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Boy & Bear join Victorian Vibes for Traralgon stop

The free ALWAYS LIVE series has already wowed in Ballarat and Lorne.

After thrilling crowds in Ballarat and Lorne, Victorian Vibes is bringing its next round of free live music to Gippsland, with Traralgon set to host an unmissable afternoon of performances this Saturday.

ALWAYS LIVE has secured ARIA-awarded band Boy & Bear for the event, promising an electrifying headline set. They will be joined by the soul powerhouse JACOTÉNE, rising indie/garage rock stars The Belair Lip Bombs, and local emerging talent Dane Nicholls, offering a rich mix of sound for music lovers of all tastes.

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Traralgon is the latest stop on Victorian Vibes’ statewide journey, following a spectacular weekend in Lorne. Under the autumn sunshine, the iconic Great Ocean Road town came alive as crowds enjoyed pop-up performances from beloved Aussie rockers Augie March, indie favourites Middle Kids, and emerging singer-songwriter Azure Ryder. Cafes, bars, and public spaces buzzed with the spontaneous, infectious energy that has become synonymous with the Victorian Vibes experience.

The free pop-up series continues every second weekend through to the end of June, bringing world-class music to regional Victoria while supporting local businesses and tourism. Funded by the Victorian Government through Visit Victoria, Victorian Vibes reflects ALWAYS LIVE’s broader mission: to showcase the state’s vibrant culture and diverse communities through unforgettable live music experiences.

For those in Gippsland, this Saturday promises a celebration of music, community, and the sheer joy of live performance.

Attendees must register their interest to attend here to receive exact performance times and locations closer to the day. Each town location will have its own unique registration link, so fans who have attended Victorian Vibes previously must remember to register anew for subsequent events.