Naughty Noughties at The Cliff Dive
Celebrate Australia Day with a shitload of G-Unit.
Overview
Start your patriotic shenanigans on Australia Day eve with, um, six hours of American hip-hop. The Cliff Dive, Sydney's favourite tiki bar, will be taking a trip back to the noughties, with all the artists that ruled the decade: from 50 Cent and Ja Rule to Chingy and Nelly. There's even a 20-minute Rihanna marathon promised in the mix, courtesy of Nes, resident DJ.
The event is the second in the venue's Naughty Noughties series. The first was so over-crowded with shakin' booties that The Cliff Dive's party-loving folk couldn't help but organise another. Joining Nes will be Nick Lupi, who's one-half of Spit Syndicate, one-seventh of One Day, has played Splendour and includes a bunch of G-Unit in every set, as well as King Lee, doyen of Sydney clubbing and deliverer of bangers. Meanwhile, 24 Karat Kev will be taking care of the MCing.
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