DJs in the Deli at Joe's Deli Brisbane
This Brisbane deli is flipping the script for one night only, bringing after-dark energy to an in-store house and disco dance floor.
Overview
Bringing NYC-inspired deli vibes to the Gold Coast in 2022, Joe's Deli quickly expanded its reach to Brisbane. Now established as a serious player in the street food scene — think meatball subs, cubans, hoagies, tempura prawn po' boys and Italian flatbreads — the crew is hosting a special one-night takeover with the beats to match.
Happening from 3.15–9pm on Friday, April 17, Joe's Deli Brisbane City is shedding its daytime skin to bring after-dark energy. Teaming up with Compa Tequila just for the occasion, you'll catch global hitmakers Yolanda Be Cool and rising selector Paluma in back-to-back sets, evoking the glory days of New York City's underground music scene.
Expect the deli to be rocking, but don't hang back if you're keen to party. That's because the pint-sized venue only has capacity for 100 guests, so registering early is the best way to make sure you make the cut. Throughout the evening, expect the lines to blur between cult-followed sandwich spot and in-the-know dance floor.
Serving as the ideal start to the weekend, this big night on the town means there's no queues to navigate or post-night-out snacks to hunt down. Instead, Joe's Deli will have free-flowing favourites and Compa Tequila until close, helping you see this much-loved NYC-esque deli in a brand-new light.
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