March 23rd, Bustard Town - Whole Venue Takeover

Making the trip from Naarm, Peachy brings you Bertie. Having established herself as a palpable force in the DJ scene, Naarm-based Bertie is stopping by in the top end, after the desert, as part of the long-awaited tour for her debut EP, ‘Carabiner’ on Melbourne/London label Phenomena Records.

“A carabiner is a coupling link that binds two things together. It’s a tool used by climbers to keep them safe should they fall into suspension, swinging side to side, until they find their grip once more. And most notably, it’s a sapphic symbol. One that took hold in WW2 as women entered the labour force. A multifunctional tool that became a secret signal for lesbians at a time when discreteness was crucial. One that wasn’t just about sex, but about connection, about finding community,” says Bertie.

“This is what I was thinking about when I wrote this EP. The communities that make us feel understood, the movement of life and the movement of self, both the physical and the mental, and the connections that occur when people and music come together.”

Supported by local line up of queer DJS

9pm - 1015pm - Lazerbeams

1015:-1130 - Winona Chance

11:30-2:00am - Bertie

Free tickets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people-simply message us to reserve a door spot.

Our events aim to be safer, queer events- any disrespectful or behavior that harms others will not be tolerated. No time for racism, ableism, sexism, trans/bi/homophobia, or general shit behavior at our events.

We recognize the unceded land on Larrakia country, Garramilla on which the event takes place on. We pay respect to its traditional custodians, the Larrakia people and deeply appreciate the work they have done and continue to do in taking care of the land on which we gather for this event.

Peachy is run by queers for queers and any good friends who are respectful allies ONLY. 

Our events aim to be safer, queer events- any disrespectful or behavior that harms others will not be tolerated. No time for racism, ableism, sexism, trans/bi/homophobia or general shit behavior at our events.

Just be cool, handle ya self and respect others.

And remember, consent is sexy and absolutely necessary. We have safety officers available if you are feeling unsafe and need support.