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Aloha Fest 2027: Surf, Sun, and Sound Hit Sydney
19 Oct
Summary
- Inaugural Aloha Festival features Wolfmother, Ball Park Music, Yothu Yindi.
- Dee Why Beach will host the all-ages surf, music, and culture event.
- Festival includes curated surf films, ocean safety, and First Nations culture.
The inaugural Aloha Festival is set to make a significant impact on Sydney's Northern Beaches in March 2027. Scheduled for March 6, the event will transform Dee Why Beach into a hub for surf, music, and culture, attracting an all-ages audience. Headliners Wolfmother, Ball Park Music, and Yothu Yindi will lead a diverse lineup.
Beyond the music, the festival will showcase curated surf films on the main stage and engage attendees with community initiatives. These programs highlight shark education, ocean safety, First Nations and Hawaiian culture, environmental sustainability, and mental wellbeing. A notable initiative is the Bush to Beach program aimed at providing First Nations youth with their first festival experience.
