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News · 25 August 2026

Barossa Weekend of Music 2026 Returns in September

The ASQ will be joined by award-winning singer Parvyn and multi-instrumentalist Josh Bennett.

By Tobias Handke

Australian String Quartet musicians holding violins and cello with singer Parvyn Kaur Singh in traditional dress, photo by Samuel Jozeps.
ASQ and Parvyn Kaur Singh - photo by Samuel Jozeps

The Barossa Weekend of Music is a bespoke three-day festival curated by the Australian String Quartet (ASQ) that brings chamber music to the country.

Running from Friday 18 to Sunday 20 September, the event is a celebration of music, food and wine in some of the Barossa's most iconic settings.

The festival features two concert-only experiences, opening with a concert at Angaston Town Hall on Friday followed by an evening performance on Saturday at Peter Lehmann Wines’ Old Redemption Cellar.

Across the weekend are dining events at Maggie Beer’s The Farm Eatery and Seppeltsfield and a cellar door experience at Peter Lehmann Wines, with the final concert taking place on Sunday at Jam Factory at Seppeltsfield.

Joining the ASQ will be the award-winning singer Parvyn and multi-instrumentalist Josh Bennett, bringing the worlds of classic string quartet and Parvyn's Indian raga, soul, jazz and contemporary music roots together.

The final release of tickets includes limited Gold Packages that provide access to all of the concert and dining experiences. More information on tickets and packages is available at asq.com.au.

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"The Barossa is a region renowned for its rich cultural and musical heritage, and we’re thrilled to be returning for the second Barossa Weekend of Music following the success of our inaugural festival in 2024," said ASQ Chief Executive Officer, Angelina Zucco.

"Working alongside our valued community partners, we look forward to creating another unforgettable weekend that celebrates exceptional music, warm hospitality and the unique spirit of the Barossa."

"We are very excited to be returning to the Barossa Valley in September for a beautiful weekend of music, hospitality and community. As a Quartet, we value our connection to the regions, and we can’t wait for audiences to experience the 2026 festival in some of the most enchanting spaces in South Australia," said ASQ violist Chris Cartlidge.

The Barossa Weekend of Music takes place across the Barossa Valley from Friday 18 to Sunday 20 September. Tickets on sale now at asq.com.au.

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