Are you ready for a Jazz Attack? The 4 O’Clock Dancers straddle the line (awkwardly) between dance and comedy. With Lycra, sequins, and step-ball-changes they bring their jazz stylings to the masses, having performed at a wide variety of events including multiple Big Day Outs, Sleaze Ball, and last years highly sucessful Summer Gay Day. You may have also caught a glimpse of their pizzazz at venues like Luscious at the Flinders, the Oxford, The Newtown Hotel, the Columbian and The Sly Fox. If you want your life to change, come and see the 4 O’Clock Dancer's - You'll never be the same again.

A collective of video and audio artists stuck in the past. Pulling out the best bits of pop culture from the past 40 years, the crew mix music, news footage, films, TV shows, commercials, jingles and other random elements of their collective recollections in a VJ/DJ extravaganza.  Revisit all those memories you didn't even know you had!
 

About the Artists
VJ: Dave Regos works in film and television and documentaries. He broadcasts on FBi and has DJed at various Sydney film festivals.
VJ: Nat Itzkowic has a background in film, video and sound production.
DJ: Dan Buhagiar is a radio producer and DJ who has dabbled in sound art and doco making.
DJ: James West produces Triple Js current affairs program, Hack. He's also written a book about Chinese youth culture called Beijing Blur while he worked for a year for state-run radio.

Yoshio Honjo is a tattoo artist from Japan. He started practicing on himself and any friends who would let him about 7 years ago. He has since moved to Australia and has worked in studios in both Sydney and Melbourne for the past 2 1/2 years. He is now currently working at Steel Lotus 274 Crown St Darlinghurst. His specialization is a mix of Japanese design and realism, though he is always open to new ideas (no tribal though). You can see some of his work here

Watch this Live tattoo performance, with original design of tattoo by Yoshio Honjo. The Tattoo will be done from start to finish allowing around 3 hours to complete, right in front of your very own eyes.