Mosca hits Australia this ANZAC Day
- PublishedWed, Apr 17, 2013, 23:00
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- The UK bass producer will play his first shows in the country later this month.
- Mosca will travel to Australia to play shows in five cities over the ANZAC Day weekend. The London-based artist has been a prominent figure in the UK bass scene since the release of his Square One EP back in 2010. Although his rate of output has been decidedly gradual, Mosca has also appeared on labels like Numbers, Fat City and, most recently, Hypercolour, while his DJing has led him to play slots at festivals like Glade and Outlook, as well as holding down a monthly slot hosting BBC Radio 1's In New DJs We Trust. Mosca's Australian tour will kick off with a show alongside Eats Everything, ShockOne and Baauer on April 24th at The Bakery in Perth. The following day, the Bad Apple crew will host an all day event at the Abercrombie Hotel from 1 PM with an extensive bill that includes James Cotterill and locals Garry Todd, Preacha and Kali. Adelaide is up next on April 26th with a set at Sugar, followed by an appearance at Melbourne's Revolver Upstairs on the 27th for the Too Much 4th Birthday. His final gig will be in Brisbane on April 28th for a Kush Club boat party which departs Ferry Terminal 1, South Bank, at midday.
- Wed, Apr 24, 2013
Handpicked with ShockOne, Eats Everything, Mosca
Shockone, Eats Everything, Mosca, Baauer
- Thu, Apr 25, 2013
Bad Apple presents Mosca
Mosca, James Cotterill, Garry Todd, Preacha, Ben Fester, Matt Weir, Le Brond, Dan Baartz, Kali