The inaugural Home Ground Sounds will become an annual event following its success. Photos: Noel Fisher.
Event organisers say the recent Home Ground Sounds concert in Cohuna will become an annual event after a successful inaugural show.
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The six-hour event brought together some big names and contributed to local community groups via fundraising.
Cohuna Kangas Football Netball Club president Wade Mathers said community groups were the lifeblood of regional towns.
“Home Ground Sounds not only brought a wonderful day of entertainment to the area but provided many of the community groups an opportunity to raise funds that we simply have not had before,” he said.
“The event itself was hours of fantastic music and fun for all ages, but the impact the concert had will extend well beyond one day.”
Headline act The Wolfe Brothers.
Headliners The Wolfe Brothers were preceded by an eclectic mix of acts, blending country, rock and blues on stage.
Shannon Noll joined Rob Mills for his Bon Jovi tribute act, marking the first time in decades the pair had shared a stage.
Shannon Noll (middle) joined Rob Mills (right) and his band on stage.
Blues and rock band 19-Twenty, multi-instrumental party band Big and Horny, and newcomer Zak Armstrong entertained with their diverse performances.
19-Twenty brought their high-energy performance to the crowd.
Thirteen-piece band Big and Horny brought their music and humour to Cohuna.
DJ Versa@tille kept the crowd moving with his mixing skills, while Sam + Sam added a layer of depth to the performances across the day.
DJ Vers@tille kept the tunes going and the crowd moving.
Families gathered at the Recreation Reserve throughout the day, and children could be seen enjoying the on-site amusement rides.
Organisers are already planning for next year’s event, and first tickets are already on sale.
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