King Stingray deliver anthems that celebrate identity, language, place, and the pure joy of live music.

From Northeast Arnhem Land, get ready to welcome Yolŋu surf-rock band King Stingray. Renowned for their euphoric live sets, the band channels their deep connection to Country with a blended sound of surf rock, reggae, Australiana, and even shades of shoegaze and psychedelica.

Since the release of their acclaimed 2022 debut, they’ve exploded onto national and international stages, firing up crowds at Splendour in the Grass and Bluesfest, with headline tours across Australia and beyond. 

Thelma Plum is a Gamilaraay woman, musician and creator. She grew up in Brisbane and spent many of her childhood years on her Grandparents’ farm in Delungra, a small country town in rural New South Wales.

She has been making music her whole life and has told one chapter with her debut album Better in Blak a story about culture, heritage, love, and pain. With incredible strength, courage and heartbreaking tenderness, her debut album captures so deftly what it’s like to be a young Aboriginal woman in Australia. The album became one of the most successful albums of 2019, nominated for 7 Arias and spawning 3 Platinum and one Gold singles. The title track “Better in Blak” came in the top 10 of the Triple J Hottest 100, the highest result ever for an Indigenous artist at the time, as well as winning the prestigious Vanda and Young “Song of the Year” award.

Far from receding from the public eye, she and her music have been involved in high profile campaigns for White Shirt Day and a number of household brands; for Netflix’s ‘Back To The Outback’ animated feature film (starring Tim Minchin and Eric Bana); press commitments such as recently being the cover artist for In-Style Magazine’s re-launch. 

The adventure is always. And there is much more to come, and Thelma looks forward to you buckling up and joining her for the ride!

Little Birdy emerges from their hiatus with a fervour that belies the passage of time. Two decades since their chart-topping album "BigBigLove," the band's essence remains unchanged: a dedication to their craft and an unwavering bond with their fans.

With their iconic hits like "Beautiful To Me," "Brother," and "Come On Come On," they promise a revival that resonates both with longtime followers and a fresh generation of listeners. For Katy Steele, Simon Leach, and Scott O’Donoghue, this moment is a reaffirmation that today is not their final act—it's a new chapter in their storied musical journey. 

Fenn Wilson and The Weather’s lyrics turn pain into poetry, laced with light; compassion and wisdom beyond their years imbue every line. Fenn is mesmerising on stage, either solo or surrounded by his skilled and sensitive sidemen, creating thunderstorm dynamics reminiscent of Jeff Buckley. Their songcraft is astounding; echoes of Nick Drake, Mark Lanegan and Radiohead filter through their faultless guitar rhythms and cunning doubling of vocal melodies. Memorable hooks abound, without a trace of gimmick or cliché. And then there’s Fenn’s voice.