Complete Program 2025 - Four Winds

Complete 2025 Program

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CARAVÃNA SUN + Sunday Lemonade & The Dirty Manes

Sat 18 January2:00 pm Sound Shell Free – $45

The Necks: Bleed Album Tour

Sun 9 February3:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Songs of the Sea: Mikelangelo & Van Diemen’s Fiddles

Sun 2 March6:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Warigamban | Sculptural & Screen Print Installation by Walbunja/Monaro Artist Cheryl Davison

Sat 15 March10:00 am Windsong Pavilion Free

Grigoryan Brothers | Amistad

Fri 28 March6:30 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Red Dirt Hymns | Residency LAB

Tue 1 April All Day Event Windsong Pavilion Free

Easter Friday Evening: Gathering

Fri 18 April6:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Easter Saturday Morning: Love

Sat 19 April11:00 am Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Easter Saturday Afternoon: WINTERREISE

Sat 19 April3:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Easter Sunday Morning: TRANSCENDENCE

Sun 20 April11:00 am Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Easter Sunday Afternoon: Song + Dance

Sun 20 April3:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Lior In Concert

Sun 1 June3:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

An intimate concert featuring Ngaiire and Paul Grabowsky | A Bird is Not a Bird That Cannot Sing

Fri 11 July6:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

The Mushroom Whisperers

Sun 20 July4:00 pm Windsong Pavilion $45

Simon Tedeschi with special guest George Washingmachine | Gershwin & more

Sun 27 July2:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Flavours of Spain | Classical Guitarist Karin Schaupp and Pianist Alex Raineri

Sun 10 August2:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Hamed Sadeghi with Sohrab Kolahdooz

Sat 16 August2:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Acacia Quartet Residency

Thu 21 August All Day Event Windsong Pavilion

How to Read a City | Featuring Acacia Quartet

Sat 30 August3:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Affinity Quartet Residency

Mon 1 September All Day Event Windsong Pavilion Free

Spring Sing

Sat 6 September3:30 pm Windsong Pavilion $By Donation

First Nations Women Artists’ Panel | Creativity and Country

Sun 14 September11:30 am Windsong Pavilion FREE - RSVP Below

Stiff Gins | Crossroads Album Tour

Sun 14 September2:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Barragga Yangga | Many Songs Residency

Sat 20 September All Day Event Windsong Pavilion

Rune Alith with Special Guests

Thu 16 October5:30 pm $39 – $49

Youth Orchestras String Extravaganza

Sun 26 October1:00 pm $20 – $25

Incantation | Affinity Quartet

Sun 2 November2:00 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $45

Spring Youth Music Festival 2025

Sun 23 November11:00 am Windsong Pavilion Free – $20

Red Dirt Hymns | Luminescence Chamber Singers with Bega Valley Male Voice Choir, Riverbend Choir, That Bunch of Singers and Spirit Allegro

Sun 23 November3:30 pm Windsong Pavilion Free – $20

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FRED LEONE & RADIO FOR GHOSTS | July 12 2pm

Genre-defying artist and award-winning Butchulla Songman Fred Leone joins forces with award-winning producer, hip-hop artist and multi-instrumentalist Leigh Roy Ryan (aka Plutonic Lab) under the creative banner ‘Fred Leone & Radio for Ghosts’.

Together they craft deep, soul-driven music woven with Leone’s lived experiences as a First Nations man. Stories of social justice, grief, beauty, and enduring love rise to the surface, guiding listeners on a powerful and transcendent musical journey.

This striking collaboration brings together Leone’s commanding, soulful vocals and storytelling with Ryan’s deep rhythms, warm grooves, and expressive instrumentation.

Following performances at Brisbane Festival and Brunswick Music Festival, and ahead of their debut album, Fred Leone & Radio for Ghosts deliver an unforgettable, deeply moving experience rich with emotion.

SUN JULY 12 | 2PM
Windsong Pavilion, Bermagui NSW
Food & Drink from 12:30pm
Tickets www.fourwinds.com.au
Genre #firstnations #hiphop

Proudly supported by Gang Gang Residencies | @ganggangresidencies

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Barragga Yangga, Many Songs took place over the weekend, and we hardly have words. A completely otherworldly performance experience curated by Four Winds First Nations Creative Director Cheryl Overton (nee Davison) & Djinama Yilaga Choir, produced by Four Winds.

Whilst otherworldly in feeling, it was tangibly grounded in Country, culture and community accessed through deep listening thanks to the unique storytelling of First Nations song and instrument, classical composition, taiko drumming and contemporary choir collaboration.

Supported by New South Wales Government through Create NSW and Destination New South Wales, Navigate Arts, Gang Gang Residencies, Bundanon Trust, QPAC and South East Arts.

Alongside the Barragga Yangga Patron Syndicate:
The Sutherland Foundation, Christina Kennedy, Georgina Ward, Tony and Sue Morrison, Baillie Family Foundation and Simon Bragg.

✨ There are too many people to thank, but we will do our best.

Sound Production & Video Sam Martin & Benji Fowler, @sams.caravan

Lighting & Event production Matty Scott, @navigateartstanja

Event Producer, Louise Morris

Photography, David Rogers @davey_rogers

Videography Alfie Tait

The musicians and collaborating artists who composed, rehearsed, travelled and gifted us with their profound, moving talent @fredleone @affinityquartett @pacothehunter @rolandpeelman @heathcullen @geoffreybadger @stonewavetaikodrumming

The students who performed bravely and enthusiastically

The community choir members who embraced it all, adding power behind each word

The Four Winds Volunteer community for whom we are infinitely grateful, as they pour every ounce of love and passion into making unique music experiences in nature possible

And YOU our audience who embraced the magnificently sacred tribute to all this land holds so tenderly.

The stories Djinama Yilaga convey are those of lived experience, trauma, connection, joy, family, friendship and resilience and we are so lucky to have witnessed them.

Barragga Yangga was a true display of hope and if you missed out, we encourage you to see it at @atqpac!

#fourwindsau #djinamayilaga #barraggayangga #firstnationsstorytelling

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ARTISTS OF THE ILIAD OUT LOUD | @sohrabkolahdooz_percussion

Sohrab Kolahdooz is a versatile percussionist, educator, and music advocate whose work spans continents and cultures.

With a deep passion for rhythm, Sohrab has performed and collaborated with acclaimed musicians around the world. Drawing from diverse musical traditions, his artistry blends technical mastery with a keen sense of creative expression.

As a music academy manager, he has also shaped educational spaces where students thrive and explore their musical potential. Sohrab’s performances and projects reflect his dedication to expanding the boundaries of percussion, while his commitment to music education continues to inspire the next generation of musicians.

ABOUT THE ILIAD
The Iliad. Reimagined for our time. 28 June.

An unmissable performance event where Homer’s ancient epic is brought to life out loud by actor and storyteller William Zappa, guided by his sonorous voice and live music from Persian tar virtuoso Hamed Sadeghi and master percussionist Sohrab Kolahdooz.

This is not theatre as you know it — it’s a rhythmic, immersive, day-long journey through heroism, loss, betrayal and the very heart of human drama.

“Zappa has done a wondrous thing. Bringing Homer to the people.” - Sydney Arts Guide

You can choose to experience one part or stay for all three as the story unfolds in the acoustically pristine Windsong Pavilion, surrounded by the natural beauty of Barragga Bay.

A rare chance to hear one of the oldest stories in Western literature in a form that feels urgent, immediate and profoundly alive.

Tickets are on sale now! www.fourwinds.com.au

June 28
Part I 10am
Part II 1pm
Part III 4pm
Turkish & Greek Meal Boxes available + Bar
Inside the Windsong Pavilion, Bermagui NSW

*Performance includes 3 x 2hr parts, with 1hr intervals between each - Part 1, 2 & 3 each $47 General Admission, $37 Concession, 16&U FREE or 3 Parts for $120

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ARTISTS OF THE ILIAD OUT LOUD | @hamedsadeghi_tar_

Hamed Sadeghi is an Iranian-born tar player and composer based on Gadigal land (Sydney). Trained as a Persian classical musician in Tehran, Hamed’s haunting compositions give you a taste of his cherished culture. He has performed at the most notable music festivals and in prestigious concert halls in Australia and around the world alongside touring nationally and internationally with his band Eishan Ensemble, the improvisation trio Vazesh and with Persian maestro Shahram Nazeri amongst others.

As a composer Sadeghi has released 6 albums to critical acclaim and has earned recognition through nominations for ARIA Awards 2021 for best world music album and best jazz album He has been a finalist at APRA Art Music Awards and has been nominated for best original score of mainstage production at Sydney Theatre Awards.

ABOUT
The Iliad. Reimagined for our time. 28 June.

An unmissable performance event where Homer’s ancient epic is brought to life out loud by actor and storyteller William Zappa, guided by his sonorous voice and live music from Persian tar virtuoso Hamed Sadeghi and master percussionist Sohrab Kolahdooz.

This is not theatre as you know it — it’s a rhythmic, immersive, day-long journey through heroism, loss, betrayal and the very heart of human drama.

“Zappa has done a wondrous thing. Bringing Homer to the people.” - Sydney Arts Guide

You can choose to experience one part or stay for all three as the story unfolds in the acoustically pristine Windsong Pavilion, surrounded by the natural beauty of Barragga Bay.

A rare chance to hear one of the oldest stories in Western literature in a form that feels urgent, immediate and profoundly alive.

Tickets are on sale now! www.fourwinds.com.au

June 28
Part I 10am
Part II 1pm
Part III 4pm
Turkish & Greek Meal Boxes available + Bar
Inside the Windsong Pavilion, Bermagui NSW

*Performance includes 3 x 2hr parts, with 1hr intervals between each - Part 1, 2 & 3 each $47 General Admission, $37 Concession, 16&U FREE or 3 Parts for $120

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