FIRST RELEASE – 18+GENERAL ADMISSION $139 Inc bf

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The Lighthouse Festival will return to Norah Head Lighthouse Reserve on Saturday, 15 November with headliners The Teskey Brothers set against the stunning coastal backdrop.

This is a strictly 18+ event.
Low chairs and picnic rugs welcome.

Incredible food, ice-cold drinks, and one of the most unforgettable days of the year.

Check out the full lineup below.

Ziggy Alberts

Ziggy Alberts has built a dedicated global following through captivating songwriting, relentless touring and a fiercely independent ethos. From busking on the streets of Byron Bay to sold-out stages around the world, he has amassed over 1 billion streams, with hits like Runaway and Love Me Now earning ARIA Triple Platinum and a string of certifications along the way. Rather than sign to a major label he built his own company, Commonfolk, keeping full creative control. His live show has grown from intimate rooms to major headline sets at Bluesfest, Bonnaroo, Fuji Rock and Splendour in the Grass, and a Royal Albert Hall run that sold out six months in advance. His seventh album, New Love, is his most refined work yet, a rich tapestry of sun-soaked folk exploring love, self-discovery and freedom.

Winterbourne

Winterbourne are James Draper and Jordan Brady, a Central Coast duo who walk the line between vintage rock and roll and new-age pop while staying true to their core formula of memorable melodies and perpetual harmonies. Renowned for a live show built on musical tightness and easy, indulgent banter, they have toured extensively through Australia, the UK and Europe, played festivals at home and abroad, and shared stages with the likes of Dean Lewis, Passenger and The Rubens. Following their acclaimed debut album Echo Of Youth, the pair continue to push their sound to new heights.

Joel Leggett

Joel Leggett is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter known for soulful melodies, heartfelt lyrics and a captivating live presence. His debut album Changing Currents is nearing 20 million streams, his single Part of Me has surpassed 7 million, and 2024’s Cup of Tea earned strong rotation on Triple J. Over the years he has toured Australia alongside artists including The Terrys, Pacific Avenue, Kim Churchill, Pete Murray, Alex Lloyd and The Dreggs, building a loyal following with a sound inspired by classic Australian songwriting.

Elaskia

Elaskia is a singer, songwriter and performer whose cinematic pop sound has resonated in Australia and internationally. Her debut single Calling Out My Name featured in the Netflix series Dynasty and Marvel’s Runaways, with later releases appearing on Home and Away. She has supported major artists including Vera Blue, Ball Park Music, The Jungle Giants, Xavier Rudd, Kate Ceberano, Ben Lee and Daryl Braithwaite, and performed at sold-out festivals such as Rhythm and Vines. With GRAMMY ballot recognition, a Billboard feature and a Triple J Like A Version to her name, Elaskia is one of Australia’s exciting emerging voices, and a returning Lighthouse favourite.

Jess Minda

Australian singer-songwriter Jess Minda is a Central Coast artist whose sound blends the grit of ’70s rock, the intimacy of folk and the emotional depth of soul. Her rich, husky vocals have drawn comparisons to Adele, while her songwriting remains distinctly her own, inviting audiences to laugh, reflect and connect. Jess has opened for Pete Murray and performed at SXSW Sydney, Gossy Weekender and The Big Chill Festival, picking up multiple Triple J and Triple J Unearthed plays along the way. New music is on the way.

Summer Healey

Summer Healey is an indie pop-rock artist from the Central Coast, crafting feel-good music that radiates warmth and good energy. With shimmering guitar lines and irresistibly catchy melodies, her sound is equal parts nostalgic and fresh. She released her first single Skin in late 2024, followed by a debut EP in October 2025 led by the single Master Of The Trade. Now with a band behind her and new music on the horizon, Summer is playing venues across the Coast and beyond.

Abbi Yeo

Abbi Yeo is a singer-songwriter from the Central Coast, now based in Newcastle. She started writing at age 11 and, now 23, is an established performer across the Hunter and the Coast, having opened for acts including Boo Seeka, Bootleg Rascal and Letters To Lions. With influences spanning Paramore, Matt Corby, Dominic Fike, Catfish and the Bottlemen and Fleetwood Mac, this storyteller charms audiences with her humour and heart-on-her-sleeve personality. Abbi is currently working on her debut album.