Year: 2022

A celebrated blues, jazz and rock guitarist with, to date, five Grammy Award nominations to his name, Ford was declared one of the “100 Greatest Guitarists of the 20th Century” by Musician Magazine.

Unchained by age, Piper Butcher will give you shivers. Her soulful tones are way beyond her years. With the alluring temperament of Stevie Nicks, and a fresh pop rock bite of Maren Morris, this fresh-faced star will have you singing Tainted Love at the top of your lungs in no time.

A 24 piece symphony orchestra conducted by George Ellis with Special Guest Vocalists Darren Percival, Jason Singh (Taxiride), Glenn Cunningham and Dave Wilkins perform over 2 hours of The Beatles classics!

The Casanovas formed in 1999 and got caught up in the early 21st-century rock mania, sharing a bill with a barely-known White Stripes early on before touring Europe with the Datsuns.

Joey Bedlam’s DollSquad formed in 2004 in Melbourne. Bedlam formed the band to dispel the myth that girls can’t match it with the boys in a band.

ARC, Australian Rock Collective, comprised of Kram, Darren Middleton, Mark Wilson and Davey Lane are self-confessed Beatles tragics. As they did with Abbey Road Live, the band once again walked the tightrope to faithfully and lovingly bring another brilliant Beatles creation to life on stage – Let It Be from start to finish – followed by a second set playing a selection of favourites spanning the breadth of The Beatles’ catalogue.

Leadfinger dabble in a wide variety of styles but are mostly known for a combination of guitar driven high energy rock, power pop and 70s punk rock, similar to The Replacements, Radio Birdman and The Saints. Leadfinger mine the deep seam[9] of underground guitar music back through the 70s rock and punk era’s to the classic Stones and Dylan records of the late 60s and beyond.

Wolfmother headlined Uncaged after spending the majority of their career touring and selling out theatres, stadiums and festivals the world over. Uncaged marks the bands return to Australian festival stages following their last major Australian tour in late 2019 and early 2020.

Nick Barker and the Reptiles was formed in 1988 by the iconic Aussie singer/songwriter Nick Barker. The rock group played extensively around Australia, touring 200 shows on a National Pub Tour.