Picnic at Tokyo Sing Song
Party until 4am every Friday and Saturday underneath Marly Bar.
Overview
Underground inner west rave cave Tokyo Sing Song has reopened its neon-lit dance floor, running events every Friday and Saturday. Hidden underneath Marly Bar, the King Street club has enlisted the help of Sydney party crew Picnic.
If Picnic's name rings a bell, the team of dance music enthusiasts has been behind dance floors at the likes of Picnic Social, Fellr's Pop-Up Seltzer Bar and CC:Disco's show at the Roundhouse, as well as international tours from Peggy Gou, Jayda G and DJ Harvey. For these weekly events, Picnic is always dipping into Sydney's trusty community of local DJs — lining up the likes of Tornado Wallace, Bria, Deepa, Isa, Kato and Ben Fester — as well as pulling in special guests from interstate. For each week's lineup, head to Picnic's website where you can see all their pop-up raves and parties.
Ticket prices vary depending on the night but are generally between $15-40, with free entry before 11pm for some events.
Cassandra Hannagan
Top image: Katje Ford
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