Ability Fest, the brainchild of three-time Paralympic gold medallist and 10-time grand slam champion Dylan Alcott, is designed to bring music lovers together, regardless of gender, disability or race.
Australia's most inclusive music festival Ability Fest returns to Melbourne's Coburg Velodrome for its third instalment on Saturday, 4 April.
The festival will play host to a bunch of amazing acts including Crooked Colours, SAFIA, Polish Club, Set Mo, The Preatures, Seth Sentry, I Know Leopard, What So Not, KLP and more.. Check out the full line-up below!
Boo Seeka | Crooked Colours | Dena Amy | Funkmaster Vinnie
Generik | Horrorshow | I Know Leopard | Jawbreakers | KLP | Liz Martin | Lozi | Mady Mooda
Market Memories | Polish Club | SAFIA | Set Mo | Seth Sentry | Steve Bleas | The Preatures | What So Not
"As a massive music lover, I've been to a fair share of music festivals and experienced first-hand barriers faced by people living with a disability in these environments. Ability Fest exists so that anybody, despite their background or disability, can come together and enjoy the music festival experience as a collective community." - Dylan Alcott.
One hundred percent of the proceeds go towards helping young Australians with disabilities.
Repost: https://www.abilityfest.com.au/
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