PTD Records "No Signal" VA Launch at Glamorama Saturdays

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PTD X Glamorama - Full Venue Takeover Ahead of their highly anticipated ‘No Signal VA’ album release, Permission to Dance Records takes over the venue with a star-studded line-up of both new & familiar faces. The project showcases a new wave of Australian artists capturing the country’s energy, moving from euphoric house through underground experimentation to intense hard house and piano-driven feel-good tracks. It’s a celebration of boundary-pushing culture, and of course, dancing. Melbourne favourites JOVE & Pat de Ruiter, both of whom are contributing two standout tracks to the compilation, take co-headline spot alongside close friend Sean Drinan - a man fresh off the back of his ‘House Party’ EP on TNT; a release that has been supported by heavyhitters around the world already. With support from VA contributor, La Lani, making her Glam debut alongside PTD label boss Dan Crosby and PTD regular Ric Rodrigues. Rounding it out are two local favourites - Kailyn Crabbe and Bethany. As PTD Records’ most ambitious and fully realised project to date, No Signal stands as both a showcase and a statement - pushing forward the communal joy at the heart of dance music culture. Glam is beyond ready to welcome it with open arms. Get your tickets now. See you there! __________________________________ Tickets, guestlist, booths? Sorted - visit Glamorama's website - https://www.glamoramabar.com/ 9-5, every week. See you soon. __________________________________ Glamorama would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which this event will take place. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islanders, and other First Nations people. If you identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, please message us to access an allocation of complimentary tickets. __________________________________ Any questions or queries regarding access