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Yackandandah Folk Festival

March 19 – 21, 2027

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Development Testbed Page

  • Ella Hooper,
  • Lloyd Spiegel,
  • Tony McManus (CAN),
  • While & Matthews(UK),
  • Scott Cook & the Little Rippers(CAN),
  • Windborne(USA),
  • Pete Denahy,
  • Dallahan(SCO),
  • Ranagri(UK),
  • Winter Wilson(UK),
  • Kerryn Fields,
  • The Beez,
  • Les Thomas,
  • Hana & Jessie-Lee’s Bad Habits,
  • San Miguel Fraser(SPA),
  • Marcia & Damian Howard’s Homemade Jam,
  • TinMan,
  • Joshua Batten,
  • Gráinne Hunt(IRE),
  • Small Town Romance,
  • Charley Castle,
  • Lucy Wise,
  • Toby Mobbs,
  • JC & the Tree,
  • Julian James & Beci Kate,
  • Great Aunt,
  • Grand Baxter,
  • The Water Runners,
  • Half Ass Grass,
  • Patrick Thurtell,
  • Doc Halibut,
  • Charlotte Le Lievre,
  • Mast Gully Fellers,
  • Inn Echo(CAN),
  • Candice McLeod & The Sweetwaters,
  • Amarillo,
  • The Deserters,
  • Jack Gregory,
  • Elly McK & The Unbelievers,
  • Norwood,
  • Slipstream,
  • Pans on Fire Steel Orchestra,
  • Wicker Suite,
  • Miss Mikaila,
  • Bad Knees,
  • Jeremiah Johnston,
  • Ungus Ungus Ungus

Frank Yamma,

Dallas Frasca,

Lorraine Nash,

Cormac Begley,

Gangar,

Scott Cook and Pamela Mae,

Guanaco Trio,

Windborne,

Whitetop,

Mountaineers,

Winter Wilson,

Riley Catherall,

This Way North,

Those Folk,

Riflebirds,

Bromham,

Julian James,

Ernest Aines,

Jo Jo Smith & Dean Haitani,

Matt Sier,

Maggie Rigby,

Malcura,

Winter Wilson

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The Yackandandah Folk Festival is held on the land of the Dhudhuroa people. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and communities. We pay our respect to elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 

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The Yackandandah Folk Festival is held on the land of the Dhudhuroa people. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and communities. We pay our respect to elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 

Website by Michael Rosenbrock. Photos by Alex from Yack Drone and Dan Carberry.