Live music
Relax and take in the beautiful surrounds of Manly while listening to live music each weekend from range of talented artists.

Richie Marriott
Thursday 25 June, 4 – 7.45pm
Sydney Road
Richie Marriott is a talented solo acoustic looping performer known for his warm vocals, smooth acoustic guitar work, and ability to connect with audiences of all sizes.
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Southey
Friday 26 June, 5 – 8.45pm
Manly Town Hall forecourt
Northern Beaches-based indie/folk artist Southey has built a loyal audience through cinematic production, emotive songwriting, and immersive live performances.
Growing up in Manly and now creating music from The Rooftop Studio, his coastal surroundings continue to shape the reflective and atmospheric nature of his sound.

Armirline
Saturday 27 June, 10 – 11.45am
John Speight Stage, The Corso
Armirline is a Sydney-based solo musician performing a mix of pop, acoustic, classic R&B, and easy listening music.
Using vocals, acoustic guitar, and live looping, he creates a full live sound as a one-man act.

Southey
Saturday 27 June, 12.15 – 2pm
Market Lane
Northern Beaches-based indie/folk artist Southey has built a loyal audience through cinematic production, emotive songwriting, and immersive live performances.
Growing up in Manly and now creating music from The Rooftop Studio, his coastal surroundings continue to shape the reflective and atmospheric nature of his sound.

Ben Harris
Saturday 27 June, 3.45 – 5.30pm
MANLY letters (Manly Wharf)
Northern Beaches based singer/songwriter, Ben’s music has been heavily influenced by global pop artists and more subtly influenced by Indie and Rock artists.

Vale Acoustic
Saturday 27 June, 5.45 – 8.30pm
Manly Town Hall forecourt
Vale Acoustic is a Sydney-based duo with over 16 years of combined experience in the Australian Music scene.
With a unique blend of soul, RnB, blues and pop, they can make any song sound like their own. Whether it’s the latest song on the radio, or a beloved classic, Vale Acoustic’s extensive repertoire has something for every audience.
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Emma Salisbury
Sunday 28 June, 9 – 11.45am
John Speight Stage, The Corso
Sydney Conservatorium of Music graduate Emma Salisbury radiates a unique vision, developed via a surprising wealth of experience as a young creative.
Emma’s extensive travels around the world, as a globally-built singer/songwriter, producer, engineer, performer, music journalist, stagehand and mentor have allowed her to make homes in and be shaped by the streets of New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, London and Brazil.
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Charley Castle
Sunday 28 June, 1 – 2.45pm
Charley Castle leads her Boys to a fresh strain of Australian bluegrass. String band-style, with tight-stack harmonies, driving instrumentals, and a uniquely feminine voice, the group are a truly infectious addition to the modern landscape.
Winners of Australia’s biggest busking competition (Tamworth Country Music Festival 2025), they have spent the past two years kicking up dust, touring Australia top to bottom.
A decorated songwriter, Charley writes heartfelt songs populated by the places she’s known. With mandolin, double bass, guitar, and a down under flavour, she’s making real waves.

Noemme & Gii Duo
Sunday 28 June, 3 – 4.45pm
Manly Town Hall Forecourt
Noemme & Gii Duo brings together the soulful vocals of Noemme and the incredible musicianship of guitarist Gii Cruz.
Blending live looping, beats, bass and guitar with smooth vocals and high-energy performance, the duo creates a fun, feel-good atmosphere that keeps crowds engaged from start to finish.

343 Brass Band
Sunday 28 June, 5 – 6.15pm
Roving throughout Manly
Music that makes you smile! Whether on stage or roving around, 343 Brass Band plays energetic jazz, pop, RnB and gospel that is guaranteed to get you grooving. The New Orleans-style line-up features a collective of Sydney’s most engaging young horn players and drummers.