2027 Granite Rockin’ Blues at Jester Hill Wines

Live Music. Granite Belt Wine. Handmade Italian Food. Supporting LifeFlight.

Saturday 24 April 2027 | 11am – 6pm
Jester Hill Wines, Granite Belt

A full day of live blues in the vines at Jester Hill Wines.

Settle on the lawn, sip award-winning cool-climate wines, enjoy handmade Italian food, and celebrate community spirit — with $10 from every ticket supporting LifeFlight.

👉 Get tickets and full event details here.

❤️ Supporting LifeFlight

LifeFlight isn’t just our charity partner.

Ann, co-owner of Jester Hill Wines and a midwife at Stanthorpe Hospital, sees firsthand how vital aeromedical transport is for families in our region.

When minutes matter, LifeFlight is often the difference.

$10 from every ticket will be donated directly to LifeFlight.

👉 Read why LifeFlight matters to us.

🎶 The Line-Up

Fine Tuned
a high-energy acoustic and electric duo from Queensland’s Southern Downs consisting of musicians Ash Moore and Will Sturgeon, who perform rock, pop, and singalong favourites.

Dad and Dave Duo
High-energy mix of classic rock and pub favourites.

Cole Train
Local favourites closing the day with groove and grit.

+ more to be confirmed. 

🍝 Food & Wine

Nonna Makes will once again be serving handmade Italian comfort food throughout the day.

Jester Hill’s award-winning wines will be available by the glass and bottle.

Bring a chair or picnic rug, settle in, and stay through golden hour.

Mount Stirling Meadery

This year we welcome back Mount Stirling Meadery, local legends crafting incredible small-batch mead right here in the Granite Belt They’ll be pouring their Braggot on tap – an old-world style blending honey and malt into something rich, smooth, and seriously moreish.

🎟 Tickets

Adults: $45
Under 14: $10
Wine Club Members: $10 (covers LifeFlight donation)

👉 Secure your tickets here

📍 Event Details

Location: Jester Hill Wines, Granite Belt
Time: 11am – 6pm
Date: Saturday 24 April 2027

This is an outdoor event. Please bring seating and sun protection. Gazebos are also welcome.