Supported by Melbourne’s finest DJ’s on the Function 1 Sound system, (known by far as Melbourne’s best sound)

Damian Laird
Jeff Tyler
Tyson
Matt Keleher
Pip D’Aloia
Matt Wilko
Oblivious and Scotrod (Dose Amigo’s)

Presale Tickets Strictly Limited $27.00+bf.
Available at:

Rhythm and soul City: 9662 4322
Rhythm and soul Prahan: 9510 8244
Earwax Records 9534 4397 St. Kilda
Alley Tunes 9819 9449 Hawthorn
Dangerfield stores throughout Melbourne

Venue: TwoFloorsUp, newly renovated making it one hell of a cozy venue. Level 1/185 Lonsdale St City. Enter via Waratah Place

Photo Id may be required. Management reserves the right to refuse entry.

A Chicago-born native, John Lopez (known to his peers as Johnny Fiasco) grew up in the predominantly Hispanic "Pilsen" neighborhood where he was influenced by music at an early age. Soon after his high school years he traded playing guitar in rock and funk bands for home studio technology that allowed him the freedom to produce his own music without the confines and frustrations that playing in a band presented. It was around this time that Johnny began his career as a DJ at some of the first underground "house" parties in Chicago, and in '88 landed a residency at Smart Bar with Mark Farina. Fiasco's first production was for Trax Records on the track called "Zig Zag." (Think of a classic house record and nine times out of ten you'll think of Trax, although you may not realize it).

Fiasco has released records on just about every house label worth listening to. With more than 63 releases on labels such as Trax, 83 West, Guidance, Large, Cajual, Viva, Afterhours, Doubledown, (to name a few) and 43 remixes under his belt.

His outstanding musical accomplishments have attracted worldwide attention to this humble artist, and his ongoing musical endeavors continue to play a major roll in defining the past, present and future of House Music.