Music Events in Blackheath

Masters in the art of connection, this rare union of original musical minds reach right into your soul. Featured at the Lookout House Concert series, Blackheath

Claire Edwardes OAM, a defining force in Australian new music, celebrates her new album, 'Dual Attractor', with a solo recital and album launch at Blackheath Phillips Hall. Spanning marimba, vibraphone, drums and electronics, these works are all by female composers from around the world whom she deeply admires.

Tenzin Choegyal — ARIA-nominated world music artist and 2025 Australian Folk Music Award winner — performs one night only, in Blue Mountains on 20 Feb 2026.

As part of our 2026 BCMF program, we are delighted to welcome three exceptional Rising Stars to share their artistry in a special Friday afternoon concert.

Enjoy all 7 concerts of the 2026 Blackheath Chamber Music Festival. Featuring Rising Stars, Resounding Bell, Labyrinth, Introspection - Flute, Viola & Harp, Danses de Jeunesse, and Terra Mater Aestiva.

Experience the mesmerising presence of shakuhachi master RILEY LEE as he returns to Blackheath, this time in powerful company with percussionist TIMOTHY CONSTABLE and the dynamic TAIKOZ drummers. Shaping an evocative journey through sound, RESOUNDING BELL promises to be an unforgettable evening of immersion, energy and quiet wonder.

Enjoy an exclusive Huntington Estate Wine Tasting at historic Rowan Brae Guesthouse, Blackheath.

Join us for a captivating concert featuring music inspired by the poems of William Shakespeare and Thomas Wyatt, performed by the talented ensemble Elysian Fields with John Bell at the Blackheath Chamber Music Festival. This event promises an enchanting evening of classical music in the serene setting of Phillips Hall. Book now to secure your spot for this unmissable musical experience.

Saturday 25 April 2026 7:00 pm - LABYRINTH | Lloyd Van’t Hoff & Chroma Quartet for this intimate program that spans fiery contemporary energy and deep Romantic expression.

Join Joshua Batty, Amanda Verner, and Louise Johnson for a reflective morning of chamber music. Blending the evocative tone colours of flute, viola, and harp, this program offers an invitation to be still, listen, and experience music from the inside out.

A vibrant ensemble of Sydney Symphony Orchestra wind Soloists will present a program bursting with character and contrast. This concert offers a lively journey through storytelling, rhythm and the unmistakable charm of the wind ensemble.