CARAVÃNA SUN
2024-10-11 21:00 - 23:30 (Australia/Perth) | Settlers Tavern, 114 Bussell Hwy, Margaret River, WA, 6285, Australia
MARGARET RIVER – Caravãna Sun are back in the South West for one night only of dancing at Settlers Tavern FRI 11th OCT
Joined by local legends Dingo Sungod
Tickets will sell out fast here! 18 Plus event only
Since 2011, Sydneysiders CARAVÃNA SUN have built a renowned reputation across the globe for their dynamic and energetic live performances. Their infectious grooves which progressively merge their surfy coastal lifestyle with elements of explosive rock, euphoric electronica/dance and rambunctious reggae/ska have earned the band slots on some of the world’s most coveted stages. Highlights include Boardmasters (UK), Boomtown (UK), Reggae Sun Ska (France), Bluesfest Byron Bay, Summer in the City (Germany), Party in the Paddock (TAS), Woodford Folk Festival (QLD) and headlining Madnes (Netherlands) to name a few. They have also toured with iconic artists such as Madness, UB40, The Cat Empire and Fat Freddy’s Drop among many others. CARAVÃNA SUN also had success with their hypnotic track ‘Whale Song’, which was featured in the global award winning documentary, ‘Seaspiracy’. The film featured in the top 10 most watched on Netflix across numerous countries upon its release, generating significant traction on the issue of ocean conservation. This saw the band further secure their place on the world stage and brought with it a huge influx of new fans from far and wide.
In 2022, CARAVÃNA SUN performed to one of their biggest crowds on the main stage at Bluesfest Byron Bay, which saw over 10,000 in attendance. With lots of exciting new music in tow and fresh off another extensive European and national tour, the band is determined to deliver another fan favourite performance with their new live show at Bluesfest 2024!
CARAVÃNA SUN have not only cemented their place as a standout band across the world, but also shown no signs of slowing down, signing in 2020 with Berlin’s Embassy of Music and joining a heavyweight roster, including Björk, Moby, and fellow Aussie acts Ball Park Music. As a result of their extensive touring schedule pre-Covid, the release of the album ‘Live in Germany’ was only natural, extending their live show from colossal crowds to listeners around the globe. Since the settling of the pandemic, the band has returned to hardcore touring around Australia and beyond, and also released their self-produced third studio album, ‘Burning Palms’ in early 2022. In 2023, CARAVÃNA SUN rejoined forces with producer Joel Quartermain (Eskimo Joe, Budjerah, Gflip, Meg Mac) to pursue their next body of work, featuring their latest club-filling singles ‘Moments’ and ‘Hearts Awake’.
“The Sydneysiders’ third album is a sonic treat. With a solid backbone of rhythm and the loose tag of surf rock, their songs contort themselves in a variety of styles.”
Sydney Morning Herald
“Charlie’, the first single of the year for Caravãna Sun, sees the typically ebullient band get vulnerable, if still uplifting.”
Music Feeds
“It’s a brilliant track that really captures the group at a new peak, teasing their forthcoming material with some of the best work they’ve put out to date.”
Pilerats

KINGSWOOD
2024-10-19 21:00 - 23:30
KINGSWOOD are an award winning four-piece good times country and good times rock’n’roll band from Melbourne Australia.
The release of HOME saw KINGSWOOD re-enter the ARIA Charts, debuting at #2 on the ARIA Australian Vinyland #1 on the ARIA Australian Country charts – the latter of which stayed atop for an impressive 8 weeks in a row. With their record-breaking ‘Hometowns Tour’ taking in 100+ shows right around the country, KINGSWOOD have been able to hit venues of all sizes, in locations in each corner of Australia, on their purpose-constructed tour bus ‘Peggy’. An experience that has redefined KINGSWOOD’s resolve as a touring unit, 2023 has been a transformative period for the group. Ten years and six studio albums on, Kingswood remain one of Australia’s hardest working bands playing festivals nationally and playing with acts like ACDC, Aerosmith to touring the US and Europe.
“A lot of bands would like to say they’re the hardest working in Australia, but Kingswood have a stronger claim than most.”
Tone Deaf
