One of the Sunshine Coast’s emerging young DJs will take centre stage next month.
DJ Duzza will headline Trax on Tracks: a silent disco experience at the historic Tram-Co as part of the 2026 Rangebow Festival.
He also will be performing at Nurture Festival on Saturday, September 5, in Mooloolaba, where he will team up with local country singer-songwriter Grace Alexander to remix her song 3am.
The Trax on Tracks event transforms the vintage tram into a moving dancefloor where guests don wireless headphones and enjoy a high-energy soundtrack while travelling through Nambour’s heritage precinct.
DJ Duzza, whose real name is Levi Durran, has been building a reputation for energetic sets.
“I have been to a couple of silent discos which were so much fun, but I have never DJ’d a silent disco. So, it’s something I’m really looking forward to,” he says.
“I want the crowd to leave with big smiles on their faces, feeling energised and buzzing because they’ve experienced something completely new.”
Trax on Tracks forms part of the nine-day Rangebow Festival. Young DJs interested in taking part are encouraged to contact the festival through the website to register their interest.
Tickets for Trax on Tracks start from $10 and are available through therangebowfestival.org
