Neko Nation Sydney feat. TeddyLoid

😻 Celebrate 15 years of Neko Nation Sydney! Join us for an unforgettable night featuring the legendary TeddyLoid! 🎧

🎶 TeddyLoid (Japan): The mastermind behind iconic tracks from Panty & Stocking, Me! Me! Me!, Pokémon, and Suicide Squad. He has toured 13 countries, showcasing his influence in anime music at major rave festivals and events!

🌟 Andy Trieu: A K-Pop legend in Sydney, known for his work on SBS PopAsia and interviews with stars like BTS and Arden Cho. A martial arts champion and Marvel star, Andy will share his passion for Asian pop and keep you entertained all night!

🔥 CC Viper (VIC): This spicy performer is set to make her Neko Nation solo debut! Blending exotic dance, burlesque, and a dash of drag, her electrifying act will leave you wanting more!

🎊 We’re teaming up with SMASH for our mega relaunch, guaranteeing an after-party experience like no other in Sydney!

✨ DJ Lineup:

• TeddyLoid (Japan) // Anime & EDM
• Andy Trieu // K-Pop
• Jadeabella // Gaming & Rave
• Percival (QLD) // J-Core
• Moxxy (VIC) // Emo Rave
• Vyxsynn (WA) // Drum and Bass
• Nompire (QLD) // Idol
• Mr All Time No Money (WA) // Emo
• Catalystic (WA) // Anime & Gaming

🔥 Performer Lineup:

• CC Viper (VIC) // Spicy
• Pixie Petite (WA) // Pole
• Sour Candy // Idol
• Escapii // Fire
• Psycho Seimei // Idol
• Ceraph’s Embrace // Pole
• Nyantasy (Australia) // Idol
• Bonus surprise performances! 🎆

🕹️ Chill with arcade machines, themed cocktails, stalls, kandi making, and even a ball pit! Get ready for an immersive audio-visual experience by Null Kitten with stunning décor, sound, and lighting.

😻 Enjoy complimentary food served by our fabulous catgirls, catboys, and nyan-binaries throughout the night!

🌍 Neko Nation is back in style, celebrating 15 years of unforgettable events and bringing you a unique party experience! Join us at Cafe C'Ya, G2/624 George St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia!

🎟️ Tickets available from Ticketek starting Monday, May 11th!

Neko Nation acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation and the Whadjuk Nyoonga people as the traditional owners of the lands on which we gather, paying respect to their elders, past, present, and emerging.