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Connections Launches New Friday Night – Must Be The Music

DSC_0306-002Tonight Connections Nightclub is launching a brand new night, it’s called ‘Must Be The Music’.

The new night promises that each week Connections DJ’s will play with you, tease you and lead you on a journey through disco, house (in all its forms), progressive and even a touch of techno.

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The DJ’s will show you where we’ve come from, where dance music has come from, where we are now and where we are headed.

It’s Friday night. You’ve worked all week, and there’s only one thing that matters. Let yourself go on the dance floor. It must be the music.

DJs: Cinnamon, Curlee, Mama Cass, Milly, Salut Barbu, Tim Brown, Ben Taaffe, Rob dB & guests. Doors open 8pm until late. Free entry until 11pm.

Tonight the crew from OUTinPerth will be at the club celebrating the release our 150th issue! Come and join us in the new Lounge Bar. While your finding your dancing shoes, give Secret Weapon’s classic track a spin.

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