Elevate to a higher state, Saturdays at ivy Sydney. Fast-rising producer SOSA ascends to Above on Saturday, February 1 ⚡️ Hailing from Liverpool, SOSA has been tearing up underground clubs to dominating festival stages like Creamfields with his bouncy tech-house productions. His viral hit 'BLOW (White Girl In Town)' propelled him into the spotlight in 2024, earning support from tastemakers like PAWSA, Jamie Jones and Michael Bibi. The COCO-label founder has cemented his place in the scene in just a few short years and now we get to see what all of the hype is about when he hits the Above decks in February. Support comes from Above mainstays: Jarred Baker, Nukewood b2b Callyy and Ruby J. Tickets are on sale now! Elevate to a higher state: Above is your destination for all things house in Eora/Sydney, every Saturday night at ivy. Brought to you by the teams at Finely Tuned (Lost Sundays/Lost Paradise) and One Hit (Boogie/Defected/Glitterbox). With world-class audio, bespoke lighting and all-new visual production, Above transforms ivy - Sydney’s biggest and best nightclub - into a house music haven for party people and discerning dancers alike. Featuring a rotating cast of Australia’s best DJs and international guests, all are welcome and equal in our house. From deep to driving, French to funky, tech to timeless, soulful and jacking - if it’s four four, expect to hear it played on the Above dance floor. Come up, get down and ascend to Above - a higher love of house ⏫❤️🎶 VIP EXPERIENCES AVAILABLE Package includes: • Express, VIP entry for you and your guests • An exclusive area with prime views of the DJ booth, mainstage, and dancefloor • Your own dedicated bottle service host for the evening • Access to our premium food and beverage menus Submit an enquiry at the below link for further details or to begin your journey ABOVE. https://www.sevenrooms.com/events/ivysydney https://www.clubabove.com.au/ We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we are located and we pay our respects to them, their culture, and their Elders past and present and emerging. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.