Ngana Birrung (Dharug for Black Stars) is returning for its fourth and final year this May featuring some of the best First Nations music talent in Australia.

The Campbelltown Arts Centre edition will feature a stellar lineup headlined by hip hop star Kobie Dee, with support from Majeda, Riah, G.Rilla, K.Law, and DJ Mali.

Gomeroi artist Kobie Dee is an exciting and emerging voice in Australian hip hop. Since launching his career in 2022, he has captivated audiences with a regional tour and headline shows in both Sydney and Melbourne, joined by UK rapper and The Guardian’s ‘Ones to Watch’ artist, Jords. Kobie has also performed internationally at festivals in Germany and London and shared stages with renowned artists such as Briggs, Jessica Mauboy, Nooky, and Barkaa. His standout performances include appearances at Yabun, Sydney Festival, and the iconic Sydney Opera House.

As Reconciliation Week approaches this May, get ready for an unforgettable night of culture and music!

This show is free and open to all ages, but registrations are required.

Find out more about the artists and the Ngana Birrung concerts at Penrith and Parramatta click here.

This event may include strong language, culturally sensitive content, and adult themes. Parental supervision is recommended for attendees under 18 years of age.

Presented by City of Parramatta in association with Penrith City Council and Campbelltown Arts Centre. This project is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW.