A Day in the Gully Set Times Are Here
Don’t miss your fav artists on what’s going to be a huge day right here at Civic Park
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In just a couple of weeks, the northern suburbs will welcome A Day in the Gully, South Australia’s newest music festival.
Produced by SRO Events (Standing Room Only) in partnership with City of Tea Tree Gully, the festival features an incredible lineup of Aussie artists, headlined by punk rock icons The Living End.
Taking over Civic Park in Modbury on Saturday 28 February, the lineup also features The Note cover stars Ball Park Music, singer-songwriter Pete Murray, downtempo indie electronic artist Chet Faker, pop superstar Mallrat, DJ/producer Disco Lines and Adelaide’s own Teenage Joans and The Tullamarines.
To help you plan your day so you don’t miss your favourite artists, the organisers of the all-day, all-ages, family-friendly event have shared the set lists, which has no clashes. Check it out below.
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Not only is A Day in the Gully hosting some of the country’s best music acts, but there will be a heap of food trucks and local eateries dishing up gourmet grub and several well stocked of bars serving craft wine, beer and cocktails celebrating producers from the Gully and beyond.
“We’re thrilled to be bringing A Day in the Gully to Tea Tree Gully in February 2026 - an incredible new music festival that celebrates community, creativity, and connection,” says Danielle Jones, Managing Director & Co-Owner of SRO Events. “Our vision is to create an unforgettable experience that showcases amazing Australian artists, local food and wine, and the relaxed, welcoming vibe that makes this region so special.”
City of Tea Tree Gully Mayor Marijka Ryan adds, “This new music festival is all about bringing people together. It will be a great chance to celebrate Australian live music and have some fun - right in our own backyard. I’m really looking forward to seeing everyone at Civic Park, having an amazing time.”
A Day in the Gully takes place at Civic Park in Modbury on Saturday 28 February. Tickets on sale now at adayinthegully.com.au.
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