Hearts on Fire

Disco Montego setting Hearts on Fire across the Nation!

Disco Montego will be performing their latest track "Hearts on Fire" live at the hottest clubs across Australia throughout July for United Against Malaria.

For free Nando's and your chance to see Disco Montego perform LIVE all you need to do is head down to one of the following nights:

• Fri 9th July - Ministry Of Sound at Neverland, Melbourne
• Fri 16th July - The Met, Brisbane
• Sat 17th July - Bedroom, Gold Coast
• Sat 24th July - The IVY, Sydney
• Sat 31st July - The Metro Concert Club, Perth

To show your support for this great cause you will be able to purchase your very own United Against Malaria bracelet from our gorgeous PERi-PERi girls at each of these live performances.

Hearts On Fire Music Video now available

The fantastic music video for 'Hearts On Fire' has just been released. Shot in Sydney with a whole lot of local peeps, it shows Dennis and Andrew from Disco Montego amongst it all, and at the start also features footage shot at the big live event that took place at Melbourne's Federation Square early in June. Check it out right here on the site.

Live video clip filming at Fed Square

Last Wednesday the clouds parted long enough for a huge crowd to get down to Federation Square in Melbourne to be part of the filming of the video clip for the 'Hearts On Fire' track.

Hosted by Nando's and Nova, hundreds of people braved the cold and warmed up their vocal chords as they sang along with Disco Montego, joining in the catchy chant of the song. The Nando's team gave out scarves, t-shirts and placards for people to wave as everyone got together to raise awareness for the United Against Malaria cause.

Before the much-anticipated arrival of hit-makers Disco Montego, the crowd were warmed up by MC Wippa from Nova, the Wicked Force Break Dance Crew, the Trick Star Freestyle Football Show Team and the African dancers and drummers who got the crowd really moving.

Check out the photos from this massively fun event below and see how 'The Age' covered it here.