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Overview
A brand new music series named The Point is coming to Fleet Steps at Yurong / Mrs Macquarie's Point this spring, with some big names among the first acts announced. Across the season, Missy Higgins, The Teskey Brothers, ICEHOUSE, Harbourlife and Hot Dub on the Harbour will all take to the stage, spanning a range of genres across one exciting waterfront lineup.
Presented by Sydney events and festival collective Fuzzy, The Point will transform Sydney Harbour into a floating, open-air concert venue. The Point builds on Fuzzy's 30 years of producing live music events, offering audiences a seasonal program of standalone shows spanning genres and lineups. Ready to kick off festival season? Here's who'll be performing on the floating stage this spring.
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ICEHOUSE
What could be more patriotic than witnessing one of Australia's most influential rock bands play as the sun sets over Sydney Harbour? On Wednesday, September 30, ICEHOUSE, who formed in Sydney in 1977, will take to the Fleet Steps to perform their greatest hits for one night only. With Central Coast folk band Little Quirks joining as support, you'll get to experience four decades' worth of tracks, including Great Southern Land, Electric Blue, and Crazy live, all with the city skyline as a backdrop.
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Missy Higgins
The following night, Thursday, October 1, belongs to Missy Higgins, who will play her only Sydney show of 2026 at The Point. It's a good excuse for a waterfront singalong, with Missy Higgins bringing her catalogue of beloved Australian songwriting to the harbour for a (hopefully) balmy Sydney spring evening.
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The Teskey Brothers
The run of Australian legends performing at The Point continues on Friday, October 2, when Melbourne band The Teskey Brothers celebrate the tenth anniversary of their debut album, Half Mile Harvest. Expect the band's trademark soulful, blues-infused sound, with the floating stage and Sydney Harbour providing the setting for a special anniversary show.
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Hot Dub on the Harbour
Things take a turn towards the dancefloor in November, with Hot Dub on the Harbour returning on Friday, November 20 for its fifth anniversary. Hot Dub Time Machine will bring its genre-spanning party to the waterfront for a night of throwback hits and big beats. Special guests and support acts are yet to be announced, but given the first two releases have sold out, it's almost certain that Hot Dub on the Harbour will bring its famous Sydney party to the Fleet Steps.
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Harbourlife
Finally, on Saturday, November 21, Harbourlife will wrap up The Point series with a full day of electronic music. The lineup features Honey Dijon, Max Dean b2b Luke Dean, Ben Sterling b2b Omar+, HoneyLuv, Jordan Brando, Morgan Seatree, Bella Backe and Samantha Loveridge. From 2 pm, Harbourlife will kick off summer's festival season, and with tickets almost sold out, the floating stage is set to be the hottest party in the city.
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With five events spanning three months, The Point is shaping up to be one of the most scenic additions to the spring gig calendar. Whether you're after a nostalgic Australian act or a big night out on the dancefloor, The Point is giving Sydney a reason to spend spring by the harbour.