
Adelaide UniBar announces U’Ball 2020
UniBar Adelaide's new era is upon us, and to celebrate its first O-week the revived bar has announced U'Ball: a musical extravaganza featuring the likes of Montaigne, The Vanns, Cry Club and Elsy Wameyo.
MoreUniBar Adelaide's new era is upon us, and to celebrate its first O-week the revived bar has announced U'Ball: a musical extravaganza featuring the likes of Montaigne, The Vanns, Cry Club and Elsy Wameyo.
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