THE LADY HAMPSHIRE // ICONIC CAMPERDOWN PUB RESURRECTED AS DEDICATED LIVE MUSIC VENUE LED BY PACIFIC AVENUE AND FANGZ VIA LAUNCH WEEKENDER PARTIES

The Lady Hampshire, Camperdown is excited to announce its return today, as a devoted live music space, with programming across April and May–including the likes of Pacific Avenue, FANGZ, Bugs, Close Counters, Bootleg Rascal and These New South Whales. 

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Leading the charge for the double header opening weekend is punk-rock quartet, FANGZ, on Friday April 14, with special guests DEDPAN, Wicked Envy and a DJ set from triple j‘s Dave Woodhead. Indie-rock darlings, Pacific Avenue, will continue on the celebrations alongside special guests JUNO and Darcy Lane, with Bryn Chapman of Mac The Knife jumping on the decks.

Both days will also feature a tattoo pop-up and free nail art to offer everyone a chance to experience Camperdown’s reinvigorated icon.

Elliott Harper, Entertainment & Event Manager at PUBLIC Hospitality Group says:

“Bringing The Lady Hampshire back to life with live music as the focus, is exactly what Sydney has been asking for. When it comes to entertainment venues, we only want to foster growth and success across our city and think The Lady will be the destination for all types of musicians and patrons. The first month alone has some of the most exciting gigs Sydney has seen this year and we can’t wait to bring it to locals and gig-goers.”

The Lady Hampshire is owned and operated by PUBLIC Hospitality Group, whose priority is putting community and experience first, with venues including Oxford House, The Strand, El Primo Sanchez, The Norfolk and more.