The Australian String Quartet’s Barossa Weekend of Music returns in September

Three days of chamber music, cross-genre collaborations and exceptional food and wine experiences await in the Barossa Valley this September.

The Australian String Quartet’s Barossa Weekend of Music returns from 18-20 September 2026, bringing three days of chamber music, artistic collaborations and exceptional food, wine and hospitality to some of the Barossa Valley’s most iconic settings.

Final tickets have been released for the festival, which offers both single-concert experiences and immersive weekend packages.

Concert-only options

For those seeking one or two evenings of entertainment, the Opening Night Concert at Angaston Town Hall on Friday 18 September kicks off the weekend’s celebrations. An Evening Concert follows on Saturday 19 September in Peter Lehmann Wines’ Old Redemption Cellar.

The Gold Package experience

Limited Gold Packages remain for the full Barossa Weekend of Music experience. The package features four concerts across iconic regional venues, alongside exclusive wine and dining experiences at Peter Lehmann Wines, Maggie Beer’s The Farm Eatery, FINO Seppeltsfield and JamFactory Barossa.

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Special guest artists

This year’s festival brings together cross-genre collaborations and Australian talent with special guest artists: award-winning singer Parvyn and multi-instrumentalist Josh Bennett. The duo will combine the world of the classical string quartet with influences from Parvyn’s Indian raga, soul, jazz and contemporary music roots.

“The Barossa is a region renowned for its rich cultural and musical heritage, and we’re thrilled to be returning for the second Barossa Weekend of Music following the success of our inaugural festival in 2024,” said ASQ Chief Executive Officer Angelina Zucco. “Working alongside our valued community partners, we look forward to creating another unforgettable weekend that celebrates exceptional music, warm hospitality and the unique spirit of the Barossa.”

ASQ violist Chris Cartlidge added: “We are very excited to be returning to the Barossa Valley in September for a beautiful weekend of music, hospitality and community. As a Quartet we value our connection to the regions and we can’t wait for audiences to experience the 2026 festival in some of the most enchanting spaces in South Australia.”

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Festival schedule

Friday 18 September

  • 6pm: Opening Night Concert at Angaston Town Hall

Saturday 19 September

  • 11.30am: Morning Concert at Maggie Beer’s The Farm Eatery
  • 12.30pm: Luncheon at Maggie Beer’s The Farm Eatery
  • 5pm: Cellar door experience at Peter Lehmann Wines
  • 6pm: Evening Concert at Peter Lehmann Wines’ Old Redemption Cellar (featuring guest artists Parvyn Kaur Singh and Josh Bennett)

Sunday 20 September

  • 11am: Finale Concert at JamFactory at Seppeltsfield (featuring guest artists Parvyn Kaur Singh and Josh Bennett)
  • 12.30pm: Farewell Lunch at FINO Seppeltsfield

Limited Gold Packages and concert-only tickets are available now at asq.com.au

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