Bondi Beach is getting a punk-rock send-off to summer, with Amyl and The Sniffers headlining Golden Hour 2027. After a sold-out debut edition earlier this year featuring certified rock legends Crowded House, Fuzzy's beachside music festival returns on Thursday, March 4, with a stacked lineup of Aussie talent. Led by the ever-energetic Amy Taylor, the Grammy-nominated Aussie pub-rock export, Amyl and The Sniffers, is returning home for perhaps their biggest Australian show yet. Also on the lineup are Malyangapa and Barkindji rapper BARKAA and Western Sydney post-punk outfit Xiao Xiao, making every bill on the act fronted by a woman. Fresh from Grammy and BRIT Award nominations, Amyl and The Sniffers have spent nearly a decade taking their ferocious live show to stages worldwide. Meanwhile, BARKAA continues to push Australian hip hop forward, and Xiao Xiao are quickly rising, with three FBi Radio SMAC Awards already under their belt in 2026, plus an appearance at Melbourne's Rising Festival. To keep things accessible, Golden Hour is also bringing back its $99.90 Affordability Ticket for eligible concession holders and students, along with discounted MobTix for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Waverley locals can access a dedicated presale from 10am AEDT on Tuesday, October 20, before general presale tickets follow. For a big day by the beach, don't wait to get your tickets. Like what you see? Subscribe to the Concrete Playground newsletter to get stories just like these straight to your inbox. Images: Supplied.
