Boy & Bear
Boy & Bear, Kim Churchill, Kyle Lionhart and YAIMA are among the artists set to perform at Byron Wellness Festival, which has just added a $99 Saturday night ticket. The three-day festival runs from 27 to 29 November at Red Devils Park, with yoga, sound healing, movement and more.
With the countdown on until gates open at Red Devil Park from Friday 27 to Sunday 29 November, Byron Wellness Festival has released the final programing elements and announced a brand-new way to experience its 2026 program.
For music lovers, Byron Wellness Festival is now offering a $99 + BF Satday night ticket so live music fans can catch five hours of epic live music from 5pm to 10pm on Saturday 28 November at Red Devils Park, Byron Bay, on Bundjalung Country. But get in quick, those night ticket prices will jump up on Monday, November 2.
Across three days, from Friday 27 to Sunday 29 November, Byron Wellness Festival takes over Red Devils Park, Byron Bay, for live music, sound healing, yoga, movement, ceremony and wellness, with a program of artists and practitioners at the top of their game.
The music program is led by Boy & Bear, who will bring a rare stripped-back acoustic set of reimagined favourites, while Kim Churchill's virtuosic guitar work has taken him from Bluesfest to Glastonbury and the Montreal Jazz Festival. Samuel J debuts his new hybrid dance set "Step to the Magic"; Finojet arrives fresh from international tours and supports for Xavier Rudd, Hollow Coves and The Head & The Heart, and Byron's own Kyle Lionhart delivers honest, poetic songwriting. Global conscious-music duo YAIMA close out the weekend with an immersive, soulful finale.
By day, festivalgoers can move at their own pace, from a morning yoga class to dancing barefoot by night. Dr John Surie guides attendees through his Entrain Method, releasing tension held in the jaw, shoulders and hips, while RIISE Method founder Tanya Alijani leads a sound bath, and Christian Dimarco turns didgeridoo, gong and overtone singing into full-body sound journeys. Naturopath Dominique Livkamal ND and "Corporate Wellness Architect" Meghan Jarvis round out the speakers, with a sauna, massage tent, the Elixer Bar, healers, a wellness market, food trucks and a dedicated kids' program making it a weekend for the whole family.
The music program includes:
Boy & Bear: ARIA-nominated indie-folk favourites bringing a rare stripped-back acoustic set, reimagined versions of their best-loved songs with the rich harmonies that have made them one of Australia’s most enduring bands.
Cinnamon Sun: Northern Rivers roots/reggae outfit fronted by Davy Simony, known for dreamy guitar, vintage keys and sax lines, with festival credits including Bluesfest and support slots for Tash Sultana and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.
Dubarray: Sunshine Coast electro-soul trio blending trip-hop, funk and world rhythms, known on the festival circuit for pairing their live sets with “Prana Sessions,” a live-music yoga experience.
Dusty Boots: Byron Bay-based indie coastal folk and funky soul project led by Jonny Dustow, a van-life troubadour with festival credits including Splendour in the Grass.
Elijah Ray: Elijah Ray is a Hawaii-based multi-instrumentalist and founder of Band of Light, blending soul, funk and sound healing after touring with Michael Franti, Xavier Rudd and Nahko and Medicine for the People.
Finojet: Genre-blending singer/songwriter fresh off international tours and major supports for Xavier Rudd, Hollow Coves and The Head & The Heart.
Kim Churchill: His virtuosic guitar work and heartfelt folk lyricism has taken him from Bluesfest to Glastonbury, the Montreal Jazz Festival and beyond.
Kyle Lionhart: Byron’s own, drawing comparisons to Ben Harper and Matt Corby, with honest, poetic songwriting exploring love, loss and friendship.
Murray Kyle: Byron region mystic troubadour with 15 years touring conscious roots and shamanic soul music, having collaborated with Trevor Hall and Rising Appalachia.
Sacred Earth: Acclaimed mantra and sound healing duo Penny and Jethro Williams, whose chant-driven performances have sold out venues for over two decades.
Samuel J: Delivers his new hybrid dance set “Step to the Magic,” his most compelling live show yet and one guaranteed to light up the crowd.
Sarah Conner: Visionary improvisational vocal artist, mentor and healer devoted to awakening the courage and power of the human voice.
Taylor Sol: Multi-instrumentalist and self-styled “sound alchemist” known for handpan and Native American flute performances rooted in sound therapy.
YAIMA: Global conscious-music duo whose immersive, soulful sound and deeply connective live performances make them a fitting finale to the weekend.
Yoga
Nadia Bullock: Well Living founder guiding a 90-minute immersive yoga journey with live music from Colin Bullock, building from grounding breathwork into a full live sound journey.
Ceremony
Heidi Lampard: Yoga and meditation teacher and author, bringing her tea ceremony practice and years of retreat facilitation to the stage.
Lulu and Mischka: Byron-based “inner peace facilitators” whose chant-and-mantra concerts blur the line between gig and prayer.
Spirit Cacao: A ceremonial cacao ritual designed to open the heart before the music begins.
Troy Abraham: Long-time yoga and movement facilitator bringing a ceremonial close to the day’s practice.
Healing
Beth Katherine: Founder of Food Remedy, redefining festival nourishment with seasonal, soulful menus designed to keep you energised from dawn to dusk.
Christian Dimarco: Melbourne multi-instrumentalist who’s spent over a decade turning didgeridoo, gong and overtone singing into full-body sound journeys.
Dr John Surie: Chiropractor of nearly 30 years whose Entrain Method uncovers the emotional and energetic patterns behind tension held in the jaw, shoulders and hips.
Edo Kahn: Byron Hinterland-based kirtan musician and co-founder of charity A Sound Life, leading a mantra and sound bath session.
Natasha Haddad: Psychotherapist, healer and creator of Original Molecule Shawls, guiding an embodied experience drawn from over 20 years of therapeutic practice.
New Earth Metta: Sunshine Coast breathwork duo Sarah and Ben, Woodford Folk Festival veterans, guiding groups through breath and sound into deep release.
Samsaruh: Self-styled “vocal alchemist” who’s traded main stages at Splendour in the Grass and Falls Festival for intimate voice-activation healing sets.
Tanya Alijani: Sound healer and founder of the RIISE Method, leading a sound bath built on more than a decade of breathwork and nervous-system work.
Wings of Wellbeing: International spiritual teacher, breathwork facilitator and energy alchemist Victoria Gautier, hosting The Breathing Temple and personalised energetic resets.
Inspirational Speakers
Abby Wake: Embodiment specialist and founder of The RAWR Method, blending primal movement, somatic practice and freedom dance.
Anna Doble: Naturopath, acupuncturist and bodyworker with over 30 years in natural health, helping people restore balance, strengthen resilience and reconnect with their inner joy.
Christina Covington: Ayurvedic alchemist and transition guide for women, blending a chemistry degree with decades of Ayurvedic practice to navigate menopause with grace.
Dean Bentley: Speaker, mentor and ritualist behind The Wyrd Way podcast, guiding others through alchemy and initiation toward a life rooted in presence, purpose and creative vitality.
Dominique Livkamal ND: Award-winning naturopath, herbalist and founder of Medicine Room, bringing three books’ worth of plant-based wisdom to the stage.
Heather Leighton: Shamanic practitioner and founder of The Ankara Academy, leading a drum-guided shamanic journey into deep relaxation and connection with animal spirit.
Karina Patel: Wellness panel guest on sleep, recovery and longevity, revealing why rest is one of the most powerful pillars of health and healthy ageing.
Lydia Burth-Weir: Master Yoga Teacher, Vedic Astrologer and Sound Healer who spent years in the Himalayas as a senior teacher at Sattva Yoga Academy, bringing two decades of yogic tradition to a light-hearted, deeply grounded stage presence.
Meah Robertson: Naturopath and Fem21 creator leading a women’s wellness workshop on hormones, cycles and the “inner seasons” of the Maiden, Mother and Sage years.
Meghan Jarvis: Known as the “Corporate Wellness Architect,” bringing a workplace wellbeing lens to the speaker line-up.
Melissa Zimmerman: IV Academy of Australia’s nutrient optimisation expert, exploring how modern therapies complement foundational lifestyle habits for energy and recovery.
Natalie Clark: Byron Bay-based psychologist, yoga teacher and DJ with a decade spent helping women rewire survival habits, leading a session on somatic practices for stepping out of overwhelm and into alignment.
Scott Wallace: Wellness panel guest bringing the spirituality and consciousness lens, exploring the inner work behind meaningful change and alignment.
Movement
Callum Mooney: High-energy Hype Up Dance Workshop mixing hip-hop, line dancing and disco moves to get the whole crowd grooving before the night’s performances.
Melissa Mai: Yoga and embodiment teacher trained in India under Swami Govindananda, whose slow, heartfelt classes are all about how you feel, not how you look.
Party Pilates: Pilates meets cardio dance and breathwork with a live DJ, where movement is medicine.
Sunrise Sisterhood: A nourishing morning of movement led by Tam, blending yoga, pilates, qigong and dance through silent sound headsets.
Textures: A visionary dance performance and rite of passage directed by Abby Wake, tracing the softness, power and liberation of womanhood.
Kids
Inspired Kids Yoga: Stacey Louise’s playful, heart-led kids’ yoga, drawing on over 20 years of teaching through storytelling, imagination and sensory play.
Tickets to Byron Wellness Festival are on sale now via byronwellnessfestival.com or Leap.
About Byron Wellness Festival
Byron Wellness Festival takes place at Red Devils Park in Byron Bay, on Bundjalung Country, bringing together sound healing, yoga, movement, ceremony and live music across three days from November 27 to 29, 2026. The festival respectfully acknowledges the Bundjalung People as Traditional Custodians of the land on which it is held.