Twilight At Taronga Unveils 2027 Concert Series

22 October 2026 9:00 AM

Foy Vance, Jessica Mauboy, Pete Murray, and many more will grace the stage at Twilight at Taronga.

Twilight at Taronga Concert Series(Credit: Supplied/Twilight at Taronga)

As summer approaches and our appetite for warmer days and longer nights grows, Sydney will be the place to be in February and March 2027.

Twilight at Taronga, the annual summer concert series, has announced next year’s line-up and dates. With homegrown and international talent on the bill, there’s something unmissable for everyone.

The excitement begins on Friday, 5 February, with Northern Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance, joined by special guest Bic Runga.

Throughout February and into early March, fans can also see Emma Memma, King Stingray, The Dreggs, James Morrison Big Band, Jessica Mauboy, The Waifs, The Jungle Giants, and Pete Murray, who closes the program on Saturday, 6 March.

Next year’s programming also includes some fan-favourite tribute sets, including from the ABBA-endorsed tribute show, Björn Again, The Rolling Stones Revue – starring Aussie rockers Adalita, Phil Jamieson, Tex Perkins and Tim Rogers – celebrating The Rolling Stones’ Let It Bleed album, and Classic Hits Live.

The latter finds five of Australia’s most loved acts of the ‘80s and ‘90s – Dragon, GANGgajang, Eurogliders, Taxiride ft. Jason Singh and The Chantoozies – joining forces for three hours of non-stop hits.

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Check out the day-by-day breakdown below. Tickets to all shows go on sale at 12 pm AEDT today; visit the Twilight at Taronga website for details.

Proceeds from ticket sales will go to Taronga’s new Wildlife Hospitals in Dubbo and Sydney. Cameron Kerr, Chief Executive of Taronga Conservation Society Australia, said of next year’s concert series:

As we celebrate the 30th season of Twilight at Taronga, we're proud to continue a tradition that has become one of Sydney’s most iconic summer experiences. For three decades, Twilight has brought people together through live music in an extraordinary setting, while creating meaningful support for Taronga’s conservation work.

Every ticket sold helps protect wildlife, advance critical conservation programs and support world-class veterinary care through our wildlife hospitals. This milestone season is a celebration of the artists, audiences, partners and community who have helped make Twilight at Taronga a uniquely Sydney event, and a powerful force for wildlife.