Farewelling a blockbuster summer of District Live
Saturday, January 28 sadly saw the end of the Docklands crowd favourite District Live: Open air series.
Over four weekends across January, Docklands welcomed headline acts like Isaiah Firebrace, DJ Murray Cook (the original Red Wiggle), Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock’s Ross Wilson and art-pop local, Montaigne.
The all-ages event series saw hordes flock to the District, providing a much need boost to the local economy. •
For more events at the District, visit thedistrictdocklands.com.au/events.
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