For your entertainment.

It's not just about the food and wine! Discover some of the incredible talent coming out of North East Victoria during Saturday's Main Event. 

Gabby Steel

An Australian singer-songwriter powerhouse, Gabby Steel leaves audiences spellbound with her enthralling stage presence and striking vocals.

Drawing inspiration from iconic artists such as Missy Higgins, Adele and Courtney Barnett, Gabby weaves a tapestry of soul, pop and jazz influences into her music to create a sound that is both fresh yet familiar.

Time: 3.30pm to 4.20pm
Location: Main Stage

Sam Fletcher

Sam Fletcher is a musical story teller, weaving timeless melodies of folk and country.

Through skilful acoustic guitar, banjo and smooth vocals, Sam’s performance creates a rich tapestry of storytelling and emotion. With the belief that authenticity is the heart of great music, there is an old soul feeling to Sam’s performance style, yet his youthful optimism shines through with magnetising energy.

Time: 4.35pm to 5.35pm
Location: Main Stage
Time: 6pm to 6.45pm
Location: Platform

This Way North

Two-piece indie pop-rock band, This Way North has an appreciation for open space and adventure.

Full of rapturous nostalgia and with odes to 90’s rock, This Way North’s music is a portal to summer festivals, their love affair with the road and an open invitation to turn up the volume and let loose.

Time: 5.50pm to 6.50pm
Location: Main Stage

Bek Jensen

With a voice that is both moving and heartfelt, Bek delivers her music with 100 per cent soul, creating a powerful and unforgettable sound leaving audiences spellbound in a kind of roller boogie wonderland way.

Onstage, she is womanly, flirty and vibrant, blending soul, funk and contemporary blues music to deliver her dynamic performance.

Time: 7pm to 8pm
Location: Main Stage

Rhiannon Cooke

For 29 year old Country Singer/Song-Writer Rhiannon Cooke, being born with a passion for music was just the start. 
Rhiannon has been performing around the club circuit, at community events and as a professional performer from a young age, gaining significant industry experience. 

Her repertoire includes original songs and songs by Fleetwood Mac and The Wreckers. 

Time: 3pm to 3.45pm
Location: Platform

Mayfair Lane

Married couple Rhys and Esther Duursma are Mayfair Lane. Since their debut album Go Again launched in 2019, the pair have travelled overseas on tour across the United Kingdom and the United States lived in a van, moved to the South-Coast of NSW and added a new little band member. 

They have now relocated back to the Albury/Wodonga region and continue to share their authentic songs and stories with audiences who delight in their sweet harmonies, conversing guitars and intimate delivery. 

Time: 5pm to 5.45pm, 7pm to 8pm
Location: Platform 
 

BOOST JUICE MOBEEL KID’S ZONE

The Cat’s Pyjamas
Born and raised in the Albury-Wodonga region, Kurt Saggers has spent a lifetime making connections and fostering sustainable creative practices. With over 30 years’ experience in his business, The Cat’s Pyjamas, Kurt is currently focused on community engagement and collaboration, upcycling and repurposing through sustainable crafting and resource acquisition. 

Come visit The Cat’s Pyjama’s and enjoy activities such as paper making, cardboard construction, marble run, colouring in, giant games, face painting and vegetable seed planting. 

Time: 3pm to 7.30pm
Location: Boost Juice Mobeel Kid’s Zone

Roving musician Ania Reynolds

Ania performs all original music, upbeat global grooves with live baritone saxophone and percussion. Her music is joyful and energetic, featuring dub/reggae, electro swing, Afrobeat, techno jazz and more. Look out for her moving around the festival. 

Time: 3pm to 3.45pm, 6pm to 7pm
Location: All Zones
Time: 4pm to 4.45pm
Location: Platform



  


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