'GIDDY UP!' featuring MILO EASTWOOD, O HONEY, ELLA STOECKLI & JEN MOORE (Courtyard party)
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29 November 2025 starting 4:00 am
How much?
From: $29.9
What?
Bobbie Dazzler presents GIDDY UP — an afternoon dancefloor delight, featuring MILO EASTWOOD (Host of The Breakfast Spread on PBS FM 106.7), alongside Castlemaine’s own DJ extraordinaire JEN MOORE, and savvy selectors O HONEY + ELLA STOECKLI (Host of Stardust on PBS FM 106.7), teaming up for back-to-back, tune for tune sesh.
Kicking off from 3pm ‘til 9pm on Sat 29 Nov in the Theatre Royal Courtyard, come sway/groove/bop in the shade of some of the prettiest trees in Castlemaine. On the menu: classic house, disco rarities, curveballs and forgotten favourites.
MILO EASTWOODMilo Eastwood is a Melbourne/Naarm based DJ & Radio Host.A familiar voice to many, Milo began his journey in community radio as a teenager and has spent the last eight years hosting PBS FM Breakfast (106.7FM). As a respected tastemaker broadcaster in Melbourne, his deep love for music has shaped the eclectic morning soundtrack for listeners across the city. His Friday morning throw-downs have become a weekly ritual for early-morning commuters — setting the tone for the weekend with an eclectic mix of disco, house, and left-field electronica among a smorgasbord of uplifting sounds.
Away from the radio studio, he’s been fortunate to play at festivals like Meredith, Golden Plains, Loch Hart, NYE On The Hill, Inner Varnika & Panama as well as hosting countless sold-out parties at Melbourne institutions like The Night Cat, The Fairfield Amphitheatre, 24 Moons, and his most recent show at Coburg Lake Reserve, drawing his largest headline show crowd to date.
Along the way, he’s had the honour of supporting the likes of CC:Disco!, Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul, Horse Meat Disco, DJ JNETT, Maribou State, & Magdalena Bay to name just a few.
JEN MOORE
Low-key local icon of the Castlemaine scene. Expect the unexpected, a mixed bag of eclectic musical delights. Many of you will know her from when she did her Monday breakfast show Loose 'n' Up each week on Main FM, others will have thrown shapes to her impeccably curated vinyl sets.
O HONEYHailing from Naarm, Eva, also known as O Honey has been making waves on the local music scene with her infectious energy and song selections since 2018.
Her sets draw inspiration from the greats of the past while remaining fresh and contemporary. From street-soul, funk, disco, afro and house, O Honey’s eclectic taste is guaranteed to get the dancefloor groovin’.
O Honey has performed at some of the most popular clubs and events across the city including When Pigs Fly and Echo Beach. Most recently, she stole the show at Meredith, where she received a number of boots in the air!
ELLA STOECKLI
stardust /'st??d?st/ noun “A magical or charismatic feeling or impression
of romance, magic, or ethereality.“
Ella curates an hour of diverse and dynamic sounds from around the globe, blending melodies and rhythms to ease you into the week. Tune in for her latest musical discoveries, with a focus on dreamy textures and atmospheric tones.
Whether you're winding down from the weekend or in need of an uplifting tonic to start your week, Stardust is your Monday night reverie — every Monday, 7–8pm, on PBS 106.7FM.
Tickets are strictly limited — get ‘em while you can.
Kicking off from 3pm ‘til 9pm on Sat 29 Nov in the Theatre Royal Courtyard, come sway/groove/bop in the shade of some of the prettiest trees in Castlemaine. On the menu: classic house, disco rarities, curveballs and forgotten favourites.
MILO EASTWOODMilo Eastwood is a Melbourne/Naarm based DJ & Radio Host.A familiar voice to many, Milo began his journey in community radio as a teenager and has spent the last eight years hosting PBS FM Breakfast (106.7FM). As a respected tastemaker broadcaster in Melbourne, his deep love for music has shaped the eclectic morning soundtrack for listeners across the city. His Friday morning throw-downs have become a weekly ritual for early-morning commuters — setting the tone for the weekend with an eclectic mix of disco, house, and left-field electronica among a smorgasbord of uplifting sounds.
Away from the radio studio, he’s been fortunate to play at festivals like Meredith, Golden Plains, Loch Hart, NYE On The Hill, Inner Varnika & Panama as well as hosting countless sold-out parties at Melbourne institutions like The Night Cat, The Fairfield Amphitheatre, 24 Moons, and his most recent show at Coburg Lake Reserve, drawing his largest headline show crowd to date.
Along the way, he’s had the honour of supporting the likes of CC:Disco!, Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul, Horse Meat Disco, DJ JNETT, Maribou State, & Magdalena Bay to name just a few.
JEN MOORE
Low-key local icon of the Castlemaine scene. Expect the unexpected, a mixed bag of eclectic musical delights. Many of you will know her from when she did her Monday breakfast show Loose 'n' Up each week on Main FM, others will have thrown shapes to her impeccably curated vinyl sets.
O HONEYHailing from Naarm, Eva, also known as O Honey has been making waves on the local music scene with her infectious energy and song selections since 2018.
Her sets draw inspiration from the greats of the past while remaining fresh and contemporary. From street-soul, funk, disco, afro and house, O Honey’s eclectic taste is guaranteed to get the dancefloor groovin’.
O Honey has performed at some of the most popular clubs and events across the city including When Pigs Fly and Echo Beach. Most recently, she stole the show at Meredith, where she received a number of boots in the air!
ELLA STOECKLI
stardust /'st??d?st/ noun “A magical or charismatic feeling or impression
of romance, magic, or ethereality.“
Ella curates an hour of diverse and dynamic sounds from around the globe, blending melodies and rhythms to ease you into the week. Tune in for her latest musical discoveries, with a focus on dreamy textures and atmospheric tones.
Whether you're winding down from the weekend or in need of an uplifting tonic to start your week, Stardust is your Monday night reverie — every Monday, 7–8pm, on PBS 106.7FM.
Tickets are strictly limited — get ‘em while you can.
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