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Commercial Bay Live takes over the city on Saturday 17 October 🌙

Four rooms, four unique sounds, under one roof.

We’re proud to announce a lineup that shines a light on the incredible talent running through Aotearoa’s underground. These selectors will draw you in and keep you there all night long.

9PM till late.

Warm vinyl crackle, rolling grooves and pulsating lights that breathe with the music. Kemuri Hi-Fi is vinyl led, all night.

Alto y Claro’s Fernando Cantor sets the tone with deep and funky cuts from his collection, handing over to Rob Warner, a champion of the underground since the early 90s, for eclectic selections, tribal rhythms and Detroit soul.

Cameron Morris, an integral part of shaping NZ’s electronic music scene, then teams up with Curitiba born Anabe, whose sound was forged in Brazil’s rave scene, weaving deep house, tribal grooves and dubby, hypnotic textures to carry us home.

One record in and you’re not going anywhere.

Waibiza favourite The Onternet, aka Bryce Campbell, gets the night moving. An award winning turntablist with over 20 years behind the decks and mixes featured on Defected, DJ Mag and BPM Supreme, he blends funk, soul, hip hop and house so smoothly you won’t feel the switch.

LUCA of The World Is Omni takes the peak, a lover of all things vintage with a passion for hip hop and soulful sonics, all laced with a housey edge.

Statehouse then steers us home, an avid producer and house collector digging deep into his crates to see the night out in style.

Four to the floor pressure, all night long, in our most intimate club setting.

Longtime producer and DJ Finlay Hooker opens with a journey through his own productions, plus plenty of bouncy flavours.

Dear Wolli follow, a brand new b2b pairing of our very own Two Step resident Oliver Arlove with fresh London import Edie Wilson. Expect club classics, cheeky edits and London heat, all thrown into the mix.

Valks then keeps the energy climbing with a deep, driving sound made for the late hours.

Cash brings it home with a rolling, high energy set to finish the night with a bang.

Our biggest room, and the food court like you’ve never seen it. The spot you grab lunch all week
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