Groove Yard is back and we're coming in hot with two undisputed legends of the global house music scene, Graeme Park & K-Klass at The Lucky Shag on the Swan River, Saturday 23rd September.

With support from Perth's finest selectors plus mesmerising light-dancers this will be an absolute cracker of a night. Tickets are already flying for a rare chance to get up close and personal with big and juicy talent like this. On warm-up duty for Graeme & K-Klass are your favourite locals: Lee Bramley, Jono & Chappers

We are delighted to have secured a gorgeous waterfront venue, The Lucky Shag. The capacity is limited so there's no time to snooze on this opportunity. Grab your tickets now while you can!

GRAEME PARK

With over 3 decades on the decks, on stage and on the radio, the story of DJ Graeme Park mirrors the evolution of dance music and club culture itself. Aside from his nine year residency at The legendary Haçienda in Manchester, Graeme was one of the first Brits to play globally across Australia, South America, the USA, Asia and beyond, as well as producing and remixing tracks for the dancefloor, including The Brand New Heavies, Inner City, Eric B & Rakim, New Order, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and more. Today Graeme is still packing (and shredding) dance-floors around the UK, Europe and Asia, playing classic house cuts plus new tunes to audiences made up of die-hard regulars and new clubbers too. 

K-KLASS

K-Klass are responsible for some of the biggest dance tracks ever made. For over 25 years they have rocked dance floors and live gigs without fail, racking up more than 5 UK top 40 hits and a GRAMMY Nomination along the way. That combined with a remix Hit List to die for, including Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston, Lisa Stansfield, New Order, Bobby Brown, Rihanna, M-People and more, adding up to millions of sales and views world wide.  K-Klass continue to rock dance floors across the UK and world wide, showcasing both upfront and classic house music in their DJ sets. Alongside DJing K- Klass have a long tradition of live performance. From the very early days of the Acid House movement K-Klass’ live sets were renowned as one of the best on the circuit.