Hi Times ft. Sam Hill & Madame Sass
L16, SO/Auckland Hotel, 67 Customs St East, CBD, Auckland
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After taking a wee breather in October - the Hi Times posse are back for more on Saturday 11 November - the usual suspects, Majik Johnson & Sweetpants are joined by Sam Hill & Madame Sass for yet another fine session of night moves on the SO/Auckland rooftop.
We've built up a solid reputation for a good time over the winter months, So as we enter the festive season, it's time to unleash the beast into a solid summer of parties with a stone cold legend of the Auckland scene and a fresh-faced new kid on the block, you can work out which one is which Saddle up and secure your tix, Earlybirds won't last - so get in now, or rustle up a crew and lock in a very limited VIP Booth spot for you & 5 mates.
About Sam Hill
You may remember him from the glory days of GeorgeFM, you may remember him from the giddy heights of 'JetSki Safari' you may remember him from countless controversial posts on www.biggie.co.nz - as one of the Auckland DJ OG's it's very likely that Sam Hill has played more gigs than you've had hot dinners, he began DJing as a 9 year old intermediate school kid on 2 tape decks and has remained a staple part of our nightlife scene for longer than anyone would have thought he'd stay alive, with timeless tune selection, and a thirst for shots, we can't wait to see what Sam lays down for us at Hi Times.
About Madame Sass
Madame Sass has been circling the Tamaki Makaurau scene for the last few years, making a real name for herself after returning from Europe with a fresh set of tunes and a confident stage performance like no other. The experience gained playing at venues in Berlin & Croatia has given her the momentum to conquer the New Zealand music scene.
Madame Sass has a unique and varied style, starting her DJ journey playing disco, house and funk, and recently introducing her love for deep house, melodic tech and techno, drawing inspiration from the likes of Bicep, Adam Beyer and the Berlin techno scene. Her crafty blend of styles makes this Madame the ultimate addition to any lineup.
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