Summer Fun Fest in Coldstream,

Joe Camilleri, born in Australia, gained fame as the frontman of Jo Jo Zep & the Falcons, later forming the Black Sorrows. Known for hits like "Hold On to Me," and their ARIA-winning performances, they mixed covers and originals. Collaborations with Vika and Linda Bull helped shape their sound. The Black Sorrows achieved major chart success and sold over 250,000 copies globally. Camilleri also released works with the Revelators and solo projects, showcasing his versatile style.

Chocolate Starfish, an influential 90s Australian rock band, hit the scene with hits like "You're So Vain" and "Mountain." Known for electrifying live shows, their lineup includes dynamic frontman Adam Thompson, bassist John 'Stones' Nixon, drummer Darren Danielson, and guitarist Zakk Zedras. They boast two Top 10 albums and six Top 50 singles.

Kate Ceberano, a Melbourne icon, celebrates 40 years in music with her 30th album featuring hits like "Brave" and "Pash." Known for rock, pop, soul, and jazz, she boasts 11 platinum albums and 10 Top 10 singles. With numerous awards and over 8000 performances, she's a revered, formidable artist collaborating with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

Jon Stevens, born in Upper Hutt, New Zealand, became a teen idol before leading Noiseworks. Known for his versatile, genre-spanning music, he starred as Judas in "Jesus Christ Superstar" and fronted INXS. Collaborated with Dave Stewart on the album "Starlight."

Lead singer of ‘70s Australian band Sherbet and successful solo artist Daryl Braithwait emerged with hits like "You're My World." Notable for albums like Edge and Rise, and songs "The Horses." Worked with Daft Punk, and inducted into ARIA Hall of Fame. Known for pop/rock style with contemporary sound.