold Back through indie label Rice is Nice.
Benét was exposed to music from an early age as his father Antonio Giacomelli Benét was an Italian Disco accordionist and taught Donny to play the accordion and the electric bass. Benét played his first shows as an accordionist and synth player in Italian bands around Sydney until in the mid-2000s.
He returned to Australia in 2010 and played in Jack Ladder’s band The Dreamlanders and began recording his own songs in his studio Donnyland Studios. In 2011 he signed with Rice is Nice records and released Don’t Hold Back, which was received with interest from Australian music media, publications praising Benét’s sincere take on 80’s pop music…
Emo Fest
Hangar 34, Liverpool
Dean Wareham (Galaxie 500)
Rough Trade, Liverpool
Oracle Sisters
Hangar 34, Liverpool
Keywest
Hangar 34, Liverpool
Oslo Twins
Jacaranda, Liverpool
LeBrock
Zanzibar, Liverpool
Anthony Russell - Street Songs Album Launch
Hangar 34, Liverpool
Mary Coughlan
Philharmonic Music Room, Liverpool