Byron Shire will welcome the new year with a vibrant celebration of music, culture and community as Sensory Blender – Rhythms of Resolution takes over the North Byron Hotel on New Year’s Day.
Running from 2pm to 10pm, the event gathers eight standout DJs – including Phil Perry (Full Circle UK), Iain Ha Yes, XUJA, Monsieur Diop, Afrodisea, Lord Sut, Mr Nice & Taz Miller, alongside Ghanaian artist Gabriel Otu performing live African percussion.
More than just a party, the event donates a share of profits to Fletcher Street Cottage, supporting people experiencing homelessness in Byron Bay.
With diverse global sounds and a warm community atmosphere, it’s set to be a defining start to 2026.
Tickets via Eventbrite, here, including a FREE afterparty at Paradiso.
The venue courtesy bus will be available from 6pm.
Rhythms of Resolution will be happening tomorrow (Thursday) at North Byron Hotel, 61 Bayshore Drive, Byron Bay, from 2pm–10pm + FREE After Party at Paradiso.
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