Performers
Kyle Howie
First Nations - Yidaki (Didgeridoo) and welcome
Greg Page: From Denver to Diamond
Celebrate 35 years of entertainment in a live performance of the songs and artists that inspired his career - from the legendary John Denver to the iconic Neil Diamond and everything in between. Backed by a sensational 6-piece live band Greg will perform beloved classics. Of course, no Greg page show would be complete without a little Wiggles nostalgia!
343 Brass Band
Music that makes you smile! Whether on stage or roving around, 343 Brass Band plays energetic jazz, pop, RnB and gospel that is guaranteed to get you grooving. The New Orleans-style line-up features a collective of Sydney’s most engaging young horn players and drummers. In addition to their exhilarating live shows, 343 Brass Band are known for appearances on ABC TV, at Secret Garden Festival and Manly Jazz Festival. Bring your dancing shoes and rowdiest singing voices and get ready to party, 343-style!
Lucky Lartey
Lucky Lartey is a Sydney-based dancer and choreographer at the forefront of exploring intercultural dance practices as part of the contemporary dance space in Australia.
Born in Ghana, West Africa Lucky’s dance and choreographic work draws on a rich history of traditional rhythm and dance whilst engaging with contemporary movement practices and contemporary art forms.
Lucky’s work traverse’s themes of social justice, identity, movement inspired by African architecture, the exotification of non-Western bodies and subjectivities and the relationship between hip hop culture and African oral traditions.
Gang of Brothers
A musical assault that crosses over genres, deeply funky and seriously phat. Their culturally diverse and influential style digs deeper and deeper in the pocket of groove and rock! Gang of brothers have been born into music. Andro Martinez, Dauno Martinez, Fenix Martinez and Banel Martinez hail from the prestigious musical Martinez Family (Martinez Akustika).
"GOB is a full-scale assault on the senses and resistance to dancing is practically useless. And you don't have to be a funk afficionado to relate: their set comprises highly-recognisable tunes from the quality commercial end of the spectrum. In any case we're not talking puritanical funk, as the band crosses over comfortably into the realm of hard rock (witness Andro's blistering, Hendrix-like guitar solos), in the way of Kravitz, Prince, Living Colour; even the Isley or Neville Brothers. All-in-all, the parlance might be passé, but, as they themselves say, their music is seriously phat." - Lloyd Bradford Sykes (Australian Stage).
Stage program
| Time |
Performer |
| 3pm-3.15pm |
Kyle Howie |
| 3.15pm-4.15pm |
Greg Page: From Denver to Diamond |
| 4.15pm-4.45pm |
343 Brass Band |
| 4.45pm-5.15pm |
Lucky Lartey |
| 5.15pm-5.45pm |
343 Brass Band |
| 5.45pm-6.15pm |
Lucky Lartey |
| 6.30pm-7.15pm |
Gang of Brothers |
| 7.30pm-8.15pm |
Gang of Brothers |
Other entertainment
- Roving entertainment
- Free kids activities and craft
- Free face painting
- Bar