NYC icon and international drag legend DJ LADY BUNNY takes us on a retro-sonic revivalist experience spinning us back to the greatest days of New York nightlife! Also featuring the notorious DJ AKITO KUNT and a special appearance by the hugely popular BECCA D’BUS, HOUSE OF HAUTE MESS AND DAHLIA ROSE.

A campy night of dance and dizziness hosted by RIMA S.

CREATIVE PRODUCTION BRANDON BARKER | POSTER DESIGN ISAAC TNG

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DJ LADY BUNNY, New York City's legendary iconic, internationally loved singer, actress, jet-set DJ & founder of the infamous annual Wigstock event spins a night of DISCO, drag and dramatics for the very first BOUGIE FEVER!

This Manhattan ‘gal’ is as famous for her big-banged bouffant and her notoriously naughty wit and for her ability to get a dancefloor jumping. She co-founded Wigstock, the annual New York City Labor Day outdoor drag festival which ran for nearly 20 years and remains a landmark chapter in New York's queer cultural history. Since then, Lady Bunny's fame has gone global. From heading clubs to Pride events worldwide, Bunny has also shared the screen with the world's most famous stars including Patti Labelle, Joan Rivers, Bea Arthur, Charo, Elvira, Lynda Carter, Chaka Khan, Grace Jones, Loleatta Holloway, Jocelyn Brown, Martha Wash, Margaret Cho and Christina Aguilera.

Lady Bunny’s comic genius can also be seen in films and television, most recently in “Wig,” the HBO Wigstock documentary made with Neil Patrick Harris, and the feature film, “Hurricane Bianca: From Russia with Hate.” She was the “Dean of Drag” on three seasons of “RuPaul’s Drag U,” has been roasted by Joan Rivers, roasted Pam on “The Comedy Central Roast Of Pamela Anderson,” and emceed the LGBT prom in one of the most popular episodes of “Sex and the City.”

As the in-house DJ for Visionaire and V magazine, Bunny has travelled the globe, spinning atop the Eiffel Tower, Tokyo’s Mori Tower, the Fendi Showroom in Milan, London’s Harvey Nichols, Van Cleef & Arpel’s 40th birthday bash in Paris. She even made history as the first DJ to ever spin at Paris’s palatial L’Opera Garnier. Of that night Bunny says, “I often giggle that even though I was the first, I was opening for a famous main floor DJ: He went on, and the dancefloor walked!” Back in New York, Lady Bunny can be found DJing at her highly popular, long-running “Disco Sundays” tea dances.

Like many DJs, Bunny moved into songwriting and recording. In addition to writing and producing her outrageously funny pop song parodies, she has released several solo singles, including “Take Me Up High,” which hit #18 on the Billboard Dance Club Song Chart, and two duets with RuPaul—Throw Ya Hands Up” and “Lick it Lollipop.” Bunny’s currently in the studio working on new music.

She is a psychedelic whirl of thigh-skimming op art prints, frosted lips, double false lashes and "pounds of paint" beneath a thunderhead of blonde wigs. Lady Bunny is not only gloriously glamorous and devastatingly funny, but also a firmly established comic queen and a party-igniting DJ with deep knowledge of the Disco genre, DJing lavish fashion week affairs and just about every imaginable occasion and event.

"There are some people simply born to be the life of the party, and nightclub fixture Lady Bunny appears to be one of them" Vogue magazine.