Queensland’s music, dance and cultural event The Gulf Country Frontier Days Festival has revealed its full lineup, announcing a huge selection of dancers set to perform at this year’s festival.
Bringing First Nations dancers from the US, Canada and New Zealand, as well as hosting a range of Indigenous Australian performers, The Gulf Country Frontier Days Festival will showcase a massive range of performers from all walks of life.
The dancers join an incredible program of artists featuring headliner Archie Roach alongside the likes of Jon Stevens, Graeme Connors, Shellie Morris, Yothu Yindi and the Treaty Project, Katchafire, Micki Free, Bennet Bowtell & Urquhart, Friends and Family play Warumpi Band, Digging Roots, Yirrmal Marika, The Flood, K Phillips and Kahl Wallis.
The Kabarrubi Wangkijbi Dance Spectacular boasts a massive program of performers, including dance troupe Indigenous Enterprise, Native Canadian actor and dancer Eugene Brave Rock (Wonder Woman), Buminji Dancers and many more, each set to bring immersive entertainment and cultural celebration to the festival.
