Saturday night at Club SAW was a wild ride of pulsing beats, glittering synths, and Y2K-inspired chaos as Alice Longyu Gao, Los3r, and Arthritis Kid lit up the stage with high-energy sets that had the crowd dancing from start to finish.
Headliner Alice Longyu Gao delivered an electrifying performance, seamlessly blending experimental hyperpop with electro-dance flair.
Pulling tracks from their three EPs—<3 Korean Girl, Message Received, Yapper, and Lesbians—Alice captivated the audience with fearless energy, glitchy aesthetics, and larger-than-life charisma.
Between tracks, they dropped a memorable aside: a passionate PSA against oat milk (“too many chemicals”) and almond milk (“too much water”). A true iconoclast, both musically and ideologically.
Los3r took the stage before Alice and instantly transformed the dancefloor into a euphoric, Y2K-soaked rave.
Their hyperpop-meets-electro set was full of bouncy, shimmering energy—think warehouse party meets anime dreamscape.
The crowd was fully locked in, hands in the air, bodies moving in sync to every drop and break.
Opening the night, Arthritis Kid set the tone with a fun and catchy electro-pop set that primed the room for a night of uninhibited joy.
Their blend of sugary hooks and danceable beats made for a strong start to an unforgettable evening.
Debaser & Saw Centre continues to be a home for boundary-pushing sounds and vibrant subcultures—and this night was no exception.
High BPMs, high energy, and high fashion.
Alice Longyu Gao, Los3r & Arthritis Kid @ Club Saw
