Most fifth birthdays consist of DIY waterslides mingled with tantrums over the fairy bread being made on multigrain. (Seriously though.) Rumour has it that kids are developing a little earlier these days, and Rice is Nice is living evidence.
The soon to be five year old Sydney record label behind Seekae, The Laurels, Straight Arrows, Good Heavens and more is throwing a party that's a little less putt putt golf and a little more live music toasted with $3.50 bevs. And with sets from Summer Flake, Spod, Angie, Richard in Your Mind, Donny Benet, Phonographics and Shatter Brain cranking in the Imperial Hotel's Roller Den, fifth birthday party itineraries have never been rowdier.
Doors open at 4pm for the April 27 event that'll cost you ten clams for a not-so-lazy Sunday. And those $3.50 drinks? They'll be poured all afternoon until 7pm. Naice. Happy half-decade dudes.