Catch some of South Australia’s most promising up-and-coming acts strut their stuff at The Gov next month.
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BigFest is back bigger and better in 2026 for its third edition, taking over The Gov on Friday 10 April.
A showcase of South Australian music talent presented by Huge Events, BigFest 3 features a jam-packed lineup of awesome local talent, headlined by synth-pop trio TONIX.
They’ll be joined on stage by post-punk five-piece Loophole, rock meets reggae quartet Even Hannah, playing their debut show, surf rockers Loader Lane, hip hop and R&B inspired artist Hugh Deeny and emerging singer-songwriter Zara Chantelle.
BigFest is a great initiative that gives local bands the chance to perform on the iconic stage at The Gov that has been graced by some of the biggest artists both nationally and overseas.
SA music lovers need to support shows like this to help nurture the next wave of emerging local talent.
BigFest 3 takes place at The Gov on Friday 10 April. Tickets on sale at oztix.com.au.
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Catch some of South Australia’s most promising up-and-coming acts strut their stuff at The Gov next month.
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