See the legendary Tim Finn play live in Adelaide for the first time in years.
Wolfmother (Supplied)
South Australia’s biggest independent music festival is back and bigger than ever.
Beer and BBQ Fest is celebrating ten years strong with a huge bash at the Adelaide Showgrounds over the King’s Birthday long weekend, commencing on June 6th and concluding on June 8th.
The event was crowned ‘Best Major Music Festival’ at the 2024 South Australian Music Awards, and is sure to enjoy continuing success.
The people responsible for organising this celebrated music festival year after year encourage punters and music-lovers to keep the festival going for decades to come.
Co-Director of Beer & BBQ Festival and General Admission Entertainment, Gareth Lewis, states: "Festivals, beer, hospitality, food, and live music are five of the toughest industries to be in during a cost-of-living moment.
“I am fully aware that Beer & BBQ Festival is a luxury, but it’s one that I think we all deserve. If you’ve ever been to a Beer & BBQ Fest event, we want to have a beer with you in June, because without your support right now this may well be the last one."
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Beer and BBQ Fest’s whopping music line-up - spread across three nights - has just been announced.
Sunday night - or “Legend’s Night” - will see none other than the legendary Tim Finn - the icon behind Split Enz, Crowded House, and more - close out the birthday festivities.
The mouth-watering line-up in full is as follows:
Wolfmother, Custard, Rocket Science, The Tarantinos, Caitlin Harnett & The Pony Boys, Cosmo Thundercat, Free Golf, Haystacks Calhoon, I Can’t Believe It’s Not The Hives, JPH x The Dangerous Animals, Sticky Beak & The Briar Patch Band
The Chats, The Gooch Palms, Dick Move, Mulga Bore Hard Rock, Batpiss, Andy Golledge, Slim Krusty And Fluorescent Adolescents, Halftime Oranges, My Cherie & Pelvis
Tim Finn, CASH: The American Recordings starring Henry Wagons & The Tennessee Studs, Mondo Psycho, Captain Hellfire & The Wretched Brethren, Free Drinks, Kelly’s Wake, King of Spain, Nocturnal Animals, The Dead Regulars & The Public Servants
As well as witnessing enthralling live music, expect to partake of other riveting activities such as live BMX and skating demos, the mayhem of Riot City Wrestling, masterclass panels with brewers and chefs, eating contests, tattoo parlours, market stalls, and the infamous Beer Bod Wet T-Shirt Championships.
To get in on the fun, purchase tickets online now.
This piece of content has been assisted by the Australian Government through Music Australia and Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body