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Beats burst into the dark

Turn the lights down for one of the best New Year’s Eve parties in town this year.
Cafe Le Monde will light the night with its disco-themed party, complete with glow furniture, light show and LED dance floor.
Bringing the funk back has never felt so good with funk-masters Afro Dizzi Act leading the musical line-up.
Described as one of Brisbane’s most active and talented funk band, Afro Dizzi Act have been delivering the good vibes for more than a decade.
Their live performances are revitalising and infectious with the layers of simple rhythm meshed nicely with a complex array of sounds that will have everyone dancing long into the night.
Meanwhile, Australian turntable wizard The Master and local favourites DJ Jasti and Elleyet have the late-night tunes covered.
Tickets are available now at $25 per person. Phone 5449 2366 for more information or drop into the venue to grab a ticket.

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