

The Port Fairy Folk Festival is a popular annual four-day music festival based in the historic fishing village of Port Fairy in Victoria, Australia. Traditionally staged during the local Labour Day long weekend (the first Friday each March), the first event was held in December 1977, and has been an annual fixture ever since. At first concentrating on Irish traditional music and culture, the focus has subsequently broadened to include a diverse range of styles and influences, from Blues/Roots to World Music.
Skerryvore / John Butler Trio / Kate Rusby / Grace Petrie / Joshua Burnside / The Burning Hell / The Longest Johns / Jon Cleary / Luka Bloom / The Haar / Eleanor McEvoy / Alice Howe / Freebo / Alosa / Amaidi / Candice Lorrae / Daoiri Farrell / Detta Kenzie / Holly Munro / Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen / Kutcha Edwards / Kyarna / Laura Urteaga / Benjamín Aedo / Magpie Diaries / Mia Dyson / The Milk Carton Kids / Mick Thomas / Minor Gold / Ngulmiya / Pau Figueres / Ordinary Elephant / Sam Kelly / The Settlement / Sixpence None The Richer / Steph Strings / Sue Ray / Tim Easton / Tuck Shop Ladies / Ukulele Death Squad / The Waifs / We Mavericks
When is Port Fairy Folk Festival 2027?
Port Fairy Folk Festival 2027 will take place Friday 5th - Monday 8th March.
Where is Port Fairy Folk Festival?
Port Fairy Folk Festival takes place at Southcombe Park Sports Reserve (Festival Arena) located at Campbell Street, Port Fairy, Victoria, 3284, Australia.
Are there age restrictions at Port Fairy Folk Festival?
Port Fairy Folk Festival is an all ages event.