Hamilton is set to become the epicentre of dance music nostalgia when Ministry of Sound’s Testament parties return in 2025. Known for delivering legendary club nights, the globally recognised brand is bringing two electrifying evenings to Superordinary, giving Brisbane a taste of classic 90s and 00s beats in an iconic riverside location.
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Whether you were part of the original rave movement, spent your weekends in the clubbing scene of the 00s, or simply wish you had, Testament promises to be an unmissable journey through dance music history. The event splits the decades across two nights—April 4 for the 00s and April 11 for the 90s—so revellers can either relive their preferred era or immerse themselves in both.
Ministry of Sound has a reputation for curating world-class line-ups, and Testament is no exception. Some of the biggest names from both decades will take to the decks, including international stars Paul Oakenfold, Roger Sanchez, Felix Da Housecat, Graeme Park, Krafty Kuts, Plump DJs, Smokin Jo, and Utah Saints. They’ll be joined by an array of Aussie favourites, such as John Course, Sgt Slick, Minx, and Mark Dynamix, ensuring an unforgettable experience for dance music lovers.
Hamilton, known for its vibrant riverside atmosphere, is the perfect setting for this nostalgic club experience. Superordinary, an arts and event space, will transform into a pulsing dance hub, offering an immersive backdrop for beats that defined a generation. With the precinct’s growing reputation for hosting diverse cultural and entertainment events, Testament adds another dimension to its evolving nightlife scene.
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Tickets are expected to sell fast, with varied pricing options available. Whether you’re there for euphoric 90s house and trance or the energetic electro and breaks of the 00s, Hamilton will be the place to dance through time next April.
Published 6-February-2025
