Australia’s leading accessible and inclusive music festival, Ability Fest, returns to Melbourne on the 11th of April with a brand-new venue and format. Ability Fest will take over The Timber Yard for its 2026 edition, with a fully electronic lineup that includes PNAU, Logic1000, Ollie Lishman, Kito, Surusinghe, Blusher, Brent Honey and DJ Cooper Smith, daine, Robert Baxter‍ ‍Aquenta, Chaotiic Good, Djanaba , Jade Zoe, JUPiTA, bbsanii, Lakatoi, louli, Stev Zar and Noe

Untitled Group and triple j, in conjunction with the Dylan Alcott Foundation will bring Ability Fest, a one-of-a-kind inclusive festival to Melbourne on the 19th of October, and for the very first time to Brisbane on the 26th of October. As a not-for-profit event, 100% of proceeds from Ability Fest are donated to the Dylan Alcott Foundation, with each ticket contributing to helping young Australians living with a disability fulfil their dreams. Ability Fest will again deliver a diverse and world class lineup, featuring artists both local and international artists. 

Australia’s first all-accessible music festival, Ability Fest has announced the date for it’s 2023 return. March 25th sees one of the country’s leading inclusive events return to its home in the middle of Melbourne’s CBD. While Ability Fest is primarily a music festival, the event also boasts the added perks of more accessibility features allowing everyone the chance to come along and enjoy the universal love of live music.

Ability Fest is unique in the festival calendar as its Australia’s first and only completely inclusive, fully accessible music festival, brought to you by the Dylan Alcott Foundation & Untitled Group.