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Posted inByron Bay, Entertainment, Feature, Local festivals and shows

Blues fans to see red when Split Enz headline festival

by AAPNovember 10, 2025November 10, 2025

The pioneering Kiwi band Split Enz will take centre stage as the iconic Byron Bay Bluesfest is resurrected for Easter 2026.

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