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moktar brings his Eora live show debut to Liberty Hall, Sydney, following the debut of his live show in Naarm/Melbourne and the release of his latest singles, ‘Wrong’ and ‘Bang’.
The prolific Egyptian-Australian DJ and producer is known worldwide as a multidimensional multihyphenate whose work bends elements of techno, IDM, jungle and breakbeats with homely inflections of Arabic instrumentation. The result is a hypnotic sound built for speakers, with bass-heavy club music at its core.
This Sydney show marks the natural next step for moktar, with a night that will see him move through two distinct forms.

The night begins with a powerhouse DJ B2B alongside fellow Australian electronic figurehead Roza Terenzi. Together, two of the country’s most commanding and forward-thinking selectors will push through heavy-duty bass, techno, breaks and club sounds.
The performance arrives as moktar prepares to release ‘Bank Storm’, the next single from his upcoming record. It follows the release of ‘Wrong’ and ‘Bang’, as well as the debut of his live show in Naarm/Melbourne.
moktar’s debut self-titled EP, moktar, was released via Steel City Dance Discs in 2022. The release became a defining statement of intent, receiving widespread praise for its raw emotional weight, genre-defying production and deeply personal exploration of identity, migration and belonging.
The EP established moktar as one of Australia’s exciting new electronic voices, earning support from DJs, radio stations and tastemakers globally.
Over the last few years, moktar’s rise has accelerated through international tours across Europe, the UK and Asia, alongside festival appearances at Glastonbury Festival, Dekmantel Festival, RISING, Sugar Mountain and Sydney’s Vivid Festival.
He has also supported some of electronic music’s most revered names, including The Prodigy.
moktar has built a connection between real-life audiences and his online music community through mixes and selections that have found a home on globally respected radio platforms including NTS Radio, Rinse FM and Seoul Community Radio.
His listening experience is described as shamanic and transportive, combining melodic textures, swirling layers of bass, percussion and synths with spirited sampling that harks back to his Middle-Eastern roots.
From flickering techno production and big-beat propulsion to vocal samples cutting through basslines, moktar’s music takes a chameleon-like approach to bass-heavy club sounds.
Book your tickets to see moktar at Liberty Hall, Entertainment Quarter, Sydney.
The Entertainment Quarter has a 2,000 spot multi-storey car park open from 6.00am to 2.00am, 7 days a week. The maximum height clearance for the car park is 2.1 metres.
Covering non-event day parking – entering the carpark between 6:00am and 6:00pm.
| No. of Hours | Rate (Incl GST) |
|---|---|
| 0 – 2 | FREE |
| 2 – 3 | $10 |
| 3 – 4 | $12 |
| 4 – 5 | $16 |
| 5 – 6 | $20 |
| 6+ | $30 |
Evening flat rate
(entering after 6:00pm) $7