The Melbourne Zoo has announced another season of twilight concerts for this coming summer.
The line-up includes local and international musical talent and there’s plenty of interesting diversity in the new bill, which will include performances every Friday and Saturday night from 29 January to 12 March 2016. Proceeds will be directed to the fight against wildlife extinction.
As well as the concerts, you can explore the Zoo at dusk with animal exhibits open exclusively for Zoo Twilights’ guests from 5:30pm until 7:00pm. The Zoo will also be hosting a special Keeper presentation for the lions and elephants on each of the concert nights. After enjoying your time visiting the amazing wildlife, you can head to the lawns to settle under the stars and listen to your favourite music in a wonderful setting.
Far From Folsom Featuring Tex Perkins (support Vic Simms)
The Waifs (support Ruby Boots)
Jose Gonzales (support Tiny Ruins)
John Butler Trio (support Tin Pan Orange)
Josh Pyke (support Winterbourne)
Birds of Tokyo (support Fractures)
Jebediah (support Glen Richards)
Mark Seymour & Undertow (support Ben Salter)
San Cisco + Last Dinosaurs
Kasey Chambers (support Karise Eden)
Colin Hay
CW Stoneking + Marlon Williams
Bjorn Again
Belinda Carlisle (support Pseudo Echo)
The Zoo has available a selection of meals and snacks, alcoholic drinks and non-alcoholic drinks all available for purchase on the night in the Taste of Twilights dining zone. You can also pre-purchase a food hamper at the ticket checkout to collect on arrival. Click here to preview the hamper menu.
Book tickets online by following the link and clicking on the artists or phoning The Ticket Group on 1300 111 369.
Zoo Members receive a 10% discount. Become a member today and receive all the member benefits.
All Zoo Twilights proceeds help Zoos Victoria fight wildlife extinction. Learn more about our campaign to help save the Eastern Barred Bandicoot and how you can help save this local species.
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So what /who are you looking at, Rob? Too much to choose from……..
Yes Marnee a good line-up. Love to see The Waifs but I’ll be out of town that night, So I might go for Kasey Chambers and Colin Hay. It’s a great setting!