Live music photog. at Tumbalong Park (Vivid) - Gut Health + Mulga Bore

Delve into the electric glow of Vivid Sydney and capture live music at its most dynamic. Vivid Frames is a multi-day, hands-on photography workshop set against the immersive backdrop of Tumbalong Nights in Darling Harbour.

Designed for photographers ready to elevate their live event work, this workshop blends real-time shooting experience with guided instruction. Over multiple nights, you’ll photograph emerging and established artists under dramatic stage lighting, neon installations, and the vibrant pulse of Vivid crowds.

What You’ll Learn:

• Mastering low-light and stage photography techniques
• Capturing movement, atmosphere, and crowd energy
• Working with changing light sources and colour temperatures
• Fast-paced composition and storytelling in live environments
• Professional workflow tips for music, festival, and editorial photography

What You’ll Experience:
Each session places you in the heart of the action at Tumbalong Park, shooting live performances as they unfold. You’ll receive on-the-spot guidance, creative direction, and feedback to help refine your eye and technique in a real-world setting.

Who It’s For:

• Aspiring and intermediate photographers
• Creatives looking to break into music or festival photography
• Anyone wanting to build a standout live-event portfolio

Why This Workshop:
There’s no substitute for shooting live. With the scale, colour, and energy of Vivid as your canvas, this workshop offers a rare opportunity to develop your skills in a high-impact, portfolio-worthy environment

Spaces are limited.

Feverish Melbourne post-punk and Eastern Anmatyerre glam-rock collides in an electric night of defiant rock riffs.

Fronted by frenzied singer Athina Uh Oh, sextet Gut Health cut their teeth in Melbourne's packed pubs, demanding attention with a blistering mix of noise rock, jazz solos and danceable, disco-lite rhythms - all presented with a delightfully chaotic punk edge.

Frenzied yet controlled, their acclaimed debut album Stiletto saw them tour the globe; now, they bring their high-octane energy to Tumbalong Nights.

And there's no band quite like Mulga Bore Hard Rock - a sextet of siblings and cousins from the remote Northern Territory desert community of Akaye. Combining rock-star alter egos and KISS-like makeup with hard-hitting tracks sung in both Anmatyerre language and English, they deliver stadium-ready glam rock no matter the stage.

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