A common complaint about going out for New Years Eve in Australia is that it can be too hot to be out, so you’re trying to cool down while trying to have fun at the same time; quite an annoying inconvenience. So you might as well party while doing so.
Joel Fletcher is a name quickly becoming synonymous with the Australian house music scene. In fact, he’s actually becoming well known in Europe too, having just returned from an extensive tour of the old world. So Club Dakota should be extremely honoured to
Though we’re all going to be hungover beyond belief on January 1st anyway, that certainly won’t stop peeps from continuing the party (New Years Day is a public holiday, after all). Besides us not willing to give into our hangover’s attempts at ruining the
Christmas is upon us, and it’s usually seen as a time for families to be together. But what if you don’t celebrate Christmas or just sitting around with the family you see everyday sounds like a boring way to celebrate Christmas? Well, Blitz has the answer:
You know what sucks about Christmas? Food hangovers. Every year, guaranteed, you are going to get over excited about the amount of food on your table and cut loose and eat everything you see. Who could blame you? When is there ever ham and fish
When one thinks of European dance music, usually the likes of Swedish House Mafia and David Guetta come to mind, not ’90s Europop groups singing about a bus named after their own band. How times have changed!
Whenever it’s New Years Eve, everyone in the world plans to make a new years resolution, like to quit smoking, eat less Maccas, or to in one way or another be a better person. For the most part, we’re too lazy and unmotivated to do so and those ideas
Moustaches are synonymous with the ’70s and ’80s, from porno mos to just plain tacky mos that remind you of photos of your dad from that era. In fact, fashion in general was just horrendous and make us wonder what our folks were thinking.