When scanners, lock outs and casinos are all part of the general hysteria of Brisbane's nightlife, it’s refreshing to be able to say Not Sorry for having care-free fun in the heart of Fortitude Valley.
In the iconic 8 McLachlan Street venue, EI8HT – formerly Family Nightclub - Not Sorry keeps Saturday nights wild with relentlessness and no remorse.
Not Sorry resident DJ - image © Claudia MasonNot Sorry’s opening night (4 November) saw founders and operators, Switch Creative – Caity Loughlin (ca-lou) and Mikayla Roddis (Mikki Blue) – take to the DJ desk as part of an onslaught of electronic artists showing what it’s like to let inhibitions fly.
Boasting a ‘collaboration, inclusion and debauchery’ mantra, Not Sorry delivered on their promise with the first instalment of its weekly take-over of house, trap, hip hop and bangers.
Image © Claudia MasonFluro drinks, visual art, goody bags, underground stylings and more dirty-dance tracks than you can poke at a Dirty Bird dance-off, Not Sorry's opening night was a wild ride from start until the early, early hours of the morning.
With a pinch of class and a dash of trash, Not Sorry invites the weirdos, the outcasts, the unique, the queer and the queerer to celebrate their differences in fabulous fashion each Saturday night at EI8HT.
Not Sorry's next evening (18 November) will feature resident DJs SMUG, ca-lou, Mikki Blue and KILLER PRINCE before Melbourne party-mixer Mimi graces the decks.
