Sydney’s Northern Beaches are getting a major new music festival, with Wolfmother, Ball Park Music and special guests Yothu Yindi leading the charge at the inaugural Aloha Festival on Saturday 6 March 2027.

Taking over Dee Why Beach, the all-ages event is shaping up to be the biggest music festival the Northern Beaches have seen in more than 20 years, with a capacity of 15,000 and a lineup packed with Australian talent.

Joining the headliners are Dune Rats, The Terrys, The Beautiful Girls, Mid Drift and The Beefs, bringing everything from hard rock and indie anthems to surf rock and laid-back coastal grooves.

But Aloha isn’t just about the music. The festival will celebrate Australia’s surf culture with screenings of iconic surf films between live sets, alongside First Nations and Hawaiian cultural experiences, ocean safety initiatives and environmental programs.

With Wolfmother’s thunderous riffs, Ball Park Music’s indie favourites and Yothu Yindi’s extraordinary musical legacy all on the same bill, Dee Why Beach is in for one hell of a Saturday.

Presale tickets are available from Friday 23 October, with general tickets on sale Monday 26 October at 10am AEDT.

Go HERE for tickets.

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