A Day In The Gardens in the Botanical Gardens Melbourne on Friday 10 March 2017. Ross Wilson, Daryl Braithwaite and John Farnham each performed a set for the first A Day In The Gardens held over the March 2017 Moomba long weekend in Melbourne. Photo Ros O'Gorman

Daryl Braithwaite photo by Ros O'Gorman

Bellarine Music Festival Adjusts Its Line-up Due To A Quarantined Artist

by Noise11.com on December 10, 2021

in News

The Bellarine Music Festival this weekend featuring Brian Mannix & The Androids, The Chantoozies and Taxiride and had to be cancelled due to a Covid quarantine.

The acts from todays event have been shuffled to future shows.

The Androids will now perform on Sunday with Ross Wilson & The Peaceniks. The Chantoozies woll be now on 18 December with Daryl Braithwaite and

Ticketholders to the show today (December 11) can either get a refund, or use their tickets to any of the other Bellarine Music Festival shows throughout December.

Bellarine Music Festival features impressive line-ups throughout December, wrapping up with a special New Year’s Day concert. Tickets for the Bellarine Music Festival are on sale now, there are limited tickets available to these intimate COVID-safe outdoor concerts.

The Bellarine Music Festival line-up is now:

Sunday 12th December 2021
Bellarine Music Festival
Ross Wilson & The Peaceniks, The Badloves + Kings Canyon with The Androids

Saturday 18th December 2021
Bellarine Music Festival
Daryl Braithwaite + JR Reyne with The Chantoozies

Sunday 19th December 2021
Bellarine Music Festival
Forever 80s + JR Reyne

Saturday 1st January 2022
Bellarine Music Festival
The Black Sorrows + Darlinghurst
BELLARINE ESTATE, BELLARINE VIC
www.bellarinemusicfestival.com.au

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