Riverboats Music Festival 2026
Aquatic Reserve
Fri 13 Feb '26 – Sun 15 Feb '26
Overview
The multi-award-winning Riverboats Music Festival is back, descending on the banks of the Murray River at Echuca-Moama with its biggest line-up yet.
For three days under the towering river red gums, Riverboats 2026 will bring together an incredible mix of talent, community and good times.
Friday sets the tone with the alt-folk sounds of Norwood, Brisbane's psych-rockers Full Flower Moon Band, and a huge headline set from Baker Boy.
Saturday…
The multi-award-winning Riverboats Music Festival is back, descending on the banks of the Murray River at Echuca-Moama with its biggest line-up yet.
For three days under the towering river red gums, Riverboats 2026 will bring together an incredible mix of talent, community and good times.
Friday sets the tone with the alt-folk sounds of Norwood, Brisbane's psych-rockers Full Flower Moon Band, and a huge headline set from Baker Boy.
Saturday is stacked from start to finish with local duo The Wildlings open the day, followed by Queenie, Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham, the Andrew Gurruwiwi Band (all the way from N.E. Arnhem Land), the new all-star project Bleak Squad, the powerhouse soul of Emma Donovan performing Take Me To The River (a tribute to the soul icons of the last century), and the all-commanding Cash Savage and The Last Drinks. All this leading into a massive headline performance by rock icons The Living End.
Sunday closes the festival with Daisy Kilbourne, a spaghetti-western inspired project The Counterfeit ft. Freya Josephine Hollick, indie-pop fav Merpire, Paul Dempsey's super fun Shotgun Karaoke, and a stunning finale from roots icon, Xavier Rudd.
Come and join in for a weekend by the river - tickets on sale now.
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