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Samantha Jade to Headline The Court's Street Party

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One of the most hectic events of Pride season is always The Court’s street party, which is set to go off this year with Australian pop diva Samantha Jade headlining.

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This year’s street party will be white-themed, with a promise of a wintry wonderland right here in Perth in the midst of November.

Samantha Jade will be supported by Beth Yen, Kate Monroe, and Emily Williams. There will be four zones to satisfy any partygoer, with a bouncy castle, bucking penis and body painting to keep you entertained till the sun comes up.

All this and more on Saturday November 22nd. More information and earlybird tickets available here.

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