Chaos In The CBD make house music that searches — for feeling, for something deeper than the dancefloor. It’s soulful, grounded, and always in motion — shaped by years spent digging for sounds that move limbs and linger long after the night ends. This December, they bring that same energy to two of the busiest CBDs in Australia for two all-night-long play’s.

Raised on the quiet beaches of suburban Auckland, brothers Louis and Ben Helliker-Hales have become unlikely flag-bearers for modern house music: revered worldwide, yet rooted in something simple, tender, and true.

Their sound is sun-drenched but never soft. It grooves, pulses, and drifts — their taste shaped by duality: Peckham dance floors and Pacific coastlines, introspection and propulsion.

After more than a decade shaping the underground, Chaos In The CBD have unveilled their long-awaited debut album, A Deeper Life. An introspective, slow-burning record, it’s a love letter to their home country.

This December, they bring that energy to City Recital Hall in Sydney and 170 Russell in Melbourne for a pair of extended sets under the banner All Night Chaos — a six-hour dive into the sounds and stories that have defined their journey. Expect soulful, hypnotic, and deeply rhythmic house — the kind they’ve spent over a decade perfecting.

This isn’t just another club set. It’s a deep session with two selectors who know exactly where to take you.

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