Turn it up. CRASH bring the kind of energy that turns “just one” into closing time. Always a fun one with these boys in town.

Sequins, leather and guitars turned loose. A glam rock show that commits fully, visually and sonically. Dress the part, play the part, sing it like it matters.

A versatile set shaped by the room. Guitar led, genre fluid and grounded in experience, moving comfortably between styles as the night unfolds.

Sax and guitar doing the heavy lifting. Sing along moments woven through an easy flow, lifting the room without forcing the pace.

Well chosen songs, tight execution and a clear sense of pacing. Covers that feel familiar without feeling recycled, built for rooms that want movement, not chaos.

Honest vocals, clean acoustic lines and that slow burn confidence that suits a Sunday perfectly. 

Fast moving acoustic energy with no lull points. Built for singing, dancing and that stretch of the night where the room starts to tip.

Making their Railway debut, The Wanted bring classic rock energy with sharp edges. Big choruses, loud guitars and a set that leans into the songs people grew up on.

A Pakenham favourite, and we’re not neutral about it. Bright vocals, relaxed delivery and a way of setting a pace that people naturally fall into.

Familiar tunes, warm sound, easy confidence. Mystify know exactly how to ease a crowd into the weekend without rushing it.

Saxophone cutting through guitar and drums, groove sitting front and centre. A full band bringing a different shape of sound to the Railway stage.

Think well loved classics, modern favourites, and the kind of sound that suits a long lunch or a quiet beer.