After a sold-out September opener, Nudge Nudge Wink Wink returns on Saturday with a stellar line-up headlined by one of Australia’s most respected electronic music pioneers, Groove Terminator, playing for the first time in The Shed.
Simon ‘Groove Terminator’ Lewicki is a pioneer of Australian electronic music and one of our most celebrated DJs.
The first DJ signed to a major label, GT broke through with ‘One More Time (The Sunshine Song)’ and later hit number one on both the Australian and US Billboard dance charts as Chili Hi Fly. He’s shared stages with legends including Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, The Prodigy, Underworld, Fatboy Slim, Moby, The Beastie Boys and even Prince.
As one half of Tonite Only, he soundtracked global dancefloors through the 2000s with anthems and remixes still revered today.
Beyond the booth, GT helped shape dance culture with Ministry of Sound Australia and his groundbreaking ‘History of House’ live show with the Grammy-winning Soweto Gospel Choir, earning an ARIA nomination and a spot in KCRW’s Top 30 Albums of 2024.
In 2025, Rolling Stone Australia ranked him number 22 in their ‘50 Greatest Electronic Artists of All Time.’
Now, for the first time, GT brings his iconic sound to Nudge Nudge Wink Wink and the best-sounding shed in the Southern Hemisphere.
Peppin has been moving dance floors for more than a decade, plus the co-founders of Cunning Stunts, Lord Sut and Dale Stephen bring their trademark Balearic, funk, twisted disco, and house to The Shed each month. More than just residents, they are the heartbeat of Nudge, shaping the soundtrack and spirit of every event.
Proceeds from both September and October events support Liberation Larder, a grassroots organisation powered by over 50 volunteers.
This Saturday from 4pm at The Shed at The Billinudgel Hotel.
Tickets: This event is expected to sell out. You can still support Liberation Larder by donating via the ticket link: www.bit.ly/Tickets_Nudge_Oct4th.
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The next event will be Saturday, November 1. Subscribe for ticket updates: cunningstunts.com.au.
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