DJ Dan Murphy says his popular “I Remember House” event at the Ivy on Good Friday will be his biggest party yet with the announcement that it will now be a full venue takeover.
Ben Grubb
Ben Grubb
Ben Grubb is the founder and editor of Gay Sydney News, an independent publication covering LGBTQIA+ news. A journalist with more than 15 years' experience, he has reported and edited for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, WAToday, Brisbane Times, The Australian Financial Review, News.com.au, ZDNet, TelecomTimes and iTnews, primarily on the topic of technology. He previously hosted The Informer, a queer current affairs program on Melbourne’s JOY 94.9 radio station, and contributes to LGBTQIA+ media including Stun Magazine. Ben has also appeared as a technology commentator on Channel Ten's The Project, ABC RN’s Download This Show and commercial radio stations 2UE, 2GB and 6PR. Contact Ben: [email protected]
The Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras organisation has lost its license to host the Bondi Beach Party during the Sydney Mardi Gras festival for up to five years, dealing a significant blow to the non-profit.
Poof Doof Sydney has revealed details for its final night at Arq Sydney while also announcing it will return to Kinselas for “one night only” to host its Red Rave party later this month.
Arq nightclub will host two farewell parties next weekend before it winds up its presence at the venue under its current tenant’s management.
A co-founder of the straight Oxford Street nightclub Noir has confirmed for the first time that he intends to take over the gay club Arq, saying he plans to rebrand it as Aura nightclub.
The dates are set for the biggest LGBTQIA+ celebration Down Under to return next year.
A man who performed a backflip on a police bus was among four people arrested during the Sydney Mardi Gras parade on Saturday night.
Australian YouTube twink turned singer-songwriter, model, actor and fragrance & homeware brand owner Troye Sivan was spotted at the Art Gallery of NSW on Wednesday night for a Sydney Mardi Gras event.
Australian singer-songwriter Troye Sivan will attend the Mardi Gras after-party, Gay Sydney News has confirmed – but whether he performs might just depend on the night’s vibe.
Sydney's Mardi Gras season officially kicked off on Friday last week, yet a stroll down Oxford Street this week might suggest otherwise.