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Armand Van Helden to Headline Sydney’s THE WORKS Warehouse Series
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In Short: Sydney’s THE WORKS returns to Carriageworks with a lineup featuring Armand Van Helden, Overmono, and Jayda G, kicking off December 5 and continuing through January.
Sydney’s THE WORKS, a summer dance calendar staple, is set to return to Carriageworks for a new run of warehouse parties spanning December and January, with Armand Van Helden leading the New Year’s Eve bill.
The series, which launched in 2025, will present large-scale electronic music shows at Carriageworks, with a lineup including Armand Van Helden, KI/KI, Overmono, Pegassi, Sam Alfred, and Job Jobse.
Pegassi will make his Australian headline debut with a sold-out all-night-long show on December 5, followed by Armand Van Helden on New Year’s Eve. The bill also features Grammy-nominated Jayda G and Ewan McVicar.
The Works will continue with Overmono on January 8, and the series concludes with a lineup of artists including Sam Alfred and Job Jobse, making it a comprehensive dance-music event series.
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- After launching in 2025, THE WORKS returns to the cavernous Carriageworks spaces with a program moving through house, techno, trance, UK garage and rave.
- New Year’s Eve belongs to Armand Van Helden, whose fingerprints have been across house music for decades through tracks including ‘You Don’t Know Me’ and ‘My My My’, as well as his work with A-Trak in Duck Sauce.
- Carriageworks then becomes something of a dance-music relay race in January.
- On January 8, Welsh brothers Tom and Ed Russell bring Overmono to the warehouse.
- Explore Armand Van Helden See latest videos, charts and news The Australian promoter announced the latest edition on Tuesday (Sept. 8), confirming a run of events across December and January at the inner-Sydney arts venue.
- Related Radiohead Announce First Australian Tour in 15 Years With 16 Arena Shows Carrie Underwood Surprises Fans With Limp Bizkit Cover at Velocity Festival Bad Bunny Wins First Primetime Emmy for 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show: Updated The New Year’s Eve bill is led by Armand Van Helden, whose Billboard history includes “You Don’t Know Me,” which reached No. 2 on the Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart, and Duck Sauce’s “Barbra Streisand,” which hit No. 1 on Dance Club Songs and No. 89 on the Hot 100.
- Presale for The Works begins Sept. 15 at 10 a.m.