Some of the biggest Aussies acts from across the past 30 years will take to the stage at Werribee Park in November for One Electric Day.
The iconic outdoor show has become one of Victoria’s favourite one-day music festivals and promises to be a super day out for the family and deliver something for everyone.
The festival line-up includes Noiseworks, who provided the soundtrack to every big night in the 1980s, with rock anthems ‘No Lies’, ‘Take Me Back’, ‘Hot Chilli Woman’, ‘Touch’, and countless others. Original band members Jon Stevens, Steve Balbi, and Kevin Nicol will deliver all their legendary hits, including those from their 2022 album ‘Evolution’.
Joining Noiseworks will be Birds of Toyko. Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Wolfmother, led by vocalist-guitarist Andrew Stockdale, will also take to the stage at Werribee Park, alongside Baby Animals, Chocolate Starfish and Killing Heidi, which celebrates 25 years since the release of its debut album ‘Reflector’ next year.
One Electric Day is at Werribee Park, K Road, Werribee South, on Sunday, November 17, and can be attended by all aged. Under-18s must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and children under six years of age can enter for free.
Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com.au
