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White Night’s music line-up announced
Visit Ballarat
09 May 2024
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Over 20 live music acts will perform across three stages at White Night Ballarat next month.
The free sound and light spectacular will return to the city on Saturday 1 June from 6pm-midnight.
It will light up the city’s streets and historic buildings with illuminations, projections, music and interactive works.
At the musical heart of White Night will be the Evening Star Stage (corner of Sturt St and Armstrong St Sth), with everything from country and rockabilly to world fusion and soul.
Over on the Last Chance Stage (corner of Lydiard St Nth and Mair St), Ballarat’s finest bands and musicians will have their time to shine.
And throughout the evening, the Rosie The Caravan Stage (Doveton St Nth) will celebrate diverse folk and acoustic musicians from Ballarat and surrounding regions.
WHITE NIGHT BALLARAT MUSIC LINE-UP
Evening Star Stage
Corner of Sturt St and Armstrong St Sth
- 5.30pm: Honky Tonk HQ Dancers
- 6pm: James Ellis and the Jealous Guys
- 7pm: The Rechords
- 8pm: The Counterfeit
- 9pm: Parvyn
- 10pm: TEK TEK Ensemble
- 11pm: JAZZPARTY
- All night: DJ Relaxative
Last Chance Stage
Corner of Lydiard St Nth and Mair St
- 6pm: Confetti Western
- 7pm: Sami
- 8pm: Troy Firebrace
- 9pm: Lashes
- 10pm: Reef Rats
- 11pm: Yacht Club DJs
- All night: Gbomm DJ
Rosie The Caravan Stage
Doveton St Nth
- 6pm: Caelo
- 7pm: Ballan Community Street Band
- 8pm: Charles & Will
- 9pm: The Darlings Family Trust
- 10pm: Milla Williams Duo
- 11pm: DJ Bobby M
Explore the full program at whitenight.com.au
Main image: Yacht Club DJs
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