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AK SPORTSAU

Hard techno, trance, electro and breaks, keeping things hard, fast and fun. Raised in Australia and now based in Berlin, AK SPORTS runs Club Madhouse and has played Tomorrowland, Glastonbury and EDC Las Vegas. Her 2026 Create Destroy EP on 240KMH includes an official remix of Dune’s ’95 classic Hardcore Vibes.
AZYRGB

Acid lines, trance euphoria and hard techno. Blackpool-born AZYR broke through with Teletech and a Boiler Room set now nearing three million views, before being named DJ Mag’s Breakthrough Artist in 2024. His label Speed Limit Records carries the same fast, bouncy energy.
BELLA CLAXTONAU

Long blends, driving basslines and rolling grooves, moving between hard house, techno, trance and psy. Coming out of Naarm and now based in Amsterdam, Bella Claxton has taken her sound from Beyond The Valley and Lost Paradise to HÖR Berlin, Rinse FM, Glitch and Audio Obscura.
BOYS NOIZEDE

Distorted electro, jackin’ house and techno with two decades of club history behind it. Boys Noize has moved from Berlin basements to Dog Blood with Skrillex and production for A$AP Rocky, Lady Gaga and Frank Ocean, all while keeping Boysnoize Records firmly underground. In 2026, he joined Nine Inch Nails for the collaborative album and Coachella project Nine Inch Noize.
CARLA MARTINEZAU

Vintage American electro, house and techno with an experimental edge. Carla Martinez has played Beyond The Valley and The Warehouse Project, alongside radio sets for triple j and Rinse FM. Further afield, she’s shared lineups with KETTAMA in Ibiza and Dom Dolla in London.
CLUB ANGELAU

UK speed garage, hard house, jungle breaks and heavy bass, all with one foot firmly in the late ’90s and early 2000s. In 2025, Club Angel went from sold-out headline shows at home in Eora, to Boiler Room, Parklife UK and stages alongside Fred again.., Sammy Virji and Interplanetary Criminal.
DJ SEINFELDSE

Deep house, acid, jungle and breaks. Swedish producer Armand Jakobsson started making music in Edinburgh, but DJ Seinfeld took shape after a move to Barcelona, a breakup and countless hours watching the sitcom. Breakthrough track U followed, alongside releases on Ectotherm, Meda Fury and Lobster Theremin, plus Lobster Fury, a label created specifically for his music.
EMMA MOONAU

Speedhouse, hard house, trance and electro, balancing rave intensity with an ethereal edge. Naarm’s Emma Moon builds her sets around heavy bass, percussive grooves and deep cuts, with plenty of playful turns. Handpicked to support Teletech’s 2024 and 2025 Australian tours, she’s also brought that sound to Beyond The Valley’s Dance Dome.
FASTER HORSESGB

Trance, techno and psychedelia were the starting point for Faster Horses, with driving drums underneath dreamlike synths. The Liverpool-born, Manchester-based producer first appeared on Seikan before making his DJ debut for Ismus in Berlin, later becoming a Teletech regular and playing FOLD, Radion, Rote Sonne and Unfold. His sound has since stretched into UK garage, house, breaks and bounce, with the new direction already selling out all-night-longs and a 2,000-capacity Albert Hall headline.
JOE HUNTGB

Joe Hunt channels UK garage and bassline house into high-energy club records built for peak-time dancefloors. His 2024 breakout “Up To No Good,” released via Interplanetary Criminal’s ATW imprint and Columbia Records, earned support across the scene, while official remixes for Jazzy and Flex (UK) and reworks of KETTAMA, Joel Corry and Birdy continue to push his sound worldwide.
JUICY ROMANCEAU

Bouncy techno, electro and filthy pop vocals. Australia-born and London-based, Juicy Romance has brought that sound to Boiler Room at AVA Festival and its Hard Dance tour. Her Scandalizer and Drink The Juice EPs sit alongside collaborations with Narciss and Mainline Magic Orchestra.
JULIAN FIJMANL

Organ basslines, stripped-back grooves and vocals pulled from old rap records sit at the centre of Julian Fijma’s minimal and deep tech sound. Get Stupid hit number one on Beatport overall, while sold-out shows across Europe have cemented the Dutch producer as one to watch.
LOCKYGB

Rolling house, garage swing and stripped-back grooves, shaped by thousands of hours on London dancefloors. Locky’s sets move through deep, percussive house and bouncy UKG with a late-night feel. Can’t Decide with Max Dean and Luke Dean brought that sound to a much wider crowd in 2025.
NED BENNETTAU

Ned Bennett takes the raw pulse of ’90s groove techno and twists it through garage swing and bouncy house. The Naarm producer has played Pitch Music & Arts, Beyond the Valley and Let Them Eat Cake, with releases across Suara, RAW and his own Fractal Tapes.
OSMOSIS JONESAU

Soulful vocals and garage swing, drawing on the warmth of ’90s and early 2000s UKG. Naarm producer Osmosis Jones has earned support from Interplanetary Criminal, Sammy Virji and Dr. Dubplate, built his own INTHEHOUSE Records label and played across Australia, Europe and the US.
PARTIBOI69AU

CEO of Mutual Pleasure Records and Stingboi Productions, spreading digital love through house, Miami bass, electro and K-tech. Green screen shenanigans, ridiculous sunglasses, no stimulant safe. On The Dancefloor, Magnificent, Always Keep It 69.
RIORDANGB

House, UK garage and bassline built for peak time. Riordan has gone from underground clubs to Coachella, Lollapalooza, Creamfields and Parklife, with a sold-out Cermak Hall in Chicago and 33 million Spotify streams behind him.
SALUTEAUT

Vienna-born and Manchester-based, Salute blends early 2000s French house, garage swing and ’80s soul with a distinctly pop-minded approach to songwriting. Debut album TRUE MAGIC landed in 2024 and reached number five on the UK Dance Albums Chart, while their no-phones club night reflects a wider commitment to keeping club culture at the centre of everything they do.
SAM ALFREDAU

Euphoric house, garage and techno with the scale of ’90s rave. The Egypt-born, Sudanese artist came through Naarm’s underground before reaching sold-out rooms across Asia, Europe and Australia, plus a standout Boiler Room at AVA Festival. His Roadblocks EP on Running Back cemented Sam Alfred as one of Australia’s strongest new dance exports.
SOUL MASS TRANSIT SYSTEMGB

Old soul and R&B hooks meet sub-heavy speed garage and bumpy 4x4 in the world of Soul Mass Transit System. The Leeds producer has released across Shall Not Fade and Time Is Now while building his own home for the sound through Grand Soul Central.
SOUTHSTARDE

southstar has made a name turning nostalgia into high-speed club music. The Berlin producer broke worldwide with Miss You, transformed Empire of the Sun’s We Are The People into a 150 BPM official remix, and linked with Marlon Hoffstadt for I Like, released through Capitol in June.
TOMMY HOLOHANIRE

Trance-leaning hard techno out of Dublin. Sky-high melodies over hardgroove drums, fast and unrelenting. Tommy Holohan has been at it for a decade, most recently at Terminal V Croatia, Amnesia Ibiza and Intercell New York.
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General information
Radar brings the world’s most exciting artists and sounds across house, techno and UKG straight to Perth and Brisbane for one day of dance, community and connection. Tune in, find your people, and lose yourself on the floor.
- PRESALE
- [9AM] 16.09.26
- GENERAL SALE
- [9AM] 17.09.26
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FAQ
1. GENERAL AND TICKETS
Radar Perth takes place on December 28 at Langley Park on the Perth Foreshore, approximately 2km east of the Perth CBD.
Gates open at 2pm and the music finishes at 11pm
Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/ePLg8gSDZSgK7XGY8
The full Radar Perth line up has now been announced
Set times and the site map will be published on the Radar website and socials in the week before the event.
Register for presale to get first access. Presale opens 17 September at 9AM AWST.
Tickets go on sale 18 September at 9AM AWST.
Megatix is the official ticketing platform for Radar. Tixel is the only authorised resale platform.
Tickets purchased through unauthorised channels, including Gumtree, Viagogo, Ticketmaster resale, Ticketek resale, eBay or private arrangement, will be cancelled without refund and will not grant entry.
There is no way to verify a ticket purchased through these sites, and they carry a high risk of counterfeit and inflated pricing. Tickets are also only valid where the name matches the identification presented, and resale sites have no means of applying your name to our tickets.
If you are unsure, please check the Radar website.
Yes. All patrons must present valid photo identification to enter. Patrons under 18 on the day of the event will not be admitted, whether accompanied or not.
No. Once you leave the venue you will not be permitted to re-enter. Please plan accordingly before entering the site.
- Bars on site will offer both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, alongside a range of food vendors across the site.
- Water refill stations are located throughout the venue. We recommend bringing a clear reusable bottle.
- Radar is a cashless event. Please bring a payment card.
2. TICKETS
General admission to the event.
VIP tickets include:
- Private bars with speciality drinks in the main performance space
- A dedicated lane at all bars across the site
- Private toilet facilities
- Access to a chill out space
Laybuy - Pay in instalments set by you, with balance due on Friday December 4th, 2026
Pay an initial amount at checkout, then make instalment payments at your own pace. You can choose how much and how often you pay, provided the remaining balance is paid in full by Friday, December 4, 2026. Tickets will only be issued once the Laybuy balance has been paid in full. If a Laybuy payment plan is abandoned or not completed, any payments already made will be forfeited.
Tickets are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, tickets may be resold through Tixel.
Tixel is the only authorised resale platform for Radar.
- All tickets sold through Tixel are verified as genuine, with both buyer and seller protected.
- Radar reserves the right to open and close resale facilities at any time. Tickets unsold when resale closes will be returned to the customer’s account.
- Reselling through any other channel contravenes the event terms and conditions and may result in the ticket holder being denied entry.
For assistance with the Tixel platform, please contact their team directly.
Yes. All tickets must carry the correct name and contact details of the attending patron. Tickets are only valid where the name matches the identification presented.
Tickets purchased through Tixel will have the name updated automatically.
3. GETTING THERE
Public transport is the recommended option. Elizabeth Quay Station is a 15 to 20 minute walk from the venue.Walking directions from Elizabeth Quay Station:
- Exit the station and head south towards the water, through Elizabeth Quay.
- Join the riverside path and turn left, heading east past Barrack Square and the Bell Tower.
- Continue east along the Riverside Drive footpath with the river on your right.
- Langley Park opens up on your left just past Barrack Square. Follow the path east to the gate.
- From there, follow the directions of event staff, traffic controllers and Police.
Bus services also stop in the surrounding streets. Please use the Transperth Journey Planner to plan your route: https://www.transperth.wa.gov.au/Journey-Planner
A dedicated rideshare and taxi drop off and pick up point will operate on Adelaide Terrace.
Street parking is available in the surrounding area. Please check street signage before parking to ensure you are covered for the full duration of the event.
If you are driving, please arrange a designated driver in advance.
4. ENTRY AND IDENTIFICATION
- Please have your ticket and identification ready before you reach the gate.
- Tickets are issued through Megatix as a wallet pass or an email PDF. Save the pass to your wallet or download the PDF before you travel, as mobile reception on the foreshore can be limited when the site is at capacity.
- Security will check your identification first, followed by a bag check.
Licensees can request the following documents as proof of age if they reasonably suspect someone seeking entry may be under 18.
A current Australian driver's licence with a photo. This includes a digital licence from:
New South WalesSouth AustraliaQueenslandVictoriaA current passportA current WA Photo CardProof of Age photo card or equivalent issued in an Australian state or territoryA current Australian learner driver's permit with photoWA Proof of Age Card (note: new cards stopped being issued on 1 January 2015)
A hard copy Keypass issued by Australia Post (note: Keypass is being discontinued after April 2026, however, the physical cards can be used until their expiry date)
ID can be shown in hard copy or in its original digital form if issued digitally (unless stated otherwise).
Photos or screenshots of physical ID are not accepted.
Expired or invalid identification cannot be accepted.
If you have an issue with your identification, please email contact@radarfestival.au at least 7 days prior to the event. Final discretion rests with security on the gate.
5. WHAT TO BRING
- Valid photo identification
- A payment card. Radar is a cashless event.
- Sunglasses and a hat
- A jacket or jumper for the evening
- A reusable clear water bottle. Water refill stations are available on site.
- Comfortable, closed footwear
Please pack light. Bags larger than an A4 sheet of paper will not be permitted.
Bag checks form part of the entry process. Any prohibited items found on arrival will be confiscated.
- Alcohol
- Illegal drugs and weapons
- Glass, including perfume bottles and handheld mirrors
- Professional cameras, meaning any camera with a detachable lens
- Audio and film recording equipment
- Laser pointers
- Fireworks and flares
- Promotional material, including stickers and flyers
- Bags larger than A4
- Culturally insensitive items and attire
Professional cameras, meaning any camera with a detachable lens, are not permitted without formal media accreditation. Audio and film recording equipment cannot be brought into the event.
Accreditation enquiries: contact@radarfestival.au
6. ON SITE
An official Radar merchandise range will be available on site.
- Bars on site will offer both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, alongside a range of food vendors across the site.
- Water refill stations are located throughout the venue. We recommend bringing a clear reusable bottle.
- Found items: please hand any found items to the Information Point or to bar staff.
- Lost items: please check with the Information Point on the day, where lost property is held and can also be reported.
- After the event, please email contact@radarfestival.au with your name, phone number and a detailed description of the item. We will respond within 7 business days.
- All lost items must be claimed within 7 days of the event.
7. SAFETY & WELFARE
Radar is a strictly 18+ event. Patrons under 18 will not be admitted, including those accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Please read the following before purchasing a ticket and again before travelling to the event.
- Bring valid photo identification. Entry will be refused without it, and no refund will be issued.
- No BYO alcohol. Alcohol will not be permitted through the gates.
- Radar is a cashless event. Card payment only.
- There are no passouts. Once you leave the venue you will not be permitted to re-enter.
- Conditions at Langley Park can be hot in December. Drink water regularly, use the shaded areas and apply sunscreen.
- Security and WA Police will be present at the venue and in the surrounding area.
- First Aid is located on site and is available to anyone, for any reason. You will not be penalised for seeking assistance.
- If you are driving, arrange a designated driver in advance. P plate drivers must be 0.00 and drivers on a full licence must be 0.05 or under.
Full emergency services are present at the event. Please note the location of on-site medical and emergency services when you arrive.
The medical tent is open to everyone, for any reason, and you will not be in any trouble for using it.
Please keep an eye out for your friends and those around you.
Radar works with Drug Aware and emergency services to ensure patrons have access to a safe space throughout the event.
Please drink responsibly and alternate with water. Intoxicated patrons will be refused service of alcohol.
Radar operates a zero tolerance policy for antisocial, discriminatory, insulting or aggressive behaviour of any kind towards other patrons or staff. Anyone found doing so will be evicted immediately.
Radar is intended to be a safe environment for everyone attending.
Security and WA Police will be present at the venue for the duration of the event.
8. ACCESSIBILITY
If there is anything you would like our team to know in advance so we can plan accordingly, please email contact@radarfestival.au.
Companion Card holders are eligible for a complimentary ticket for their carer.
- Email your Companion Card details to contact@radarfestival.au, including any accessibility requirements for the event day.
- We will issue the complimentary ticket to the email address used for the original purchase.
Langley Park is predominantly grass, with some dirt and path sections. Flat access routes are available across the site, however some surfaces may be uneven, sloping or soft.
Please proceed to the accessible entry lane closest to the box office.
An accessible viewing platform will be available at the main stage.
The platform is reserved for patrons with accessibility requirements. If you do not need it, please leave it for those who do. Space is limited, and it makes a significant difference to the people it is there for.
Accessible toilets are available on site. Locations will be marked on the site map, and any member of event staff can direct you.
We recommend noting the locations early in the day, as the site becomes busier later.
Assistance animals are permitted at Radar in line with our obligations under Australian law.
We strongly encourage handlers to consider whether the environment is suitable for their animal before attending. Radar is a large-scale music event with sustained high noise levels, dense crowds, strobe and flashing lighting and pyrotechnics.
Conditions can be unpredictable and quiet areas on site are limited.
If you intend to bring an assistance animal, please contact us in advance at contact@radarfestival.au so we can plan the day for you both.
This event uses flashing and strobe lighting, and lighting levels vary across the site. Some areas are darker or dimly lit, particularly in the evening near certain stages.
If this affects you, please contact us in advance at contact@radarfestival.au and we will do what we can to accommodate your requirements.
Auslan interpreters will not be available at Radar this year.
If you have other accessibility requirements, please contact contact@radarfestival.au and our team will do what we can to support you.
Please contact contact@radarfestival.au and our team will assist.
9. MEDIA
Media accreditation and enquiries: contact@radarfestival.au