THE MAN

FOOD x bar x entertainment

 

Welcome to The Man, Falls Creek!

The Man is located in the heart of Australia’s only Ski-in Ski-out resort, Falls Creek. Serving food, drinks & live entertainment all season long!

Check out below to see the menu, book a table, and see our events for 2025.

open HOURS:

7 Days a week, 5pm until late

CONTACT US:

(03) 5758 3641

admin@manhotel.com.au

Events: sideselections@gmail.com

Location:

20 Slalom Street
Falls Creek, VIC, 3699

WELCOME TO OUR 2025 WINTER SERIES

12th July - Osmosis JoneS, Supported by Daarons and Ivana

Hailing from Melbourne, Osmosis Jones’ sets are filled with the deep, underground energy of UKG and speed garage, reflecting his dedication to the classic old school sounds. Dubbed as one of Interplanetary Criminal’s favourite producers, his music is “suave” and stays true to the original sound of the UK underground, earning him plays in countless high profile sets and mixes.

His recently established label “INTHEHOUSE RECORDS” pushes his vision of bringing UKG to a global audience, by championing local and international artists on highly curated releases.

Expect to see much more of Osmosis Jones as he brings his sound to clubs and festivals across Australia and internationally.

Supported by: Daarons & Ivana

26th July - Memphis LK [DJ], Supported by Tash Poon and Paddy Dodd

Memphis LK is a London-based Australian artist whose singular approach has seen her solidified as one of the country’s most exciting new artists. First making waves in Melbourne’s world class club scene, producer, songwriter, vocalist, and DJ Memphis LK is diligently self-produced and DIY, epitomising the new wave of femme voices in dance music.

Memphis LK’s music contains multitudes, a product of eclectic influences from 90s house and breakbeat to pop and EDM. The impulse to meet in the middle has always come naturally, writing and singing lyrics from a young age, while her experience DJing ignited the true raver within. Emotive vocals and lush, warm sounds create waves of nostalgia and euphoria, exemplified in her upcoming EP, Say. Conceptualised between the UK and Australia, Say is Memphis LK at her most concise and developed, sitting comfortably at the intersection of underground club and pop music.

At her core Memphis is a performer, whose equal love for DJing and live performance has culminated into a transportive, high energy show. Memphis’ hybrid set guides her audience from hard hitting club music, to deeper cuts, all the way up to euphoric house party classics, while incorporating her live vocals and saxophone throughout. Providing a total sense of freedom and connection, Memphis has taken the stage at Pitchfork Music Festival, Splendour In The Grass, Pitch Music & Arts, as well as selling out the electrifying True Love Rave 2024 dates, her debut Australian headline shows. 

Supported by: Tash Poon & Paddy Dodd

10th August - The Tullamarines, Supported by Good Sniff and Des CoRTEZ

Adelaide’s The Tullamarines have been lighting up the Australian indie music scene with their heartfelt storytelling and inviting melodies. Comprised of Josh, Angus, Benny, and Lucinda, the band came together through the city’s vibrant gig circuit, forming an instant bond over their passion for songwriting. Together, they’ve crafted a sound that’s personal yet accessible, drawing listeners into their world like a friend sharing stories over a cup of tea.

The Tullamarines have quickly risen as one of Adelaide's most exciting exports, supporting iconic acts like The Vaccines, Teenage Joans, and Dear Seattle, while earning coveted slots at festivals such as Laneway, Spin Off, and NYE On The Hill. Known for their captivating live performances, the band has built a strong following across Australia and gained consistent praise for their fresh and dynamic approach to indie rock.

Their recent singles mark a new creative chapter and have solidified their rising-star status. “Loser” offers a quirky yet introspective exploration of waiting for change, while “OMG” pairs themes of anxiety and self-consciousness with an irresistibly upbeat, danceable energy. "OMG" gained full rotation on Triple J and landed on multiple editorial playlists across Spotify and Apple Music, further cementing the band’s reputation as one of Australia’s most promising indie acts. Both tracks were recorded with producer Izaac Wilson at Lucinda’s studio, showcasing the band’s ability to balance vulnerability with a natural, infectious energy.

Whether on stage or in the studio, The Tullamarines channel a raw authenticity that resonates deeply with audiences. Their live shows, filled with warmth and undeniable energy, have made them a staple of Australia’s indie-rock circuit and a band to watch as they continue to push boundaries and craft music that connects.

Supported by Good Sniff and Des Cortez

16th August - Emma Moon & Pleasant Michelle, Supported by Jooki

Emma Moon:

Embracing the vibrant dance music community of Naarm (Melbourne) over the past few years, Emma Moon has carved out a strong presence as a mainstay selector. With a musical ethos in dance floor elevation, Emma’s bouncy and rave-infused style reflects a notable love for the deeper cuts of old-school and new wave hard house, as well as uplifting sub-genres of hard trance.

Her playful dynamic has been captured in an array of highlight performances, including appearances at Naarm’s Piknic Electronik finale 2023, Beyond the Valley (2022, 2023, 2024), and through headline shows across major nightclubs Australia-wide in 2024 and 2025. Emma was also handpicked by Teletech (UK) to join them across two high-profile Australian tours through 2024 and 2025, cementing her reputation as an emerging powerhouse within the scene.

Pleasant Michelle:

Bouncy bass lines, punchy kicks, and a knack for crafting catchy melodies are hallmarks of Pleasant Michelle’s productions. Based in Naarm (Melbourne), this DJ and producer is deeply immersed in the burgeoning trance, hard house and euro dance scene. His growing discography on SoundCloud and Spotify showcases a dynamic range of original tracks, each marked by his distinctive sound. With a blend of energetic rhythms and uplifting harmonies, Pleasant Michelle is rapidly gaining recognition and continues to push boundaries in his genre.

Supported by Jooki.

22nd August - ORB, SUpported by Wizard Tricks and shadow tussle

O.R.B

Organic Rock Band

Supported by:

Wizard Tricks

Wizard Tricks are a four-piece band conjuring a storm of psychy, fuzzy rock straight from the depths of a cosmic garage. With thunderous riffs, swirling tones, and infectious melodies, their sound bridges the gap between vintage psychedelia and modern fuzz-rock energy.

Shadow Tussle

Influenced by the scorching riffs of the 70s progressive -rock era , the eclectic and dynamic trio SHADOW TUSSLE bring forth a wholly unique sonic concoction of Rock and Roll. Known in the Melbourne underground Psych-rock scene for their electrifying live performances and musicianship. The band have been fiercely gigging and releasing music for close to 3 years, with their full length debut record in production stage and set for release in the latter half of 2025.

6th September - Baron Von Trax & Akeylah

Baron Von Trax:

Baron Von Trax, the alias of Melbourne DJ and producer Gidi Segal, is a product of the city’s rich artistic and musical ecosystem. His sound - a distinct fusion of trance and house - channels the euphoria of 90s piano house and the unrelenting energy of hard house, reimagined for contemporary dancefloors. 

With a background in classical piano, Baron brings a melodic sensitivity to his productions and DJ sets, crafting sequences that prioritises emotional impact and harmonies alongside a fluency in breakbeats, linear drums and warehouse beats. It’s a sound where neo-club edits meet remixes and Baron Von Trax’s original productions, that further collide with UK garage basslines, disco flourishes, and soaring trance motifs. 

The result is a pastiche of UK and US club tropes reimagined through an Australian lens: playful and dynamic - eschewing the darker tones favoured by many of his contemporaries. Opting for brightness and euphoria, the artist’s high-tempo sets ultimately blend nostalgia with a forward-thinking edge. Creating immersive experiences, the artist draws from a colourful palette of inspirations, keeping it nostalgic and full of optimism, innovative and familiar as fuck.

Supported by Guerrilla DJs.


Friday, Trivia and Jam Night

Bring your thinking cap and your crew for Trivia! Message us on socials or call us to book a table. Kicking off at 6:30PM sharp!

Do you have that Susan Boyle voice? The guitar skills of a wizard? Or just simply wanna have a jam out and a beer with your mates on that lovely stage.

Jam night, kicking off at 9:30pm after trivia.

Saturdays at The Man

The house party you were never allowed to attend, yet here you are attending and at the snow. Do we need to say anything else on this one?

Side Selections DJs from 9:00pm

Free entry before 9;30pm, $10 after.

Mondays at The Man “Club 3699”

It’s a Monday night and you're at The Man… the foosball table is ready to go, the beer is cold, and the dance floor is hot.

It’s a tradition for some, a first for others, a must for all.

Side Selection DJs from 9:00 pm

Free entry before 9:30 pm, $10 after

Darts Night (Tuesday-Wednesday)

A and B Beer League Darts

The much anticipated, highly acclaimed, premier sporting event of the Falls Creek winter ‘The Man Darts league’ is back for 2025!



A League (Tuesday)
B League (Wednesday)

Previous Events

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Previous Events 〰️


DZ Deathrays

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DZ Deathrays 〰️

DZ Deathrays - 20th July, 2024.

Australian-based guitar-driven music has for the better part of recent memory been quantified globally by jubilant, sun-dappled rhythms with motifs of desire and infatuation - DZ Deathrays make no such promise, nor will they ever. With over a decade long tenure to their name, the group have long cemented their space in contemporary Australian music as a necessity for doing just the opposite, marked by their ability to consistently churn out innovative call to arms riffage as visceral as they are frenetic.

Supported by Sophisticated Dingo + Loopole

Luke Alessi

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Luke Alessi 〰️

Luke Alessi - 6th July, 2024.

“A fine balance between ruthless functionality & experimentalism,” Luke Alessi says of his current creative output. Influenced by an array of different styles, Luke Alessi’s music sits in its own lane, not to be pigeonholed into any conventional genre. Instead, intentionally blurring the lines between house, indie dance, afro, prog & techno via bending synth lines, earworm hooks and an underlying groove that keeps you locked in on the dance floor. 

Laura King

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Laura King 〰️

Laura King - 10th August, 2024.

Laura King is the face of Australia’s contemporary techno scene. For the last six years she’s been paving the way in the underground scene and keeping Aus up to speed with what’s hot OS in her own unique way - infusing Aussie bush doof flavours and just enough old school charm, yet always striving for a future focused performance that is enigmatic but always relevant.

Airwolf Paradise

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Airwolf Paradise 〰️

Airwolf Paradise - 24th August, 2024.

Airwolf Paradise is an admired character in electronic music and has consistently been synonymous with high quality creative output. He has cultivated a respected creative portfolio and is a much loved figure in tastemaker circles.

He has consistently been heralded for his production prowess and is currently enjoying widespread AAA tastemaker support from the likes of Patrick Topping, Solomun, Jamie Jones, Danny Howard, Solardo, Dennis Ferrer, MK and Ben Hemsley. Host of Radio 1’s ‘Future Dance’ Sarah Story aptly stated ‘We really need to be keeping an eye on Airwolf Paradise. There seems to be some big tunes coming from him”.

Glamorama Takeover

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Glamorama Takeover 〰️

Glamorama Takeover - 31th August, 2024.

If you know your way around the north side Melbourne (Naarm) than you have definitely stepped foot into Fitzroy royalty, Glamorama. We are stoked to welcome the crew for a one off takeover night, a first for The Man.

Supported by Glamorama Residents and Side Selections.

KUMI + WAXX OFF

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KUMI + WAXX OFF 〰️

Kumi + Waxx Off - 7th September, 2024.

Kumi has arrived and is making noise in the electronic scene.

A creative Melbourne producer bringing a new wave of sound experiences. The name Kumi translates to ‘forever beautiful’, and this message echoes throughout Kumi’s tracks.With a strong philosophy that music can change the world and help people find a place where they feel accepted. Kumi brings energy to the audience with happiness, love and high-octane vibes.

Kumi + Waxx Off

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Kumi + Waxx Off 〰️

Kumi + Waxx Off - 7th September, 2024.

This man is making solid traction both within Australia and internationally, with attention being received from artists such as Marlon Hoffstadt and Interplanetary Criminal, he has become no stranger to the spotlight. Playing all things dubby, speed G and garage, and everything in between, Waxx Off is the hot new member of the underground scene with no signs of slowing down.



the Terrys - Supported by savage honey + sophisticated Dingo 15th Jul, 2023

The Coopers Winter Series is back for 2023 and oh boy….. we are bloody stoked! Round one begins with The Terrys, supported by Torquay locals Savage Honey and Melbourne legends Sophisticated Dingo.

Amidst a global lockdown, Gerringong locals Jacob Finch (vocals), Lukas Anderson (lead guitar)  and Ben Salvatori (rhythm guitar) began teaching each other to jam in their shared trailer house, owned by landlord/legend, Terry… Many noise complaints and two additional members later, Cameron Cooper (drums) and Trent Cooper (bass), Terry agreed to lend the fully formed band his name, and at last, the almighty Tezzas were born. 

Supports: Savage Honey + Sophisticated Dingo


tiff Cornish - Supported by Side Selections 22nd Jul, 2023

Our girl Tiff is back again for 2023! Last year was one of our biggest nights of the year, we can’t wait to have her back up on the snow with us again for the Coopers Winter Series.

Born and raised in Melbourne Australia, Tiff Cornish began her DJ career in 2013 rocking the sounds of electronic dance music. Since then her love and passion for all things music has expanded and taken her to some of the biggest and best club venues and parties. Refusing to stick to a single genre, Tiff expresses her love for genres such as techno, electro-house, tech house, and disco.

Tiff has been praised for her ability to light up the dance floor with energetic enthusiasm behind the decks.

Support act career highlights: Peggy Gou, Dom Dolla, Rebuke, Ben Bohmer, Jamie Jones, and Bag Raiders to name a few.

Supported by: Side Selections


The Grogans - Supported by AUNTY LEO + DED//WEZS 28TH Jul, 2023

The Grogans are three best mates from Melbourne, who play a variety of music, primarily spacey Surf Rock, however, there are hints of gutsy blues rhythms and dirty grunge/punk driving grooves as well as a cruisy, laid-back reggae aspect to complete their sound.

The trio met through mutual friends and began jamming during high school, forming The Grogans in 2016. They’ve released 3 EPs since forming.

With support from Aunty Leo + DED//WEZs

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Bella Claxton - Supported by Side Selections 5TH Aug, 2023

The Man is about to go turbo! We are thrilled to introduce the energy-filled Bella Claxton.

There aren't many local artists with Bella Claxton’s enthusiasm. That infectious energy flows organically into her DJ sets. Think artists like HAAi, Job Jobse and Sally C, and you are almost there. Not only does she share their disregard for genre labels, but also their absolute joy for unearthing dancefloor gems from all decades. That ability to link the old and new is impressive, and she expertly fuses 90s house vocals with modern maximal rave energy. It is a highly irresistible combination that has led to consistent bookings at clubs from Xe54 to Glamorama. She is also an active member of the local dance music community, enabling local talent to reach a wider audience via her online station, In House Radio. That brand has turned into a regular club night selling out its current home: The Gasometer. Her sound is honest and undeniable. Bella Claxton is about to go turbo, don't get left behind.

Supported by Side Selections


Loods - Supported by Side Selections 19TH Aug, 2023

Raised in the Steel City, aka the coastal, industrial Australian town of Newcastle, Loods is an understated character with a fun, raw take on dance music.

Since relocating to London in 2018, Loods has delivered a string of high-impact releases across a range of labels. These include three records on longtime friend Mall Grab’s Steel City Dance Discs label, summer anthem 'Walking Away' on Classic Music Company (Annie Mac's Hottest Record), a collaborative project with dance music icon A-Trak, peak-time Italo burner 'Pure Bliss Meltdown' (Pete Tong's Essential New Tune), the Gummi EP on Patrick Topping's Trick Label, and 'Riviera' on Club Sweat, an ode to 2000s house that heavily frequented music ID forums prior to its release.

All of this set against the backdrop of extensive touring throughout the UK, Europe and Australia, mixes for Rinse FM, NTS and Triple J, and numerous remixes for artists like Pete Tong, Purple Disco Machine, Flight Facilities, and plenty more.

With no sign of slowing down, Loods has a full arsenal of releases on the way, and will certainly be one to watch.

Supported by Side Selections


Cassettes For Kids - Supported by Side Selections 2nd Sep, 2023

Cassettes For Kids, a producer and DJ. The young local’s stock continues to rise both locally and abroad. Local music media outlet Finding Figaro’s feedback on Cassettes For Kids is both a testament to his growth so far and what’s to come. During his infancy period of Djing, he was predominantly found in smaller Melbourne clubs giving him the experience required to delve into a range of genres.

Nowadays, you can expect high energy house and disco, belting percussion with a hint of garage and a hint of electro, just for fun. Cassettes For Kids has a number of shows under his belt such as Pitch Music and Arts, Lost Paradise, Wool Store Warehouse, Duke Street Block Party as well as headlining Australia’s best clubs – XE54 & Civic Underground. Always a trusted selector, he has warmed dancefloors for the likes of Denis Sulta, DJ Koze, KiNK, ANNA and many more.

Supported by Side Selections


LOOPOLE - Supported by Special Guests 30th Sep, 2023

Loopole are a young 5 piece band from Adelaide, who formed in October 2019. Since then the band have matured to develop their unique sound, presenting a dynamic blend of alternative rock. Only a couple of years into their journey, the band have an exciting future ahead of them.

Band Members:

Finn McCole, Seb Reichelt, Nick Edson, Khyl McIntosh, Finn Wallbridge

Come and enjoy our final edition of the 2023 Cooper Winter Series with a bang!

Supported by Special Guests.

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WiNTER SERIES ARTIST Line Up

Stay tuned for the announcement of the 2024 season lineup! Coming May, 2024

In the meantime check out what The Man had to offer last year.

The Coopers Winter Series - The Man 2023 Full Lineup