Gordo&Teej are pleased to announce that Aldonna (AUS), together with locals heroes Craigslist and Hang the Saints, will be performing at our Summer fundraising event for Palestine Children's Relief Fund.
It’s often hard to know how best to support the people in Palestine who are currently suffering due to the ongoing conflict, so we decided to make it simple. 100% of the profits from this event will be donated directly to PCRF (Palestine Children’s Relief Fund).
PCRF is one of the most reputable humanitarian organisations operating in Palestine, and since its inception in 1991, it has provided medical treatment to tens of thousands of children in need.
Thanks to the kindness of the Sydenham Underpass Venue and All Ears Events Limited, we are able to keep overheads low for this event, meaning we can donate more money to PCRF.
Aldonna is a Melbourne-born, Brussels based DJ, producer, and label curator celebrated for her discerning ear and instinctive touch as a selector and producer. Her sound captures the euphoric pulse of the ’90s and early 2000s, finding harmony between House & Progressive, with a refined vinyl sensibility.
Hang the Saints is a club night in Ōtautahi founded by local DJs Hunter and The Rat, together they’ve built a special party with a certain kind of freedom, reinforced by the strict no photo or video policy. Hang the Saints aims to bring together diverse crowds and lineups of local and emerging artists, always staying true to what they believe is the most important foundations of a club night, quality sound, people and music.. Their footprint continues to grow across the country with multiple festival takeovers coming over summer and many more nights planned.
No photos, no masters, Hang the Saints.
Craigslist are a party, record label and DJ outfit operated by Colter Carson and Raffeal Hamblett. Since humble beginnings in 2020, the project aims to create shared moments of joy with an aesthetic centred on obscure records. The success of this manifesto is reflected in the consistently positive response gained from partygoers and label supporters alike, year after year.
