Graham Nash, Sarah Blasko, Alice Skye & More Announced For 2024 Port Fairy Folk Festival

"We are so excited to be sharing this music with music lovers and the community of Port Fairy."

The 2024 Port Fairy Folk Festival has announced its international meets Australian line-up, with a four-day event heading to Victoria’s Great Ocean Road headlined by none other than Graham Nash.

Nash, of Crosby, Stills & Nash (and Young) and The Hollies fame, is a massive get for the picturesque music festival that also stars locals Alice Skye, Sarah Blasko, and Sons Of The East in 2024.

Elsewhere on the line-up are Irish acts Lorraine Nash and Daoiri Farrell, Norway’s Gangar, Scotland’s Gnoss, Guatemalan artist Gaby Moreno, The Songbirds, the UK’s Sam Cole, and more.

The 2024 edition of Port Fairy Folk Festival will occur from next year’s Labour Day weekend, from Friday, 8 March, until Monday, 11 March.

Early Bird tickets for Port Fairy Folk Festival are on sale now via the festival website. The general admission and final release tickets will go on sale after the Early Bird ticket allocation is exhausted.

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“We are honoured to have an icon such as Graham Nash perform at our Festival,” Port Fairy Folk Festival Director Justin Rudge explained in a press release. “Our audiences will be drawn to his storytelling and song, which I am sure can be found in many record collections around the world.

“This first line-up represents contemporary and classic folk as told through some of the greatest singer-songwriters of today, and we are so excited to be sharing this music with music lovers and the community of Port Fairy.”

Graham Nash will perform for two days at next year’s Port Fairy Folk Festival, showcasing hits from his expansive 60-year career. The iconic artist will spend two days in Port Fairy and embark on a tour of Australia and New Zealand in 2024.

Nash’s antipodean tour will begin at Auckland’s Civic Theatre on Friday, 1 March, before he heads to Christchurch, Melbourne (7 March), Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong, Brisbane and Tweed Heads. You can find more touring information for Graham Nash here.