Electric Gardens is excited to announce that it is back in 2024! After a three-year hiatus, the Electric Gardens franchise returns to the festival landscape with a one-stage, open-air experience, across the Easter Long Weekend: Saturday 30 March (Melbourne), Sunday 31 March (Sydney) and Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 April (Perth).  

Priding itself on booking the very best in the electronic music scene, artists who break boundaries and DJs who read crowds, the next edition features a line-up that boasts some of the greatest house and progressive DJs & Producers of our time.

Armand Van Helden

Getting things started, one of the most prolific DJ/Producers in the global dance scene is none other than Armand Van Helden.  With an extensive list of hits under his belt including ‘You Don’t Know Me,’ ‘My, My, My,’ ‘Hear My Name,’ and ‘Bonkers’ to name a few.  Also well-known for his massive hits with A-Trak, under the Duck Sauce project, featuring: ‘Barbara Streisand,’ ‘aNYway,’ ‘Big Bad Wolf’ & ‘NRG.’ Armand has remixed for many artists, including New Order, Faithless, the Rolling Stones, Janet Jackson and Daft Punk. But despite all this, Armand is not slowing down – he’s just eager to see what’s around the corner. And we can’t wait to welcome Armand back on to Australian shores.

Franky Wah

One of the most popular artists in the dance scene over the last few years is Franky Wah.  Franky’s breakthrough began with ‘Change My Mind,’ followed by ‘Get Me High’, a wistful, breaks-driven cut which spread like wildfire, making it to No.1 on Beatport’s Top 100. The follow up ‘Words’ achieved equal success with support coming far and wide from Tale of Us, Solomun and the trance king himself Tiësto. 

After that came ‘Hide’ featuring stirring vocals from singer Robinson and his recent link up with Jessie Ware, entitled ‘Time After Time.’ Each release has made its way into the Top 5 on Radio 1’s Dance Chart, breaking into Beatport’s Top 10. This man is only just getting started.

Roger Sanchez

One of Australia’s favourite international House DJs would have to be the S-Man himself, Roger Sanchez.  After thrilling Aussie audiences earlier this year, he’s excited to be back in Australia for Electric Gardens.  From humble beginnings in NYC to multi-year residencies in Ibiza; from digging in dusty crates to headlining festival main stages around the world, Roger is truly a self-made man and dance music legend. 

Sanchez creativity behind the decks soon flourished from a few singles into an ambitious catalogue of over two thousand original productions and remixes. With hits including ‘Another Chance,’ ‘Lost,’ Turn on the Music,’ ‘You Can’t Change Me,’ Roger’s remix discography reads like a ‘Who’s who’ of the international music scene. We look forward to seeing his silky skills on the decks once again at Electric Gardens.

Sasha

The iconic British No.1 DJ (DJ Mag 2000), 4x time DJ Awards winner and Grammy Award nominee Sasha returns to Australia in 2024. Known as part of the iconic duo Sasha & John Digweed and for his remixes for artists such as Madonna, Moby, The Chemical Brothers & Hot Chip to name a few. His Global Underground album releases are still revered to this day.

The best DJs know that Djing is first about being able to read the crowd and then about being able to tap into that human experience and take it on a journey. Sasha has always been noted for being a master of this, using his sets to embark audiences on a true progressive musical journey like no other. And to this day, he continues to seek out great new music for his live sets and we can’t wait to see where he takes us when he returns to Australia.

T1000 Events promoter Damian Gelle is thrilled to be bringing back his beloved Electric Gardens franchise: “We’ve sat on the bench since the pandemic, but now it’s time.  We’ve always had a unique offering and I’m once again thrilled to be presenting some of the world’s greatest DJs across multiple states in unique settings.”

• There are no strictly refunds for this event. All sales are final.
• 18+ event. Valid ID is required on entry.
• There is no entry to the event after 7.30pm.
• The bars close at 8.45pm.
• Please note there are no ATMs on site. Bars are cashless and have eftpos/pay pass facilities.