Running Saturday afternoons between 10 January and 4 April, Sunset Sessions is a chance to discover your new favourite musicians, thanks to a line-up of talented performers curated by The Music & Booze Co.
As they lay down tracks spanning a range of genres, you’ll picnic with friends and family on the sprawling lawns of Biloela House – a relaxed outdoor setting with an unrivalled view of Sydney Harbour.
Plus: Snacks and refreshments will be available to purchase at the venue. For the best value, pre-order food and beverages with your Sunset Sessions tickets to unlock a discount.
Tickets are just $38 per person and children, 12 and under, are FREE with a paying adult. So, what are you waiting for… book your tickets, pack a picnic rug and let the good times roll!
Meet the talented musicians who’ll be taking to our Biloela Lawn stage during the 2026 Sunset Sessions season.
Skyscraper Stan is an Antipodean songwriter known for his razor-sharp lyrics and storytelling. Two studio albums and countless live performances, he’s honed a style where every line carries meaning. Thoughtful, poetic and steeped in lived experience, his songs capture life in all its grit and beauty.
Lady Lyon crafts songs with raw passion and nostalgic charm. Blending alt-country, indie rock and garage psych, her sound is joyful and heartfelt. Think Wolf Alice meets Angel Olsen with a classy rock’n’roll edge. With honey-drenched vocals and lyrics that cut deep, Lady Lyon delivers pure, powerful emotion every time.
Charlie Collins is an acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter known for her genre-blending sound that fuses country, pop and rock influences. Her debut 2019 album Snowpine earned an ARIA nomination for Best Country Album while her sophomore album Undone received critical acclaim.
Mia Lovelock fuses music and art in an immersive performance celebrating culture, sustainability and self-expression. Blending alt-country, folk and pop with live painting, Mia’s work honours the strength of First Nations women and the power of connection through creativity.
Immy Owusu’s Afrodelik sound blends psychedelia, Zamrock and Highlife. Raised between surf rock and traditional West African music, his debut album LO-LIFE! earned an Australian Music Prize nomination. Following his 2025 EP Spiritual War with Sensible J, he’ll release his second album AFRODELIKIZM in 2026.
Dom Diaz is an acclaimed artist, producer and multi-instrumentalist known for his genre-blending mix of Pop, Hip Hop and R&B. Drawing on Dominican roots and Australian influences, Dom delivers boundary-breaking music with undeniable presence and global appeal.
Bella Amor uses her love for music to create meaningful and relatable tunes inspired by soul artists such as Matt Corby and YEBBA. Through heartfelt lyrics and emotive vocals, she draws on personal experiences to create music that resonates with listeners who’ve felt the same.
Mina-Siale is a singer-songwriter based in Sydney. With a rich family tradition of jazz, soul and R&B, Mina-Siale brings her smooth, sultry voice to her own compositions as well as jazz standards and modern-day classics.
PA777IENCE is a Gadigal-based RnB and neo-soul singer, producer and multi-instrumentalist from Dharug Land, Western Sydney. With a powerful voice, PA777IENCE invites listeners into vulnerable stories of love, loss, resilience and future dreams, shaped by their journey and commitment to artistic growth and emotional truth.
Lucienne, meaning 'light', channels the prophecy of her name through poetry and music. Inspired by soul and gospel greats like T.L. Barrett, Etta James, Gil Scott-Heron and Parliament-Funkadelic, she explores spiritual transformation through song.
Beth & Blue's take on the love song is panoramic, addressing themes of desire, euphoria, fragility and despair with equal doses of melodrama and surrealism. The music has echoes of New Wave and dream pop, but dominated by the reverberated harmonies of Grist and Index, Beth and Blue’s sound is marked by a hymnal quality that is definitely ethereal and hard to place.
Indira Elias is a creative polymath blending cinematic folk-noir with experimental sound. An artist, composer and producer, she crafts ethereal, haunting music that invites reflection and explores mythology.
Choose from a range of food and refreshments available for purchase from the Marina Cafe & Bar popup stall.
Alcohol, food (including grazing boxes) and other refreshments will be available for purchase from Marina Cafe & Bar. Want to save? Pre-order a grazing box (up to 48 hours before your show) when you book your ticket:
European Grazing Box (2 to 3 people) – $40 save $5 when pre-ordered. Includes gourmet Australian cheeses, cured meats, antipasto, fruit and other grazing goodies. Gluten-free and vegetarian boxes available.
European Grazing Box with a bottle premium wine (2 to 3 people) – $100 save $10 when pre-ordered. Includes gourmet Australian cheeses, cured meats, antipasto, fruit and other grazing goodies. Gluten-free and vegetarian boxes available.
XL European Grazing Box (4 to 10 people) – $100 (only available pre-order). Includes gourmet Australian cheeses, cured meats, antipasto, fruit and other grazing goodies. Gluten-free and vegetarian boxes available.
XL European Grazing Box with 2 bottles of premium wine (4 to 10 people) – $200 (only available pre-order). Includes gourmet Australian cheeses, cured meats, antipasto, fruit and other grazing goodies. Gluten-free and vegetarian boxes available.
The easiest way to get to Cockatoo Island is by public ferry. The F3 and F8 services operate to Cockatoo Island daily, departing from Circular Quay and Barangaroo, as well as from wharves along Parramatta River. Please note travel costs are not included with the performance ticket. You will need to either purchase a ferry ticket or tap on/off with your Opal card or credit card.
For further information, including timetables, visit the Transport NSW website.
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