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WHAT A LINE-UP!
Check out the talent on show at the 2025 Koroit Irish Festival. It's a huge line-up, it's stacked.
THE RUMMAGERS
Our 2025 Artist of the Year. Congratulations!!!
Michael Murphy and his band of brilliant players are thrilled to be back in Koroit. The Rummagers are a class act with their own songs and their treatment of Irish classics.
KELLYS WAYKE
We are so happy to inform everyone Kellys WAYKE will be returning to the 2025 Koroit Irish Festival. We are having them back by popular demand after an incredible debut in 2024. They played their hearts out at Koroit and the fans loved it.
TONY & CARMEL MCCABE
We are thrilled to welcome Tony and Carmel McCabe for their Koroit Irish Festival debut.
This husband and wife duo have just moved to Australia from their homeland of Ireland, where they have built a reputation as brilliant performers.
Tony is also the proud father of Irish superstar singer Dan McCabe Music.
Tony and Carmel will be performing Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the festival.
DOUBLE SHOT MAGGIE
What a massive impression this line-up left after their debut Koroit Irish Festival in 2024. Double Shot Maggie will be back for more in 2025.
CHRISTINE AYRES SCHOOL OF IRISH DANCING
The Christine Ayres School of Irish Dancing will return to the Koroit Irish Festival in 2025. This world championship winning collection of dancers have helped take our festival to the next level and they are excited to be back.
THE SEISIUN
A collection of the best traditional Irish musicians in the country. The Seisiun will truly bring Ireland to Koroit, playing the music they love with unbridled passion.
OLD MELBOURNE ROAD
Look who's coming back, it's Old Melbourne Road!!!
They had a beaut time as ARTIST OF THE YEAR in 2024 and can't wait to return.
Always a festival favourite, this year will be no different.
MARIA FORDE
The Queen of the Koroit Irish Festival, the one and only Maria Forde, will be back in 2025. How lucky are we to have such an esteemed performer who loves coming to Koroit so much.
O'SHEA-RYAN ACADEMY OF IRISH DANCE
Crowd favourites O’Shea-Ryan Academy of Irish Dance will once again be entertaining the crowd in Commercial Road. Dancers of all ages give captivating displays of Irish dance.
DYLAN O'KEEFFE
How great is this, a local Koroit lad gets to play on the main stage of the Koroit Irish Festival for the very first time. Dylan is a talented and passionate performer who can't wait to get out and entertain.
HARPISTRY
Three wonderful musicans showing their immense skill on the most Irish of instruments, the Harp. What a special treat this will be for Koroit Irish Festival music lovers.
JOHNNY ANSCOMBE & THE RUBBER BAND
Our 2023 Koroit Irish Festival Artist of the Year, this incredible array of musicians from all over the place will light up our streets again with their songs and tunes.
MEL & TREV MCKENZIE
There's no Koroit Irish Festival without this dynamic duo. This act just shows once more how lucky we are to have such talented Gaelic performers in the south-west.
SCOTT CAIN & DANIELLE STEARMAN
How lucky we are to have such brilliant performers in our own town.
Danielle Stearman and Scott Cain, both national performers of note, will be turning their talents to entertaining in our Kids Zone at the festival on Saturday April 26.
And the incredible thing, Kids enter the festival for free, how good is that?
LIM FAMILY
The Lim Family is made up of nine very talented siblings with a love for Celtic music. This will be a performance to warm your heart.
RHYS CRIMMIN
The brilliant and versatile Rhys Crimmin will be in Koroit and entertaining festival patrons as only he can. Few people can hold a crowd as well as this man can.
MOLLIBEAG
Kate Haines and Frank O’Dowd formed the duo
Mollibeag in late 2024 to collaborate on shared musical taste and passion.
Frank’s intricate guitar work and vocals are the bedrock for Kate’s flowing flute or accordion/vocals. This duo deliver, enchanting audiences with their musicianship plus unique interpretations and arrangements of trad, contemporary and original tunes/songs.
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