PNAU (live) Supported by Alice Ivy

The Barracks Precinct, 33 N Head Scenic Dr, 2095 Manly Directions

Fri 25.09.2026 17:30

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For over two decades, PNAU have been shaping dance music culture from underground clubs to festival main stages around the world.

The multi-platinum, ARIA Award-winning act bring their unmistakable live energy to Night at the Barracks for a special outdoor performance at North Head, Manly on Friday 25 September.

With a catalogue spanning era-defining records including Chameleon, Go Bang, Solid Gold and the global smash Cold Heart with Elton John & Dua Lipa, PNAU continue to push boundaries as one of Australia’s most influential electronic acts.

Set against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour under the open sky, this will be a huge night of music in one of Sydney’s most unique live settings.

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Night at the Barracks
Night at The Barracks

📍 North Head, Manly

11th Sept - 3rd Oct

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Pnau
PNAU is the multi-platinum-selling, ARIA award-winning electronic act of Nick Littlemore (Empire of the Sun, Vlossom, Teenager), Peter Mayes and Sam Littlemore, famed for their extensive career born out of the underground clubs and festival dancefloors of Australia. PNAU continue to collaborate with some of the biggest artists around the world, being sought out for their unique artistry and production skills. In 2022 alone, PNAU contributed to the ELVIS soundtrack with ‘Don’t Fly Away’, remixed Diana Ross and Tame Impala’s track ‘Turn Up The Sunshine’ and also remixed Lizzo’s track ‘2 Be Loved’. With a catalogue of their own hits and multiple albums behind them, PNAU have enjoyed a powerful renaissance over the past few years, with multi-platinum hits ‘Go Bang’ and ‘Chameleon’ becoming inescapable on the airwaves in their home country of Australia, winning multiple ARIA Awards and climbing the Billboard Dance charts. Having worked with Elton John on the 2012 remix album Good Morning To The Night, in 2021 PNAU found massive global success with their Elton John and Dua Lipa recording ‘Cold Heart’, with the single being nominated for Song of the Year at the Brit Awards, picking up a Billboard Award for Top Dance/Electronic Song and delivering Elton John his first UK number one single in 16 years, surpassing over a billion streams in the process.
Alice Ivy
ARIA-nominated artist-producer from Naarm 👼