Get ready to feel the heat as Antipodean and Australian Rock royalty Dragon fire up to Headline the Agnes Blues, Roots, & Rock Festival in February 2026 with high energy and their extensive, enduring music catalogue.
The legendary band Dragon, purveyors of Antipodean anthems and Australian Rock since 1973, have played 893 shows and delivered over 12,800 songs since their reformation in 2006.
Formed in Auckland before relocating to Sydney, Dragon rose to fame with anthems like ‘April Sun in Cuba’, ‘Are You Old Enough?’, and ‘Rain’, cementing themselves as one of Australasia’s most enduring and influential rock acts.
With a career marked by triumph, tragedy, reinvention, and resilience, the band has moved from their progressive rock roots to mainstream success, earning induction into both the ARIA Hall of Fame (2008) and the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame (2011).
Dragon continue to captivate audiences with their legendary catalogue, new material, and unrelenting live energy, proving that more than five decades on, their fire still burns as brightly as ever.
Summer will be sizzling in more ways than one when Antipodean rock royalty Dragon headline and scorch up the #AgnesBluesFest main Marquee Stage on Saturday night, 21 February 2026. Get ready to rock out to your favourite classic tracks, you won’t be able to stop singing and dancing.
#AgnesBluesFest 2026 Early Bird tickets are currently on sale for $149pp, until 1 September 2025. Pre-NYE price will then be $169pp until 31 December 2025, with full RRP $189pp from 1 January 2026, so get your tickets now at great value discounted prices via www.agnesbluesandroots.com.au/tickets
Rocking out since 2008, the Agnes Blues, Roots & Rock Festival is a 3 Day Annual Event held in the Great Barrier Reef’s Sensational Deep South. We’re turning it up to ELEVEN in 2026! Follow @AgnesBluesFest on Facebook, Instagram and X (Twitter).
Each and every year the #AgnesBluesFest is not only focused on delivering a fantastic live show for ticket holders, it also ensures a positive impact on the local community and environment. In 2026, profits will go directly to local community groups, including the Agnes Water SES, Discovery Coast Environment Group, local Lions Club and the annual community event established in 1992, the 1770 Festival, held every May.
