Seth SentryRadio station streaming service Pandora has been hell-bent on taking on Spotify and Apple Music lately, this morning announcing the blockbuster line-up to their very first Pandora Warehouse event.
Aussie hip hop favourite Seth Sentry will be hitting the stage when the super-exclusive party hits Sydney this October, along with Kiwi electro queen Ladyhawke, clutching her brand new comeback album Wild Things in hand.
Up-and-comer Nicole Millar, having just supported Troye Sivan on his tour nationally, is onboard too, alongside Sydneysiders The Griswolds and Melburnian punk/rap star Ecca Vandal.
A thousand Pandora fans will win tickets to the event, held at a secret location, when they register through Pandora's website.
The Pandora Warehouse event will be the company's first ever in Australia, already holding over 80 events annually Stateside at conferences like SXSW. Financial Times reports Pandora is gearing up to launch a streaming service to rival Apple Music, having acquired key assets from Rdio last year.
