It’s about movement. A movement. Our movement. ~~ This Sunday, September 25, Lost Sundays plays host to one of the UK’s most promising new stars: please welcome Ewan McVicar. From humble beginnings in his native Scotland to a crowning main stage performance at the iconic Creamfields, Ewan’s determination, authenticity and undeniable talent in the studio has seen him develop a ravenous fanbase and a reputation as one of the most hyped and in-demand new artists in dance. With releases on renowned labels such as Optimo, Unknown To The Unknown, Shall Not Fade, Nervous and Trick, it was Ewan’s smash hit single ‘Tell Me Something Good’ that made him a household name with more than fifty million streams and the honour of ‘Electronic Track of the Year’ via BBC Radio 1. And that’s not even mentioning his electric DJ sets which are quickly becoming the stuff of wee legend But sharing is caring and it wouldn’t be a party without some support. Ewan is joined by Ca Lou, La Maisòn, Roxy Lotz and the inimitable Troy Beman, all poised to elevate this Sunday as one for the books. We expect this event to prove highly popular - grab your ticket now. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us over the weekend alongside Alina, Bronx, Felix! & Crank, Raquel and Mr. Jordan Brando. Lost Sundays: it’s about movement, every weekend in Sydney. ~~ Lost. Sundays ~ Sept 25 from 3pm-11pm • Ca Lou • Ewan McVicar • La Maison • Roxy Lotz • Troy Beman From the people behind the Lost Paradise Festival and the Paradise Club nights comes Lost Sundays - an expression of rhythm and dance, each and every Sunday afternoon at the recently transformed ivy. With a diverse sound palette and a focus on championing high-quality local artists, residents and special guests, all are welcome on our Lost Sundays dance floor. From the outwardly adventurous to the socially curious; Lost Sundays is an inclusive collective of characters united in motion. Come as you are, lose yourself and leave revitalised. Find your people, on our dance floor. Lost Sundays - every Sunday at ivy.