Showcasing young musical talent at Georges River Youth Festival with live performances and exciting prizes.
Friday 24 April 2026
6:00pm - 10:00pm
643/643A King Georges Rd, Penshurst NSW 2222, Australia
Pay what you can (minimum $1)
Experience an electrifying evening filled with live music as five fresh musical acts take the stage to compete for fantastic prizes. This event celebrates young, amateur musicians from the Georges River area, offering a vibrant atmosphere perfect for families and music lovers alike.
The first 200 attendees will enjoy a free pizza, adding a tasty bonus to the night’s entertainment. With a supportive crowd and a chance to witness emerging talent, this event promises memorable moments for parents and children.
Enjoy the thrill of friendly competition while supporting local youth and their creative passions in a welcoming community environment.
The Battle of the Beats competition is part of the Georges River Youth Festival (GRYFest), organized by the Youth Advisory Committee and 3Bridges Youth Zone. The event features five musical acts: Kenya, Verräter, The Scuts, The Avenue, and The Suburban Skulk.
The prize pool is generous, with awards ranging from $2,000 for first place to $250 for fifth place, encouraging young musicians to showcase their best performances.
The event runs from 6:00pm to 10:00pm, with the first act starting at 6:30pm. Tickets are 'pay what you can' with a minimum of $1, and all proceeds support headspace Hurstville, a youth mental health service.
Held at 3Bridges Youth Zone, located at 643-643A King Georges Road, Penshurst, the venue is accessible by public transport and offers walker and wheelchair access.
Additional seating is provided to ensure comfort for all attendees. Auslan interpretation is available, reflecting the event’s commitment to inclusivity.
Families will find this location convenient and welcoming, making it easy to bring children along for an enjoyable evening.
Tickets are limited and must be purchased online in advance to secure entry. Early arrival is encouraged to be among the first 200 to receive free pizza.
The event supports youth mental health through donations to headspace Hurstville, which offers free, confidential services for young people aged 12 to 25.
For any additional support needs or accessibility requests, attendees are encouraged to contact the organizers via phone or email.
There is no fixed ticket price; attendees are invited to pay what they can, with a minimum donation of $1. This flexible pricing helps make the event accessible to all families.
All funds raised go directly to supporting youth mental health programs at headspace Hurstville.
Tickets must be booked online due to limited availability, ensuring a smooth and safe event experience for everyone.
