Wanderer Festival, between the well-known Woodford Festival in Queensland and Falls Festival, will be organized in September

A unique festival celebration that endeavors to join music and art lovers s from a wide segment has been launched on the NSW far south coast. Wanderer Festival’s founder Simon Daly has depicted it as a blend between the well-known Woodford Festival in Queensland and Falls Festival, which happens across various states.

The three-day festival will be held at Bournda and features a huge music line-up, including acts like Ziggy Alberts, the Teskey Brothers, and Sarah Blasko. Excitement was in the air as the launch of a world-class music and arts festival was celebrated by the Sapphire Coast community.

On Tuesday, May 31, a large group of Bega Valley delegates were invited to a VIP event at the Merimbula Wharf to celebrate the launch of the Wanderer Festival.

Wanderer Festival producer and programmer Simon Daly said he and his team were “so happy to finally say out loud that Wanderer is happening”.

“It’s been a long time coming and now it’s coming along quickly,” Mr. Daly said.

The huge scope festival is set to attract thousands to the Bega Valley Shire for the weekend of September 23-25 for a three-day festival filled up with music, art, and culture.

The New South Wales Sapphire Coast is one of the most beautiful locations on the planet.

Falls Festival founder Simon Daly thought it appeared pretty idyllic for a music festival, and so the Wanderer Festival is born.

In mid-September, the three-day festival will see a blockbuster line-up of the local and international talent come through the area to play the family-friendly festival.

Mr. Daly said he aimed to attract a mixed demographic of people to the festival.

The event will exhibit three main stages for a scope of performances, including music, arts, circus, workshops, and comedy.

There will be a phase for more youthful celebration goers, one more for families, and one for a blend of both.

Event by Falls Festival founder

Mr. Daly has previously had a long vacation in the celebration industry.

He established the Falls Festival in 1994 and launched the Lost Lands Festival in Victoria a couple of years before the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

He ran the Falls Festival for 20 years and said he would have liked to give a comparative inheritance to Wanderer.

He said he hoped to attract 9,000 individuals to the first and afterward extend to 14,000 individuals for future events.

Be that as it may, running a celebration on this scale is a small feat.

The celebration has gathered financial help from the NSW Government, which will give financing through its State Significant Event fund.

A world-class line-up of artists is wandering its direction towards the Sapphire Coast with the launch of a music, art, and culture festival.

Australian luminaries Ziggy Alberts, DMA’s, The Teskey Brothers, and Winston Surfshirt are set to join scorching US soul singer Curtis Harding in his main Australian show, and legendary pop surrealists The Dandy Warhols at the inaugural Wanderer Festival, coming to the Sapphire Coast September 23-25.

These artists were named close by numerous others in Tuesday’s first-round announcement, among them Sarah Blasko, Jack River, Isabella Manfredi, Confidence Man, and Josh Pyke.

Celebration producer Simon Daly – who made a portion of Australia’s most remarkable musical and cultural experiences including The Falls and The Lost Lands – said Wanderer was tied in with “tearing down the barriers of the last few years and facilitating human connection and togetherness”.

The Wanderer Festival occurs from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 September. Tickets are marked down from Friday 3 June.

Pre-sale tickets for Wanderer will range from $30-$100 for a single-day ticket and $70-$260 for a three-day celebration pass.