
Guy and Nicci are an enchanting acoustic duo known for their soulful sound and distinctive style, bringing a special touch to every performance. With Guy’s expert guitar skills and Nicci’s powerful, classically-trained vocals, they blend seamlessly to create an unforgettable musical experience.
Friday from 5pm at Elements of Byron. Free show.

Danny Faifai’s shows are a veritable chronicle of showstoppers, a playlist of past and current hit songs – he’s guaranteed to live up to his reputation as undoubtedly one of Australia’s finest vocalists and entertainers!
Friday from 7.30pm at Club Tweed. Free show.

Wear the Fox Hat is one of the most exciting cover bands to emerge from Northern NSW in recent years. The band offers a wealth of experience and a vast knowledge of popular music genres, with some great vocal harmonies, accompanied by strong instrumental backing.
Saturday from 4.30pm at the Hotel Brunswick. Free show.

Amber and Jack will bring a beautifully curated set of original songs, alongside a hand-picked selection of their personal favourites, blending heartfelt storytelling with nostalgic tones and rich, emotive delivery – equal parts soulful, raw, and uplifting.
Saturday from 6pm at the Billinudgel Hotel. Free show.

A 2x ARIA, 10x CMAA and 3x AIRA award-winning artist, Fanny Lumsden built her career the grassroots way: playing hundreds of country halls across rural Australia and independently releasing critically acclaimed, award-winning albums that have helped redefine modern Australian country.
Saturday 6.30pm at Clunes Coronation Hall. Tickets $49/$24 +bf via humantix.com.

Renowned for his authenticity in both songwriting and performance, Matty Rogers is a passionate singer-songwriter who approaches his craft from a place of pure vulnerability, a quality that garners him fans of the diehard variety. Matty explores in his lyrics themes of love, unity, acceptance, and the raw, real pain of human existence.
Sunday from 5pm at The Northern, Byron Bay. Free show.


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