In March 2027, the beloved Port Fairy Folk Festival will celebrate its 50th anniversary, marking five decades of music, community and shared memories in Port Fairy on the coast of South West Victoria. Port Fairy Folk Festival is proudly presented by PBS.
The appetite for the Folkie’s 50th anniversary event has already proven extraordinary with a record-breaking number of tickets sold within the first week of release, highlighting the deep affection communities hold for the festival and the significance of this milestone celebration.
Leading the first artist announcement for the 50th anniversary event is an acclaimed international and Australian line up that reflects the spirit, diversity and musical excellence audiences have come to expect from Port Fairy.
The line-up includes:
Alice Howe & Freebo (USA), Alosa (CAT/ESP), Amaidí, The Burning Hell (CAN), Candice Lorrae, Daoirí Farrell (IRE), Detta Kenzie, Dlù (SCO), Eleanor McEvoy (IRE), Grace Petrie (ENG), The Haar (IRE/ENG), Holly Munro (IRE), John Butler, Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen (ENG/USA), Joshua Burnside (IRE), Kate Rusby (ENG), Kutcha Edwards, Kyarna, Laura Urteaga and Benjamín Aedo (CAT/ESP), Luka Bloom (IRE), Magpie Diaries, Mia Dyson, Mick Thomas' Roving Commission, The Milk Carton Kids (USA), Minor Gold, Ngulmiya feat. Pau Figueres (AUS/CAT), Ordinary Elephant (USA), Sam Kelly (ENG), The Settlement, Sixpence None The Richer (USA), Skerryvore (SCO), Steph Strings, Sue Ray, Tim Easton (USA), Tuck Shop Ladies, Ukulele Death Squad, The Waifs and We Mavericks.
You can keep up with line-up announcements and grab tickets at portfairyfolkfestival.com.
