Thornbury Crawl drops a 50-act lineup for its free High Street debut
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29.09.2026

Thornbury Crawl drops a 50-act lineup for its free High Street debut

Words by staff writer

Every venue on High Street is in on it: Thornbury Crawl has locked in the full bill for its free debut.

Thornbury Crawl has revealed its complete lineup, with more than 50 acts playing free across the neighbourhood on 24 October.

The inaugural Thornbury Crawl splits its program into two streams. Live bands take over one cluster of rooms while DJs run the decks across the rest, so you can wander between 15-plus venues from 1pm til late without paying a cent at the door.

Thornbury Crawl

  • Thornbury Crawl takes over 15-plus venues across Thornbury on 24 October
  • Free entry, with online registration required to claim a ticket
  • Live music running from 1pm through to late
  • More than 50 acts spread across bands and DJs
  • Presented alongside Coopers and Fireball

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The band bill is topped by American one-man blues wrecking ball Bob Log III, joined by a deep roster of local names including Drunk Mums, Martin Frawley, Joan and the Giants, Destrends, Stepmother, The Maggie Pills, Riot Baby and Techno 666. Those sets land at rooms like Welcome to Thornbury, Shotkickers, Cactus Room, Cafe Gummo, Tallboy and Moose, Thornbury Bowls and Kitty Somerset.

Over on the DJ side, the decks go to the likes of Mz Rizk, Swick, Lewis Cancut, Count Attack, Naliita, Julius Myles and Erika Ever, with dedicated label takeovers from NLV Records and Entered Records, plus a Love Sensation rooftop session. Those run out of Capers, Franklins, Gigi Rooftop, Barlingo, Nasty’s Bar and Pallino.

The whole thing is a collaborative push from the venues of Thornbury, with artwork by Wurundjeri local Annie Walter. Free tickets are going through Oztix now, and organisers are still teasing more acts to be added before the day.

For more information, head here.