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Poprocks with Dr Phil Smith @ The Toff

Posted by Kristian Hatton

08. Sep, 2012

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November 2, 2024
3:00 pm

Get your cheese injection with best of the worst every Friday without fail, here at the Toff.

A wide breed of all kinds of tunes will be there for you and your friends to get pissed and make an idiot of yourself on the dancefloor to, and you’ll then solemnly try to forget that you actually danced to that crap. Unfortunately you won’t because photo evidence has already been spread on Facebook. Same time next week?

Dr Phil will take you through 8 hours of hits from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and 10s, all bled together like a toddler DJ got into your pantry and decided to “bake a cake” with gummi bears, bacon, anything that’s lying around. The result is a gutwrench suplex, but will give you sufficient sugar energy and is strangley delicious.

Of course you’ll never admit this to anyone else, but we know. WE KNOW!

Visit the website and make a request for any track you like, and check out heir online mixes, if you dare.

WHEN: Every Friday from 9pm
WHERE: The Toff in Town, 2/252 Swanston Street, Melbourne
WEB: facebook.com/ToffPopRocks

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