Twilight Sounds 2027 brings live music, food trucks and Budjerah to a Heidelberg oval
Grab a picnic rug, because Twilight Sounds 2027 is turning Heidelberg Park Oval into a free gig on 13 February, with Budjerah headlining.
Twilight Sounds 2027 is also a sensory-friendly night, with room for 6000 people across five hours of live music, food trucks, roving performers and free creative play for the kids. Entry and parking cost nothing, so the only spending is whatever lands in your hands at the food trucks and the drinks and snacks stalls.
Twilight Sounds 2027
- Where: Heidelberg Park Oval, Beverley Road, Heidelberg
- When: 13 February, 5pm to 10pm
- Cost: Free entry and free parking
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Who’s on stage
Budjerah closes out the night. The ARIA Award-winning artist is a Coodjinburra man from the Bundjalung Nation, and Matt Corby mentored him early on.
He has a platinum single in Therapy, has teamed up with Ed Sheeran on 2Step, has worked with Kylie Minogue and has played Splendour in the Grass. Want You Back is the first taste of his debut album, which pulls from the funk-pop sounds of the 1990s and 2000s.
Cle Morgan hits the stage earlier with her band. She has more than 20 years of experience across television, theatre, film and live shows, made the top four on The Voice Australia, appeared on Australian Idol and landed a featured role in Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis.
Andryel Jung and Sol Tribe Salsa Band fill out the middle of the bill. Matty O’Gorman keeps things moving between sets on DJ duties. He hosts and produces Homegrown on Triple M and drums for Melbourne rock band British India.
A youth band from AMA kicks things off, and the Murrundaya Yepenga First Nation Neon Dancers take over for 20 minutes just before Budjerah.
There’s also a guitar comp draw and a speech from the mayor in the lead-up.
Going solo?
There’s a Party of One area for anyone rocking up on their own. Register and you’ll get a spot in a reserved zone for solo gig-goers, a $25 food voucher to spend on the night and a chance to chat with other people who came alone.
What to know before you go
- Pets aren’t allowed, but kids are
- Drinks and snacks will be on sale
- The event is drug-free and smoke-free
- Bring a picnic rug to sit on
- Bring a refillable water bottle or reusable coffee cup
- Shade structures like marquees, umbrellas and gazebos aren’t allowed
- Glass isn’t allowed
- Alcohol is allowed, but drink responsibly
For more information, head here.
This article was made in partnership with Banyule City Council.
