Over the decades pockets of dimly lit, late night, often secretive locations around the country provided the backdrop to the cathartic ritual of dance. From Australia’s acid house infancy to the many reinventions of rave through the 90s and the peak of 00s nightlife, communities were formed on the dancefloor, cemented over deep 4:00 am conversations had in the safety of a likeminded hive of excitement, escape, and elation.

This unmatched era of nightlife has become the stuff of folklore and legend.

Ministry of Sound: Testament pays tribute to the sounds and the people of this club generation, and the vibrant late-night cities and cultures across the country which they cultivated.

Audiences will be transported directly back to well-worn naughties dancefloors with a 1,2 Woop Woop as the godfather of acid rave Danny Rampling (UK), house music pioneer Judge Jules (UK), and legendary DJ/producer Seb Fontaine (UK) headline – all bringing their 90s mastery to Session One on Sunday 1st September 12:00–8:00 pm at Miami Marketta on the Gold Coast. Adding to the lineup are a huge suite of local talent PLUS Ministry of Sound’s Australian legends – John Course & Mark Dynamix – who between them compiled and mixed album titles which went on to sell millions of copies through the decades across The Annual, Sessions, Clubbers Guide and more. Grab your tickets here.