SOLD OUT | INTERPLANETARY CRIMINAL | SYDNEY | LIBERTY HALL COURTS

Name: SOLD OUT | INTERPLANETARY CRIMINAL | SYDNEY | LIBERTY HALL COURTS
Start: 2025-11-23T05:00:00+11:00
Location: Liberty Hall

Schedule

Sun, 23 Nov, 2025 at 05:00 am

UTC+11:00

Location

Liberty Hall | Surry Hills, NS

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Interplanetary Criminal
November 23, 2025 - Sydney - Liberty Hall Courts
TICKETS ON SALE - https://bit.ly/IPC-WL
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UKG powerhouse Interplanetary Criminal brings the heat to Sydney this November for a one-off daytime party at Liberty Hall Courts.
Interplanetary Criminal has become a name you can’t ignore. Straight from the belly of the UK underground, he’s one of the defining voices in the new wave of garage. Rooted in Manchester but shaped by pirate radio, sound system culture, and dancefloors across the globe, his sets are fast, raw, and full of emotion — pulling from old-school UKG, speed garage, and breaks with zero filler, maximum killer.
Best known for his chart-topping edit of “B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All)” with Eliza Rose, Interplanetary Criminal has delivered standout EPs and remixes across cult imprints like Locked On and Room Two Recordings — as well as through his own label, ATW. Most recently, he unleashed the highly anticipated club weapon “Slow Burner.”
He also let hell break loose during his Boiler Room Montreal set, closing with NOTION’s unreleased edit of the KAYTRANADA and Teedra Moses track “Be Your Girl.”
Whether spinning solo or going b2b with icons like Skream, his high-octane style and foundation-minded ethos have connected with crowds across continents — from Croatia to Bogotá, Miami to Manchester, and London to Leeds.
On Sunday, 23 November, he returns to Australia for the first time since his meteoric rise. No fluff. No chart-chasing. Just proper UKG, spun by one of the best to do it. Pull up.
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