Heaven

UK DJ Rachel Auburn headlines a long weekend Sunday spread across three rooms, with Warehouse Anthems, Elysium and Elements each running their own sound and more than two dozen Adelaide DJs and MCs sharing the load.

Six DJs and two MCs dig back into the old school rave records for a night built on shared memories, following a previous Anthems that drew more than 2000 people onto the floor.

Two rooms, Warehouse Anthems and Elysium, with Nik Fish and Paul Holden sharing headline duties with Groove Terminator across both floors, backed by a deep bench of Adelaide DJs playing through the night.

The rave records that filled Adelaide floors in the early 90s get another airing, with Andy J behind the decks for a set that survives today as a recorded mix.

Groove Terminator joins the Anthems regulars for an old school night that runs from doors through to sunrise, with three MCs on the mic and the records that built the scene.

New York's Joey Beltram and Chicago's Mike Dearborn play two hours of techno each, with a live set from Damien Donato of Juice Records and local support on the decks.

Adelaide's most talked about retro night returns for a third round, with DAMC playing his old favourites live and six DJs digging out the best anthems from the old school.

Detroit's Jeff Mills returns for another three hours on the decks, with Dutch techno producer Speedy J also on the bill and local techno support either side of them.

The follow up to the original Anthem, with six DJs and three MCs playing the records from 91 to 95 that defined a generation of Adelaide dance floors.

The old school tracks that made the night come back around, with original Adelaide live act DAMC returning home to perform alongside five DJs and three MCs.