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Ash Baroque returns with a new party called ‘Pig Root’

Performance artist Ash Baroque has announced a new party called Pig Root which will take place in mid-December.

The event is taking place at Old Habits on Aberdeen Street on Saturday 21st of December and is being stage by Baroque and his new production house dubbed Riot Poof.

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Over the year’s Baroque has been involved in some of Perth’s most outrageous events including Richard, Fandango, Bar Bitch Chew Art, Mother’s Milk and Brief Encounters.

Early bird, or rather Early Piggy, tickets are on sale now.

The party promises great DJs, unexpected performances, and prizes for the best dressed as the summer solstice is celebrated.

The performers and DJs haven’t been announced yet – but we’ve seen the line-up and it some of our favourite music selectors from Perth/Boorloo, Sydney/Gadigal and Melbourne/Naarn. Here’s hoping they play some Big Pig or Pigbag on the night.

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