(Very) recent changes to the Licensing Laws mean that we can now open after Midnight on Anzac Eve at The Mothership.
To celebrate we have a lineup that features the undisputed Don of all things techno and house in Greg Churchill, as well as 3 outstanding DJs in Auckland all making huge reputations for themselves in Isaac Denny, LittleWild and Nico.
Isaac Denny is a respected figure in Auckland’s underground electronic music scene. His youthful talent has led him to play at prestigious venues & festivals like Adrift Open Air, Shipwrecked Festival, Aum Festival, Ink Bar, and Silent Studios. With a passion for unique sounds, Isaac continually evolves as a DJ & producer and is dedicated to keeping the dance floor engaged.
Greg Churchill is a rarity - someone labelled a legend who actually is. In a career that started in 1984, he’s defined - and redefined - the art of DJing, performed with the heavyweights of house and techno and racked up UK chart hits - bagging a load of awards in the process.
LittleWild lives up to her name with fierce femme energy, rolling basslines, and genre-blurring chaos. Infused with a distinctly retro-futuristic flavour, her signature sound flirts between the playful and the primal - synthy soundscapes, deep percussive layers combine with tough kicks and high-octane beats to create electrifying journeys of light and dark that captivate and connect.
Nico is a French-born, Auckland-based DJ blending House and Tech House into high-energy, groove-driven sets built on rolling basslines and sharp vocal cuts. He is the co-creator of Sorry Mum, one of Auckland’s standout parties, shaping its sound and identity alongside Le Stag at Atelier on K’Rd. Known for reading the room and driving momentum with precision, Nico delivers sets that are direct, physical, and built to move people.