Plan your weekend of live music, discover the artists and find your favourite sets across Bridgetown.
Explore the program for 13–15 November, and get to know the musicians joining us in the 2026 artist directory.
Meet the musicians joining us this year and explore their official artist bios.
Choose a day to explore the music, workshops and venues across Bridgetown. All times are shown in 24-hour format (WA local time).
Select Saturday for the free Street Party, including Street Stage set times and street performers.
Venue opens 15:30 · Closes 00:00
16:15–16:45
Welcome to Country
17:00–17:40
Ben Jansz
18:00–18:40
Stellar Moon & The Dark Knights
19:00–19:40
Ben Flournoy Trio
20:00–20:40
Tall Shaun & The Resolution
21:00–21:40
The Steele Syndicate
22:00–22:40
Rachelle Coba & Nico Wayne Toussaint
23:00–23:40
Smoke Stack Rhino
17:30–19:00
Tom Fisher & The Layabouts
19:20–20:50
Louis Rebeiro & The Blues Machine
21:10–22:40
19-Twenty
23:00–00:30
Dr Fish
Venue opens 16:30 · Closes 23:00
17:00–17:40
Anna Scionti
18:00–18:40
Cam Walter Blues Band
19:00–19:40
Frank Sultana Band
20:00–20:40
Owen Campbell
21:00–21:40
Lloyd Spiegel Trio
22:00–22:40
Zevon Lee
Venue opens 16:30 · Closes 23:00
17:00–17:40
Natural Boogie
18:00–18:40
The Gray Brothers
19:00–19:40
Rhys Crimmin
20:00–20:40
Fiona Boyes
21:00–21:40
LamBros.
22:00–22:40
Deak Harp & Quicksand
18:30–20:30
Blackwood Rising
21:00–21:40
The Doodaddies
22:00–22:40
El Diablo
Venue opens 10:30 · Closes 00:00
11:00–11:40
Mitch King
12:00–12:40
Charlie Youngson Trio
13:00–13:40
The Doodaddies
14:00–14:40
Frank Sultana Band
15:00–15:40
Zevon Lee
16:00–16:40
Ben Flournoy Trio
17:00–17:40
Lightnin Jack Band
18:00–18:40
Backsliders
19:00–19:40
Smoke Stack Rhino
20:10–21:25
Boy & Bear
21:55–22:35
End of Fashion
22:55–23:35
19-Twenty
11:30–13:00
Sunday Lemonade
13:20–14:50
Hot Biscuit Band
15:10–17:10
Blue Shaddy
17:30–19:00
Jason Ayres Band
19:20–20:50
Michael Vdelli & Art of Dysfunction
21:10–22:40
Proud Mary
23:00–00:30
Dr Fish
Venue opens 10:30 · Closes 22:00
11:00–11:40
Natural Boogie
12:00–12:40
Fiona Boyes
13:00–13:40
El Diablo
14:00–14:40
Cam Walter Blues Band
15:00–15:40
Stellar Moon & The Dark Knights
16:00–16:40
Ben Jansz
17:00–17:40
LamBros.
18:00–18:40
Toby Beard
19:10–19:50
Pierce Brothers
20:20–21:00
Rachelle Coba & Nico Wayne Toussaint
21:20–22:00
The Steele Syndicate
18:15–19:15
Shenai Johnston
19:30–21:15
The GC3
21:30–22:10
Tall Shaun & The Resolution
22:30–23:10
Art of Dysfunction
Venue opens 09:30 · Closes 21:00
Reset / break 12:30–13:00
10:30–11:15
Deak Harp Workshop
11:45–12:30
Stellar Moon with Jamie Jackett Choir Workshop
13:00–13:40
Don’t Tell Daisy
14:00–14:40
Tracey Barnett
15:00–15:40
Andrew Winton
16:00–16:40
Anna Scionti
17:00–17:40
Boss Stomp
18:00–18:40
Deak Harp & Quicksand
19:00–19:40
Lloyd Spiegel Trio
20:00–20:40
Owen Campbell
Bridgetown Pottery
11:00–11:40
Don’t Tell Daisy
12:00–12:40
Maple
13:00–13:40
Martin Lee Cropper
14:00–14:40
Mitch King
15:00–15:40
The Gray Brothers
16:00–16:40
Moondog Blues Trio
Saturday 14 November · Free entry · All ages
Street Stage music, street performers and activities around town.
10:30–11:10
Mary Myfanwy
11:30–12:10
Navy June
12:30–13:10
Albany Blues Club (Triple Shot)
13:30–14:10
South West Blues Club (Deadwater Pelican)
14:30–15:10
Blue and Bird
15:30–16:10
Maple
16:30–17:10
Rhys Crimmin
Acrobatch Roving Duo
Enchanted Stilt Walkers
Jelly Kelly Roving Act & Mr Glennybean
09:30
Jelly Kelly “The Tragic Magic Show”
All day
Jelly Kelly’s Glitter Bling Boutique
14:00
The Jelly Kelly and the Muffins Show
10:00 & 13:00
Scott’s Drum Circle
12:15
Acrobatch Aerial
15:00
Acrobatch Off Axis
All day
Old MacDonald’s
All day
Mike’s Inflatables
All day
Radrock Climbing Tower & Inflatable Axe Throwing
10:00
Colour Me Body & Balloon Art
Venue opens 10:00 · Closes 21:40
10:30–11:10
Navy June
11:30–12:10
Moondog Blues Band
12:30–13:10
Ben Flournoy Trio
13:30–14:10
Frank Sultana Band
14:30–15:10
Owen Campbell
15:30–16:10
Deak Harp & Quicksand
16:30–17:10
Backsliders
17:30–18:10
Lloyd Spiegel Trio
18:30–19:10
Rachelle Coba & Nico Wayne Toussaint
19:30–20:10
19-Twenty
20:40–21:20
Pierce Brothers
11:30–12:30
Sunday Lemonade
12:50–13:50
Jason Ayres Band
14:10–16:10
Blue Shaddy
Venue opens 10:00 · Closes 14:30
10:30–11:10
Tracey Barnett
11:30–12:10
Boss Stomp
12:30–13:10
Art of Dysfunction
13:30–14:10
Lightnin Jack Solo
Gospel service
09:00–10:00
Sisters of Corn & Daun
Women in Blues
Venue opens 10:00 · Closes 14:30
10:30–11:10
Fiona Boyes
11:30–12:10
Anna Scionti
12:30–13:10
Toby Beard
13:30–14:10
Stellar Moon & The Dark Knights
Bridgetown Pottery
11:00–11:40
Andrew Winton
12:00–12:40
Blue and Bird
13:00–13:40
Charlie Youngson Trio
14:00–14:40
Zevon Lee
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