We’re gearing up for a Winter Warehouse Rave this July.

The Walpole Winter Warehouse Rave.

The lineup for this day/night party will be led by 2 of Melbourne’s best purveyors of melodic tech sets, Rem Siman and Walpole Head Resident duo Shane Biggs and Dom Impiom.

They’ll be supported by our legion of local legends, the Walpole resident DJs.

The venue is Space 338, and it is perfect for a winter warehouse rave. Intimate warehouses where u can hang with your friends and friends of friends are hard to find, but we’re confident that you’ll love this little place. And of course, our sound and lighting team will bring you a fully immersive experience.

Lineup

Rem Siman

Shane Biggs and Dom Impiom

Monty Mo (Eng)
BLT
Max Benson
Altitude
Donno Bowdy
2COD Trip
Lorraine Jack Power
PJ
Christian Sangas

TICKETS $15 – $28 HERE

https://events.humanitix.com/walpole-s-winter-warehouse-rave

Rem Siman is a growing name in both DJ and producing circles for a good reason – he brings the heat!

Rem initially broke out as a teenager with his tracks getting a huge following on SoundCloud.
He has the ability to play a range of styles but it is his progressive, melodic tech that he’ll be bringing to Walpole. He’s played at all of the biggest clubs in Melbourne and his next stop is no doubt the festival scene.

Young and talented, Rem recently hit the Beatport top 10 charts with the track “Lost in Sound” made with MAMI. In true “Jamie XX style” he’s also made a banging VIP edit of his own track.

We have no doubt that you’ll be hearing a lot of Rem’s tracks in the future, and he will get it heaving at this Winter Warehouse Rave.
https://soundcloud.com/remsiman
https://open.spotify.com/track/401WGZM7eIUQLLMRfgqN1k…

Shane Biggs and Dom Impiom

Our head residents and interminable vibe merchants are the oracles of song selection. The brothers-in-law/love are making waves around the Melbourne scene with their brand of energic, melodic tech, recently playing at Piknic Electronic. They’ll get you dancing or your money back guaranteed.

* Walpole has made the switch to Humantix for ticketing, so your ticket fees will now go to charity