Duke Band at Tumbalong Winter Festival 2022

Duke Music vocalist performing beneath purple lights at Tumbalong Park.

A look back at our 2022 performance at Tumbalong Park Winter Festival in Darling Harbour. The Duke band joined a programme of live music, food stalls and winter pop-up bars across two weekends.

This is a past event recap.

Live music at Darling Harbour

The festival line-up also included Furnace & The Fundamentals, Hot Potato Band, Soul Movers, Sir Archer, Beth Yen and Lauren Neko.

Food stalls and trucks included Burgerhead, Firepop, Gelatissimo, Urban Gypsy Cafe, Toastiesmith, Bubble Nini, Okonomiyaki, The Fudge Shop and Wafflo.

Pop-up bars, firepits and igloos were part of the winter setting, with live music on the Tumbalong Park stage.

Thanks to Winederella for Josie’s “Make Wine Not War” T-shirt, worn for this 2022 performance.

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The outdoor audience watching Duke Music at Darling Harbour after sunset.
Duke Music singer performing in front of the festival screen.
Duke Music guitarist performing for the outdoor festival crowd.
A parent and child watching the concert beside the audience barrier.
Duke Music band performing on the outdoor festival stage.
View from the stage towards the Darling Harbour audience.
Festival visitors beside the Duke Music stage at Tumbalong Park.
Duke Music performing beneath purple lights and falling artificial snow.
Duke Music guitarist and drummer performing onstage at night.
Duke Music bassist smiling during the outdoor performance.
The drummer playing behind the festival drum kit.
Duke Music guitarist singing into his microphone beneath purple lights.
The full Duke Music band on the illuminated festival stage.
The keyboard player performing with the festival audience beyond the stage.
The vocalist looking towards her bandmates during the performance.
Audience members watching Duke Music’s singer at the outdoor festival.
The Tumbalong Park audience beneath the festival canopy at dusk.