2024 HONK! Oz Street Music Festival - calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from bands and related arts:
honkfest.org.au/2024-artists-eoi
2024 Schedule (full schedule coming soon)
- Thursday 11th January 2024 Crown Street Markets from 5pm
- Friday 12th January 2024 Port Kembla SERVO from 6pm
- Saturday 13th January Grand STREET Parade for horns, bikes and feet 12pm
- Saturday 13th January HONK! Oz 2024 Arts Precinct / Town Hall from 12.30pm
Participate:
Kids HONK! presented by Wollcon Staff and Junkadelic Brass Band
Run by Wollongong Conservatorium of Music staff, the Kids HONK! Band is an important feature of HONK! Oz Street Music Festival. Students will learn four tunes, across two workshops and perform as part of the HONK! oz Street Music Festival. Featuring special guest workshop presenters Junkadelic Brass Band. Info and Registration Here
HOOT Pickup Band for unattached (and attached) Musicians - with Ken Field
HOOT Band is open to the public and completely FREE. We welcome musicians attending HONK! Oz without a band.
Schedule and Registration. . . Coming Soon
Schedule and Registration. . . Coming Soon
All In Samba Event with Bateria61
An all-in Samba Band extravaganza - remembering Susan Richardson
HONK! Oz Street Music Festival
HONK! Oz Street Music Festival is an outdoor spectacle featuring alternative community bands and related arts. Completely free, and volunteer run, Honk Oz is a Parade! a Party! A Raucous celebration! Lots of Fun! Energetic, Irreverent, revelrous and with a somewhat DIY approach to instrumentation and attire. Honk bands perform to celebrate; to protest; to proclaim; some play for peace, some for activist causes; for community spirit and all of them play to have fun!!!!
HONK! Oz was founded by members of The Con Artists - a community ensemble based at Wollongong Conservatorium of Music. The concept was supported by The Illawarra Folk Club who generously provided funding to mount the first festival as a fringe event of the Illawarra Folk festival in January 2015.
HONK! Oz was founded by members of The Con Artists - a community ensemble based at Wollongong Conservatorium of Music. The concept was supported by The Illawarra Folk Club who generously provided funding to mount the first festival as a fringe event of the Illawarra Folk festival in January 2015.