One Electric Day at Werribee Mansion on Sunday 27 November 2016 with Russell Morris, Icehouse, James Reyne, Jimmy Barnes.

Jimmy Barnes at One Electric Day Photo by Ros O'Gorman

Barnes Angels Moss Stevens Clapton Merc – Now THAT Is One Helluva One Electric Day

by Paul Cashmere on May 13, 2018

in News

Duane McDonald’s One Electric Day has developed into one of the greatest music events in Australia. This year, Duane has outdone himself with a line-up that has delivered 74 Top 40 hits in Australia – Jimmy Barnes, The Angels, Ian Moss, Jon Stevens, Richard Clapton and Thirsty Merc.

Duane launched the first One Electric Day in 2013.

One Electric Day 2018 will be held on 25 November at the Great Lawn in Werribee Park. Each year, Duane’s company Regional Touring gathers legends of Australian rock and puts them together for what is truly an all-hit music assault.

“One Electric Day is such a great family event that we see people adding it to their calendar year-after-year,” Duane McDonald said in a statement. “It is such a good feeling to see familiar faces each year – many of whom have been attending since day one. Last year sold-out so quickly and we anticipate this year will be the same. The 2018 line-up includes the best of the best of Australian music royalty and we are proud to bring them all to the ne Electric Day stage.”

Ticketing details:

General public tickets go on sale 11am on Friday 18th May 2018 through Ticketmaster.
Sunday 25th November 2018| from 11am
One Electric Day featuring Jimmy Barnes, The Angels, Ian Moss, Jon Stevens, Richard Clapton & Thirsty Merc
Werribee Park on the Great Lawn, WERRIBEE VIC
Ticketmaster 136 100 | www.ticketmaster.com.au

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