Darwin Festival in Palmerston: Global Rhythms
The Kandola Allstars, Gaba Gaba Bayan, Larry Gurruwiwi & Malawurr
A world class multicultural music showcase to have you up and dancing under the Palmerston stars.
The Kandola Allstars are a group of virtuosic, eclectic musicians who represent some of the finest talent Australia has to offer. Friendship and shared musical projects have seen these artists performing and touring together for many years, most recently as part of the Bobby Singh & Friends project. Due to circumstances beyond our control, Bobby is unable to travel to Darwin, but his friends in the Kandola Allstars will represent him in both music and spirit.
Drawing on the legacy of Drum Drum and Drumming Up The Storm, PNG/Australian master drummer Airileke brings together his family of drummers alongside dancers from across the Pacific. Gaba Gaba Bayan invite you to a special celebration of rhythm, migration, life and nature, with a message to the world.
Larry Gurruwiwi is a force of nature. A multi-instrumentalist with an incredible voice, he is also acknowledged as the greatest traditional yidaki virtuoso in the world. Continuing the legacy of his late father, the legendary Galpu Clan leader Mr D Gurruwiwi, Larry brings the music of the world’s oldest culture to a contemporary audience.
This stunning program of music from across South Asia, the Pacific and the Northern Territory will immerse you in culture, music and dance across generations, genres, lands and seas. Let the rhythm carry you into the night...
The Kandola Allstars are a group of virtuosic, eclectic musicians who represent some of the finest talent Australia has to offer. Friendship and shared musical projects have seen these artists performing and touring together for many years, most recently as part of the Bobby Singh & Friends project. Due to circumstances beyond our control, Bobby is unable to travel to Darwin, but his friends in the Kandola Allstars will represent him in both music and spirit.
Drawing on the legacy of Drum Drum and Drumming Up The Storm, PNG/Australian master drummer Airileke brings together his family of drummers alongside dancers from across the Pacific. Gaba Gaba Bayan invite you to a special celebration of rhythm, migration, life and nature, with a message to the world.
Larry Gurruwiwi is a force of nature. A multi-instrumentalist with an incredible voice, he is also acknowledged as the greatest traditional yidaki virtuoso in the world. Continuing the legacy of his late father, the legendary Galpu Clan leader Mr D Gurruwiwi, Larry brings the music of the world’s oldest culture to a contemporary audience.
This stunning program of music from across South Asia, the Pacific and the Northern Territory will immerse you in culture, music and dance across generations, genres, lands and seas. Let the rhythm carry you into the night...
BYO picnic blankets and low chairs. No BYO alcohol. Food stalls onsite.
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Sessions
Duration: 3hrs 30mins
- Sat 15 Aug: 5:45pm
Ticket Prices
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Full Price:
$36.00
- Concession: $32.00
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Community Tix:
$25.00
Prices may not be available on all sessions
All transactions incur a $5.50 transaction fee (some exceptions apply). Read more at Fees explained.
1 Venue
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Goyder Square, Palmerston
The Blvd, Palmerston City
- Outdoor venue with step-free mobility aid access and an accessible bathroom – may have poor quality path or an incline.
- Venue is suitable for all ages
Accessibility
- High audio content
Credits & acknowledgements
Photos Connor Askham and © Sophie Ansel / sophieansel.com
Supported by
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Supported by Australia now: Pacific edition, an Australian Government initiative celebrating the deep cultural connections between Australia and our Pacific partners.