The Leeton Outback Band Spectacular returns for a weekend of music, community and celebration on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November 2026, bringing together more than 100 musicians from across New South Wales and Victoria.
The weekend begins on Saturday morning at Mountford Park, where visiting bands will perform individually from 9am to 12.30pm, in conjunction with the Farmers Markets. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy the talents of each band before they come together for the highlight of the weekend, the spectacular Massed Band Concert at the Roxy Theatre at 7pm.
On Sunday, the music returns to Mountford Park from 10am to 12 noon, with performances by the Australian Army Band Kapooka and an impressive marching band display. Bring a chair, find a spot under the trees and enjoy a relaxed morning of live music in the heart of Leeton.
Whether you’re a dedicated band enthusiast or simply enjoy great live music, the Leeton Outback Band Spectacular is a celebration of the friendships, connections and sense of community created through a shared love of music.
An Impressive Lineup:
Musicians from 12 visiting bands will join the Leeton Town Band across the weekend, representing the Australian Army Band Kapooka, Cootamundra, Diamond Valley, Griffith, Hawkesbury, Hillston, Legends of Brass, Parkes, Swan Hill, Temora, the Wagga Riverina Conservatorium and West Wyalong.
The Grand Show:
More than 100 musicians will come together on stage as one massed ensemble for an impressive celebration of community music at the Roxy Theatre on Saturday night.
Audiences can expect a diverse and entertaining program featuring music from stage, screen and concert repertoire, showcasing the talent of musicians who have travelled from communities across New South Wales and Victoria.
The Massed Band Concert begins at 7pm on Saturday 7 November, with tickets available from the Roxy Theatre.
Music in Mountford Park:
There are two opportunities to enjoy free live music in Mountford Park across the weekend.
On Saturday from 9am to 12.30pm, the visiting bands will take to the stage individually in conjunction with the Farmers Markets, providing a taste of the talent that will come together for Saturday night’s Massed Band Concert.
Then on Sunday from 10am to 12 noon, the Australian Army Band Kapooka will take centre stage with further performances and a marching band display, providing a fitting finale to a spectacular weekend of music in Leeton.
