Get on the A train, get on the right track to Goodgod Small Club this Saturday, the Ragetastic Aussie '90s band Swoop are set to play their first gig since 1999. Remember Swoop? If you need some direction, this is a one-way sign to a grand ol' uber-nostalgic time.
Headlining Goodgod's Vivid edition of their straight-up killer '90s dance night 'Rhythm of the Night', Swoop will be bringing playing a full set to blueberry skies-lovin' punters. The minds behind 1996's singalong single 'Apple Eyes' (which spent weeks and weeks in the ARIA charts), Swoop were worth getting up early to watch Rage for — shoutout to The Mavis's too. This is their very first show since disbanding in 1999 (after a legitimate four-album career), so we're predicting strawberry wine aplenty.
Swoop aren't taking this nostalgic trip alone. Sydney DJs Joyride, Levins, Ariane, Shag, Charlie Chux, G Coo and babygirl will be cranking out all the '90s dance tracks that you've buried along with your Discman. Expect Aaron Carter's 'Crush On You' meets Prodigy's 'Breathe' and every So Fresh banger in between.
So if you're feeling hot on account of the sun, get your '90s lovin' butt to Goodgod — scrunchies, FUBU shirts and SMP belts encouraged.
Image: Goodgod.