Banging out the Brazilian beats will be infamous “Happy Days Band” (BRAZIL), DJ Tulio and Tai all night long surrounded the most amazing and gorgeous native Brazilian Dancers. This will be the most authentic Brazilian experience without leaving Brisbane, so don’t miss out!

Keep your eyes peeled for these delicious treats heading out in coco!

Winning ‘Young Musician of the Year’ at age 13, and touring the world playing Jazz at 14, Timmy is no stranger to the lime light. Now at 27, he has supported and played alongside acts like ARMIN VAN BUUREN, CARL COX, FEDDE LE GRAND, DIZZEE RASCAL, FAT BOY SLIM and the STAFFORD BROTHERS just to name a few. In fact, many believe Timmy has taken the art of DJing to new heights and stamped his name as arguably one of world’s best DJ /Instrumentalists.

When he’s not flying Timmy’s in the studio recording, remixing and hosting weekly radio shows that are broadcasted nationally on over 58 stations. Between juggling these and running his own clothing label (wifebeaterz.com.au), club night (f#%k fluro) and co-staring on Fox8’s latest reality TV series (The Stafford Brothers), Timmy is one busy boy, heading into an even busier 2012.

The DJ’s DJ – John Digweed’s remained the people’s choice for good reason: he’s refused to get drawn into the world of celebrity and has continuously delivered

Pretentious he is not. John Digweed is as down-to-earth and likeable as any bloke you’re likely to meet. His popularity has remained constant regardless of his “veteran of electronic music” tag. If it’s enthusiasm, edginess and damn right distinctive music you’re after, Digweed can’t be beaten.

For fans of electronic music, the name John Digweed is probably enough to send most into an acute spasm brought on by hyper-excitement. Digweed’s drifted from chief music maker to a name synonymous in popular culture. He’s known for his deep and mysterious sets with a fastidious approach to production.

The Englishman has traveled the globe and has built up one hell of a reputation that’s unmatched and untouched for nearly two decades. He has written his name into electronic music folklore with too many achievements and success to note.

His list of triumphs is truly astounding – the first British DJ to hold a resident at New York’s Twilo club; remixing William Orbit, Underworld, New Order and his legendary mixes for Global Underground, Northern Exposure and Renaissance, and of course, his famous partnership with Sasha.

His moniker, Bedrock, is another source of success. And more still, Bedrock has triple meaning: a thriving record label that’s been going for over 12 years, a promotions company; and a studio production partnership with Nick Muir.  The duo has landed two tracks in the UK’s top 40 – one made its way onto the Trainspotting soundtrack.

Digweed’s multi-talented – he’s an actor, scored a Hollywood movie (Stark Raving Mad) as well as the animated Spiderman, toured the US with David Bowie and Moby and has retained his Transitions radio show, which has been going strong for over a decade and broadcast to over 30 countries the world over.

But what makes Digweed a particular standout is his demonstrated gift for adopting tracks with a completely new and different style. Although loathe to call himself a superstar, in terms of what’s he’s achieved, that’s exactly what he is.

Digweed is that rarity: consistently good at producing quality tracks regardless of whatever fad is engulfing electronic music.

Hitting No. 3 in the beatport charts in the first day! Stay tuned for dates!

Having garnered international support from the likes of Swedish House Mafia and Kaskade, signing with globally renowned Axtone, and producing remixes for some of the world’s biggest dance labels, the future is certainly looking bright for this Australian duo. Read more

Currently we have John Digweed tickets ready for collection at just  $30 from The MET office.

For Future Music Festival tickets at just $150  – email mandy at themet.com.au

Not surprising then that Thomas was quickly snapped up by mammoth recording imprint Toolroom Records, who invited him to join their thoroughbred team of talent; as both a recording artist and resident DJ for their infamous ‘Toolroom Knights’ events alongside the likes of Fedde le Grand and Mark Knight.

This strong start hasn’t gone unnoticed on the dancefloor either. 24 months on from breaking through into the international spotlight Thomas has nestled himself into the CD wallets of such luminaries as Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, Tiësto, David Guetta, Chuckie, John Dahlbäck and Sander van Doorn, whilst discovering equal support at club level by regularly chalking headlining slots at prestigious venues like Pacha, Privilege and Ministry of Sound.