NEWS

In the lead up to the return of the Port Fairy Folk Festival in March 2022, the major music event today announced acclaimed Mutti Mutti man, singer and songwriter Kutcha Edwards as its Artist of the Year, the festival’s greatest honour in partnership with the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and Maton Guitars. Standing alongside the great bluesman, the Port Fairy Folk Festival announced lo-fi folk soul star Kee’ahn as its Emerging Artist of the Year, supported by Just Guitars.

Beloved national music icon and Maar Nation Elder, Uncle Archie Roach AM, is incredibly proud to launch the inaugural Archie Roach Foundation stage on Peek Whurrong country, thanks to a very special partnership with the Port Fairy Folk Festival.

Port Fairy Folk Festival announce third artist lineup for 2022 event. Port Fairy Folk Festival returns to the iconic seaside village on the long weekend in March 2022, delivering a huge line-up of artists including homegrown Australian and New Zealand talent set in the surrounds of the mighty Southern Ocean.

What do you (and your kids!) want in 2022? More face painters? Less face painters? More kids music? More activities? Now’s your chance to tell us what you want to see in 2022.

Port Fairy Folk Festival today announced a fresh second artist line-up for its major comeback event in the sensational music-loving seaside village in March 2022.

We have a new Shoelace Session to share with the world!
Please enjoy Brooke Russell performing Sylvia as part of our intimate March Concert Series recorded earlier this year.

Following the success of our March Concert Series at The Reardon Theatre, Port Fairy Folk Festival is proud to present Sing a Song of Sixpence on Friday 27 August at the beautiful St John’s Church.

Show the world your Folkie pride and score one of our limited-edition t-shirts, caps, stubby holders and more!