Once in a lifetime performance at Uluru in Australia this September
📣 JUST ANNOUNCED 📣
In an unprecedented fusion of music and nature, the legendary psychedelic rock power trio Earthless will deliver a once-in-a-lifetime performance in SHADOW OF ULURU. The band will play their epic instrumental masterpiece “Uluru Rock” at the very location that inspired its creation, bringing their thunderous sound to the heart of the Australian outback for an unforgettable night under the stars.
🏴 Fans from around Australia will make the journey to witness this one-time-only performance, celebrating Indigenous culture and rock music. SHADOW OF ULURU takes place following Blacken Open Air on Tuesday, 23rd September, 2025.
📅 Due to the cultural and environmental sensitivity of the location, attendance will be strictly limited. Tickets on sale Thursday 22 May, 2025, 10AM AEST
Register for pre-sales at ➡ http://blackenopenair.com
"We are beyond honored to be invited to perform at the sacred Uluru. To be invited by the First Nations of Australia to perform at a site with such spiritual and cultural importance to the custodians of this land is a dream come true. We wrote “Uluru Rock” in honor of the First Nations and their culture. This invitation is a high point in the band’s career and we can’t wait to perform under the shadow of Uluru." - Isaiah Mitchell (Earthless)
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