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Image: Queer Club<\/p>\nQueer Club is officially turning five, and the beloved Adelaide queer music institution is celebrating the milestone the only way it knows how: with a huge lineup, a packed dancefloor and an unapologetically queer celebration of community.<\/p>\n
Returning to Unibar ADL on June 27, this year\u2019s Queer Club is shaping up to be its biggest yet.<\/p>\n
Since launching in 2022, the event series has become a defining part of Adelaide\u2019s queer nightlife and live music scene.<\/p>\n
Image: Queer Club<\/p>\n
Creating a space where LGBTQIA+ artists and audiences can come together, connect and be completely themselves.<\/p>\n
Curated by Tayla Carlaw of Pretty Good Thanks, Queer Club began as a one night event designed to spotlight queer artists and creatives in South Australia.<\/p>\n
Since then, it\u2019s grown into a full blown community institution, with events like Queermas, LOUD & QUEER and Fringe editions helping launch and support a wave of local queer talent.<\/p>\n
\u201cQueer Club started as the kind of space we wished existed,\u201d Carlaw said.<\/p>\n
\u201cSomewhere queer people could feel completely themselves while discovering incredible local artists while celebrating in, alongside and with the community.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhat began as a one-off event has grown into something with so much life. It\u2019s become a real community, and a platform for queer artists, performers and creatives to be seen, celebrated and supported.\u201d<\/p>\n
A stacked lineup of queer talent<\/p>\n
The lineup is bringing together some of the country\u2019s most exciting emerging queer acts.<\/p>\n
Leading the charge is Canberra pop breakout Jett Blyton<\/a>, who recently landed on the NME 100 list and has been earning praise from the likes of Sabrina Carpenter and Tove Lo thanks to viral hit Apeshit.<\/p>\n Joining them are crowd favourites and AC\/DC opener Oscar the Wild, alongside Worm Girlz, Miss Orange Juicy, Awnings, Methylated, Hearsegirl and Monya.<\/p>\n No Queer Club celebration would feel complete without legendary drag performer Ophelia Butt helping bring the sparkle and energy that has become part of the event\u2019s identity over the years.<\/p>\n Past Queer Club lineups have also featured huge names in Australia\u2019s queer music scene, including aleksiah<\/a>, Beks, Caroline and Claude and Egoism.<\/p>\n Big Gay Market and an all-ages first<\/p>\n The celebrations kick off from 3 pm with free entry to the Big Gay Market taking over the Unibar Cloisters.<\/p>\n The market will spotlight local queer artists, makers and small businesses.<\/p>\n Stall holder applications are still open.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n And in a first for the event, this year\u2019s Queer Club will be all ages.<\/p>\n Opening the doors to younger queer music fans and helping create safer and more accessible spaces for the next generation of LGBTQIA+ creatives.<\/p>\n \u201cReaching five years feels huge, not just because we\u2019ve made it here, but because it proves these spaces matter and people want them to exist\u201d, Carlaw said.<\/p>\n Tickets to Queer Club are available now via Moshtix.<\/a><\/p>\n For the latest LGBTIQA+\u00a0Sister Girl and Brother Boy\u00a0news,<\/a>\u00a0entertainment,<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0community stories<\/a>\u00a0in Australia, visit\u00a0qnews.com.au<\/a>. Find us on\u00a0Facebook<\/a>,\u00a0Twitter<\/a>,\u00a0Instagram<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0YouTube<\/a>.<\/p>\n \t\t\t