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DJ series to bring summer vibes

It’s going to be all pink flamingos, postcard-perfect palm trees and tropical cocktails at Kindred Bandroom in Yarraville as it hosts a new summer DJ series, Del Boca Vista.

Set to become a new Sunday ritual in the inner west, Del Boca Vista will offer music, community, nostalgia, and that laid-back banana lounge energy where everyone’s welcome to catch a groove, sip something cold, and keep the weekend going.

Each week, a rotating line-up of the city’s best selectors will get you moving and grooving, spinning funky selections from the arvo to golden hour as part of this free series that is family and dog friendly.

It begins on Sunday 26 October with cosmic-dance group Mildlife DJs alongside 6-piece groove unit Steppers (live) and DJ Colette.

From then on, weekly line-ups will be posted on Kindred Bandroom’s Instagram page, but regardless of who’s on the decks, funky groovers, vintage-themed cocktails and an unreasonable amount of flamingo content is guaranteed.

So grab your cabana wear, come and chill by the alligator infested shell pool, let your hair down, and get down to Del Boca Vista where it’s always Sunday.

The unadulterated good times are at Kindred Bandroom, 3 Harris Street, Yarraville, every Sunday afternoon from 2pm.

Details: https://kindredstudios.com.au/

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