candlelight concerts to tour the east coast this summer

Leading entertainment discovery platform Fever will take its critically acclaimed Candlelight Concerts series on tour this summer, dazzling the east coast’s top holiday destinations with a stunning selection of multi-sensory musical performances.

Kicking off in January 2023, the first of the Candlelight Summer Series concerts is scheduled for January 14 at the Byron Bay Theatre, Byron Bay, with a second concert confirmed for January 19 at Avoca Beach Theatre on the NSW Central Coast.

After delighting more than 100 cities worldwide in various spectacular locations, the Candlelight Summer Series aims to fulfil Fever’s mission to democratiSe access to culture and classical music, boost visibility for local musicians, and celebrate our unique Australian venues.

Illuminated by thousands of candles, each performance will feature a local string quartet ensemble playing tributes to some of the most popular classical and contemporary artists of our time. Both the Central Coast and Byron Bay concerts will pay homage to Hans Zimmer’s greatest film scores, including Circle of Life from The Lion King; Cornfield Chase from Interstellar; The Star Wars Medley; The Dark Knight Suite – No. 3; and Time from Inception.

Previous Australian Candlelight Concerts have included Film Scores at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium; Best of Aretha Franklin at The Grounds of Alexandria, Sydney; Orchestra: Best of Joe Hisaishi at Freemasons Hall, Adelaide; Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake at St. John’s Cathedral, Brisbane; and Best of Fleetwood Mac at Wesley Uniting Church, Perth.

More information and tickets for the special Candlelight Concerts summer series can be purchased on the Fever App or on the Fever website.

David Kary

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