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New Music Festival hits Melbourne Airport
24.10.19

Travellers departing Melbourne Airport this holiday season have a surprise in store for them when Melbourne Airport proudly presents the Boarding Pass Music Festival, running from 13 December to 20 December 2019.
 
Featuring around 16 wonderful young Melbourne-based performers and songwriters, the inaugural Boarding Pass Music Festival establishes Melbourne Airport as a rival to other major airports in cities such as Austin, New Orleans and Nashville in making a commitment to supporting local talent while enhancing the atmosphere of the airport and the experience of travellers.
 
Melbourne Airport Chief of Aviation Andrew Gardiner said the musical concept brings to life Melbourne’s rich music culture.
 
“We recognise that Melbourne is a great music city and this festival is an opportunity to celebrate home-grown talent inside the state’s major gateway,” said Mr Gardiner.
 
“What better way of brightening the travels of visitors in the lead-up to Christmas than presenting some of the city’s best emerging artists, across all four terminals, as a way of giving back and improving the overall traveller experience.”
 
Scheduled to coincide with high traffic periods at the Airport the line-up of live performers have been carefully curated to provide mood-enhancing sounds and often surprising performances that will provide a memorable experience for holidaymakers, families and experienced business commuters alike.
 
Event Producer Andrew Watt, of Ravens Nest Consulting, said, “I was so excited when the team at Melbourne Airport agreed we should bring together a diverse and young line-up of Melbourne musicians. We have a group of artists encompassing folk, indie-pop, blues, dream-pop, classical, neo-soul, rock-pop, country, jazz, and classical music, all performing mainly original music.  And, reflecting Melbourne beautifully we have artists whose cultural heritage includes over twelve different nationalities.”
 

Boarding Pass Music Festival Artists

Talei Wolfgram, Davey Lane, Fenn Wilson, 

The Bambi Kills, Lilla Meraki, Velvet Bloom, Iseula,

Mimi Gilbert, Miss Mikaila, Oliver Northam, Immy Owusu,

Yara, Jarryn Phegan, Rosa Rico, Slowcoaching, Dalli

 The Festival’s line-up will perform 74 scheduled pop-up performances during December.