Quiet Please! Is Heading Back to Centre Court for a Second Set
The grand slam of house music returns to ASB Tennis Arena in February.
The turf of ASB Tennis Arena will once again be reimagined as a music venue as Quiet Please! makes its second appearance in 2020. Planted firmly in the house and electronic realm, the event returns from promoters Red Rum Touring and Endeavour Live, who also look after Hidden Valley, Touch Bass and the waterfront AKL series.
Playing between the baselines on Friday, 21 February will be electronic duo Gorgon City, made up of North London producers Kye "Foamo" Gibbon and Matt "RackNRuin" Robson-Scott. Since unleashing their 2013 single 'Real', the pair has developed a huge international presence, collaborating with the likes of Wyclef Jean, Jennifer Hudson and Duke Dumont.
Also appearing at the "grand slam of house music," will be Sydney DJ combo Set Mo — the duo that brought you dance hit 'I Belong Here'. The pair's festival performance comes off the back of an Auckland waterfront show in June 2019.
Support will come from top local seeds, including Bloom, Daniel Farley, General Lee, Hamish & Rangi, Murray Sweetpants, Sam Hill, Sin, Teto x Sammie and That'sa.
Organisers are offering discounted general admission tickets for $59 to those who attended the first Quiet Please in 2018. Limited member passes will allow access to a lounge overlooking centre court and offer a complimentary drink upon arrival.
QUIET PLEASE LINEUP 2020
Gorgon City
Set Mo
Bloom
Daniel Farley
General Lee
Hamish & Rangi
Murry Sweetpants
Sam Hill
Sin
Teto x Sammie
That'sa
Quiet Please! will take place at ASB Tennis Arena on Friday, 21 February. It will run from 5.30pm until late. Early bird general admission tickets are now available.
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