DJ Shadow - SYD - ROUNDHOUSE

Astral People Presents...
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DJ SHADOW
FEB 21 - SYD - ROUNDHOUSE
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DJ SHADOW CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF ENDTRODUCING.....

The pioneering producer returns to Australia to celebrate three decades of a record that changed the rules of sampling, turntablism and instrumental hip-hop.

The year is 1996. Vinyl is the source code. The sampler is the instrument. And in California, DJ Shadow - the alias of producer Josh Davis - is digging through the crates, hunting down obscure samples and weaving them into something entirely new.

The result is Endtroducing....., a debut album that expands the possibilities of hip-hop production. Thirty years later, Davis returns to Australia to celebrate its legacy with DJ Shadow Celebrates 30 Years of Endtroducing....., following his triumphant, sold-out 2025 tour.

An exploration of the organic sounds of creativity, the album brings dusty breaks, obscure jazz, cinematic strings and razor-sharp scratches together as Davis turns forgotten fragments into something entirely new. The sampler and the turntables are the instruments.

From the ominous pulse of Building Steam with a Grain of Salt to the head-nodding swing of The Number Song, Endtroducing..... is a masterclass in digging, chopping and knowing exactly when to let a beat breathe. Three decades on, it still rewards the obsessive listener.

This February, the cult classic returns to Australian shores, with performances at Live at the Gardens in Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens, Roundhouse in Sydney, Perth Festival at East Perth Power Station, The Tivoli in Brisbane and Her Majesty's Theatre in Adelaide.

Thirty years on, the needle is still in the groove. Come ready to listen closer.
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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which this festival takes place, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise their continuing connection to Country, culture and community. Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.