Lost Sundays reveals the line-up for its highly anticipated Block Party, returning on March 15 with a 10-hour, four-stage takeover of ivy in the heart of Sydney’s CBD – featuring 25 artists across the venue’s iconic spaces.
From the sun-soaked Courtyard to the pressure-cooker intensity of the Darkroom, the open-air Rooftop to the low-end thump of the Cave, ivy Sydney transforms into an immersive, multi-room festival experience soundtracked by artists at the forefront of contemporary electronic music.
From Vladimir Dubyshkin’s hypnotic, high-impact techno and Special Request’s UK-rave-rooted intensity, to Kyle Starkey’s euphoric blend of hard house, progressive and trance, Benwal’s high-energy club selections and Sally C’s infectious mix of vintage house, hip house and acid – each represents a distinct edge of club culture.
They’re joined by Bristol-based Dr Dubplate bringing genre-hopping garage and bass pressure, while Faster Horses moves between trance, techno and psychedelia with driving intensity. Miami-based Bitter Babe injects percussive drive and rolling, Latin-leaning club energy, and London duo The Trip deliver bouncy house cuts primed for peak-time euphoria. Alongside C.FRIM, Loods and Fukhed, they round out a stacked 25-artist lineup designed to move across styles, tempos and moods throughout the day and night.
Designed for the city’s most discerning music lovers, Lost Sundays continues to champion forward-thinking artists while showcasing globally respected names shaping contemporary dance music.
The Lost Sundays summer season places ivy at the centre of Sydney’s nightlife, pairing international heavyweights with the local talent defining the city’s evolving sound. Each event is delivered through immersive staging, open-air spaces and a powerful d&b Audiotechnik sound system.
For nearly two decades, ivy has been one of Sydney’s most recognisable nightlife landmarks – an open-air, multi-level precinct that has shaped how the city experiences electronic music, community, and culture. As Australia’s premier open-air club, ivy has hosted some of the most iconic international artists, including Prince, Carl Cox, Black Coffee, Peggy Gou, Patrick Topping, Jayda G, Moodymann, and Michael Bibi while also serving as a platform for Australian artists who have risen to global recognition, such as Fisher, Tash Sultana, Flume, Rufus Du Sol, Dom Dolla and Peking Duk.
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