The full lineup for Kiama’s next landmark music festival, Folk By The Sea, has been revealed, with 35 artists and performers making their way down the coast to perform.

The lineup includes 145 events that will take place across five venues at Kiama Showground, and another two venues at Kiama Anglican Church, from 22-24 September 2023.

There’s a plethora of events for all to participate in, from music workshops for aspiring musicians to spoken word events, dances, and plenty of shanties for those in need of a sing-a-long.

Festival organisers previously announced that this year’s festival will feature a ‘Voice of First Nations Folk’ concert with Indigenous artists. The concert will be headlined by Gumaraa, First Nations singer-songwriter Pirritu and Microwave Jenny, composed of Indigenous duo Tessa Neku and Brendan Boney, which fuses folk, pop and jazz together.

Tickets are available now for punters of all ages. The festival is also looking for interested volunteers to participate.

Check out the full lineup in alphabetical order below:

Alijamia 

Cha Cha del mar 

Chloe & Jason Roweth 

Corn Nut Creek 

East of West

Enda Kenny

Felicity Dowd

Fly Little Sparrow

Frankie & Albert 

Good Tunes Session

Gumaraa 

John Ralph 

Kiama Pipe Band 

Kiama Sea Shanty Club

LJ Parks

Mad Kelpie Playdate

Microwave Jenny 

Nerida Cuddy 

Peter Willey 

Pirritu 

Redfern Shanty Club

Remembering John Dengate

Rheinberger & Wilson 

Robyn Sykes

Russell Churcher & Mark Ballesi & guests

Russell Hannah

Rusty & The Saint 

Sarah Humphreys 

Scroggin 

Southern Cross Bush Band & Friends

Stonybroke 

The Con Artists

The Fallen Robins 

The Water Runners

Todd Cook

Tony & Helen Romeo

Tribal Jewels Dance Co

We Mavericks

Wil Linder