More than a decade since Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre hosted a large scale live music event, the popular patch on Perth’s northern coastline is set to welcome performers back for a two-day weekend experience in March 2026.
With white sand and sparkling waves as the backdrop, Scarborough Beach Weekender will take place on March 28 and 29 and feature a selection of artists hailing from Australia and New Zealand.
Presented by local event group Palace J Entertainment, the festival seeks to embody the West Coast spirit, offering both a relaxed beachfront space to soak up the good vibes and music, as well as an exclusive Sunset Lounge VIP package for a more private and elevated experience.
“Scarborough Beach is one of WA’s most iconic coastal spaces. Bringing large-scale music back to this venue after a decade is incredibly special, and the Scarborough Beach Weekender has been designed to celebrate everything people love about our coastline, live music, sunsets and community,” Jaylee Osborne, owner of Palace J Entertainment said.
The event company is also behind past and present favourites Sets on the Beach, and Wine Machine.
Camera IconScarborough Beach Amphitheatre Credit: Palace J Entertainment
Saturday’s musical line-up will include reggae acts L.A.B., Coterie, and Corrella, as well as singer-songwriter Saritah, and Fremantle-based band Finn Alexander and the Forever Party.
While Sunday will feature homegrown star Xavier Rudd, along with indie-folk trio Sons of the East, one third of The Waifs in Vikki Thorn as her solo moniker Thornbird, as well as surf-rockers Caravana Sun, and folk-pop singer Tia Gostelow.
Camera IconXavier Rudd. Credit: Supplied
A host of community activations, local food vendors, and cocktails will add to the coastal atmosphere.
Pre-sale tickets will become available on December 16, starting at $99 for a single day experience.