King Street Crawl 2026

KING STREET CRAWL RETURNS SUNDAY 12TH JULY!

Join us to celebrate Newtown's unique music, culture, and community by linking the diverse businesses and venues into one long musical journey up and down King Street, Enmore and Erskineville Roads.

The last two crawls have seen 10,000s of people swarm into the Inner West to see free live music burst out of 45+ venues in the Area, with over 260+ bands, DJ’s and artists featuring on the most recent Summer Crawl.

This year, the crawl will be expanding to the Enmore Theatre with a paid ticketed stage featuring - Tropical F**k Storm, Winston Surfshirt, Human Movement, Miss Kaninna, Body Type, Hannah Brewer, Djanaba, Yasmina Sadiki - these tickets will also act as priority pass to key free entry venues* for the day, making it the ultimate music discovery pass - You can grab those from the Enmore site here

First free entry lineup drop is here and includes the likes of Sunscreen, West Thebarton, The Velvet Club, G.U.N, Carolina Gasolina, Robert Baxter, Teenage Joans, TOWNS, Emjaysoul & Friends, Jane Decks and 100 more. Another 100+ more artists to announce as well as secret sets, street party stages, All ages events and more - Grab your Free RSVP now to stay up to date and to help support the event for years to come**More info at www.kingstreetcrawl.com.au and our social media pages—hit follow to stay in the loop!

King Street Crawl 2026 is presented by Up and supported by City of Sydney, Inner West Council, Sound NSW and Young Henrys KSC is a The Music & Booze Company event*Priority Pass: Included with Enmore Theatre ticket — priority* entry to key free venues inc - The Vic, Waywards Ballroom, Mary's, Buddy's, The Bank, The Marly, The Duke, The Warren View, Factory Theatre, Heaps Normal Health Club, The Union, Pleasure Club, Kelly's on King, Bootleggers + more**Free RSVP - By RSVPing, not only are you helping the event manage capacity on the day, but you are also helping us gauge demand to keep the event going (majority free) for future editions. The more people who RSVP, the more likely we can pitch to government and funding bodies to keep the crawl dream alive and keeping supporting local live music and venues!