Ball Park Music and Holy Holy

TICKETS ON SALE: 12PM (MIDDAY) WEDNESDAY 19 MAY 

WINTER IN THE DOMAIN

The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney & Domain presents ‘Winter in the Domain’, a festival experience showcasing music, culture, and entertainment in the green heart of Sydney. From 25 June to 18 July, The Domain will transform into a winterland featuring two unique spaces – Big Top and Winterpark.

The Big Top will host a diverse range of live performances from Australia’s best artists. From 26 June, the surrounding area will be transformed into a free Winterpark with an ice-rink, family friendly rides and an assortment of food and drink options to enjoy between seeing your favourite artists.

As part of the Winter in the Domain COVID-19 Safety plan, there is ample space to explore and discover in both the Winterpark and Big Top areas. The precinct layout ensures minimal crowding and congestion maintaining a safe, open environment.

More info: https://winterinthedomain.com.au

BALL PARK MUSIC AND HOLY HOLY

Ball Park Music have continually reinvented their sound adding elements of personal lyricism and eccentric flows while remaining loyal to the band’s indie-pop roots. A decade since they burst onto the scene with their debut album ‘Happiness & Surrounding Suburbs’ and became a staple on triple j, their most recent self-titled album has solidified their longevity and impact on the Australian music landscape.   

Holy Holy provide the perfect balance with their classic indie rock style. Their signature storytelling and unique chord progressions have captured listeners hearts prompting sold-out shows across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Their latest drops ‘Port Rd’ and ‘How You Been’ signal the imminent success of their forthcoming album. 

We can’t wait to dance and sing along with these two iconic acts in the heart of the Sydney for Winter in the Domain. 

Ball Park Music and Holy Holy is an all ages event. 
Under 18s MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult. 
All attendees (of any age) are required to have a ticket purchased in their name. 
This is in line with the current public health order that includes people of all ages in total venue capacities.