Sky Song

Due to popular demand – new sessions added March 25 & 26.

Friday 11th March – Monday 14th March, 8:10pm

Friday 18th – Sunday 20th March, 8:00pm

Gluttony are thrilled to announce a breathtaking new concept for Fringe 2022, at Leconfield & Richard Hamilton Wines, McLaren Vale: Sky Song.

Drone art specialists, Celestial, and First Nations Artists invite you all to look up to the night time sky, and reignite your relationship with the stars at Sky Song. Watch the sky come alive with hundreds of drones flying in majestic formation to a soundtrack of First Nations storytelling through poetry and song.

Is this the Borealis of 2022?

Narrated by singer, songwriter and tireless campaigner Archie Roach, Sky Song unfolds over five chapters, taking audiences through topics of belonging and connection to country, land rights, the hopefulness of reconciliation and much more.

Sky Song is a collaboration between Gluttony, Celestial, Adelaide Fringe, Deadly Management, Archie Roach, Electric Fields, Iwiri Choir, Nancy Bates, Major Moogy Summer, Jack Buckskin of Kuma Kaaru; Ali Cobby Eckermann; Dusty Feet Mob, Mali Isabel and APY Arts Collective. Supported by: South Australian Tourism Commission (Major Partner)
Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund – an Australian Government initiative, Novatech and British Council.

Immense in scale, rich in meaning and unlike anything you’ve seen before..

Sky Song Show Schedule at Leconfield and Richard Hamilton Winery, McLaren Vale:

You are welcome to bring along a picnic rug or folding chair. Some seating is provided.

6:00pm – Gates Open. Food and drinks available to purchase

Be seated 20 minutes before Drone Launch time – Come and sit around the campfire

March 11 – 14 Be seated for 8.30pm show start. Drones Launch: 8.50pm

March 18 – 20 Be seated for 8.00pm show start. Drones Launch: 8.20pm

Adelaide Fringe Community Fund can provide tickets to First Nations community members. Please email foundation@adelaidefringe.com.au to arrange.

Warning: Sky Song contains cultural stories which may be sensitive to members of the Stolen Generations and their descendants. To support children and people with their learning, Adelaide Fringe encourages audiences to access guiding resources from the Healing Foundation and Reconciliation Australia, made available on our website.

Important information:
Sky Song contains cultural stories which may be sensitive to members of the Stolen Generations and their descendants

Presented by:
Gluttony & Adelaide Fringe
Tickets $25 to $35