Naidoc Burramatta 2025 Velvet Trip, Becca Hatch, Kee'ahn, Jannawi Dance Clan, Part 4-5, The Crescent, Parramatta Park, Sydney 12 Jul 25

About the Artists Performing
Velvet Trip - Led by Wiradjuri artist Zeppelin Hamilton, Velvet Trip delivers psychedelic grooves that have left audiences spellbound at Byron Bay Bluesfest, Lost Paradise and more. Their ARIA-charting debut album “Harmony Blooms” showcases their unique fusion of psych rock and blues.

Becca Hatch - RnB powerhouse Becca Hatch has been making waves since winning Triple J’s Unearthed High Indigenous Initiative at just 16. With roots in both Samoan and Kamilaroi cultures, Becca’s music blends RnB and dance elements with effortless charm.

Kee’ahn - Drawing inspiration from Lauryn Hill, Lianne La Havas, and Janelle Monae, Naarm-based artist Kee’ahn has quickly become a force in Australian music with their soulful voice. Their debut single "Better Things" won the Archie Roach Foundation Award, while collaborations with Emma Donovan, Dallas Woods, and Alice Ivy have solidified their presence.

John James – Wiradjuri singer/songwriter John James weaves through the genres of alternative rock, folk and psychedelia, likening his sound to artists such as Bon Iver, Radiohead, Nick Drake and Scott Matthews. He has performed across the country at prestigious events and venues such as the Australian Open and the Sydney Opera House.

Jannawi Dance Clan - Jannawi Dance Clan is an Indigenous dance company encompassing modern urban and traditional Aboriginal dance styles with traditional music by Jannawi song women and song man Matthew Doyle singing in the Sydney languages. The company is led by Artistic Director Peta Strachan, a descendant of the Dharug people, of the Boorooberongal clan of NSW.
Tynga Williams - Tynga is a multidisciplinary artist that serves high kicks, splits and dips. The Sydney based showgirl has an international tour under her belt with “Smashed: The Night Cap” performing in Auckland NZ. Fresh off the runways of Australian Fashion Week - she is ready to slay. Don’t miss the chance to see her magic on stage.

The Next Generation Concert Stage is proudly supported by Optus and the KARI Foundation.