Werribee’s Big Summer Bash: Rock Legends Set to Electrify Victoria in 2026

Get ready, music lovers — Werribee is about to become the hottest ticket in Victoria’s west. The much-loved One Electric Day festival is roaring back in 2026, and this year’s lineup is a proper nod to Aussie rock royalty.

Headlining the day will be none other than Jimmy Barnes, the iconic voice of Cold Chisel and a solo powerhouse who needs no introduction. Joining him on the bill are Melbourne’s own The Living End, fresh off their high-octane punk-rockabilly antics, plus guitar legend Ian Moss, whose soulful licks and timeless vocals are guaranteed to send shivers down the spine. Together, these three acts represent decades of Australian musical history, from pub rock anthems to triple j favourites.

While the organisers are keeping some surprises up their sleeves for the full artist announcement, the early confirmation has already sparked a wave of excitement across the state. One Electric Day has built a reputation for being more than just a concert — it’s a laid-back, family-friendly summer outing set against the sprawling lawns of the Werribee Park precinct. Think picnic rugs, food trucks, cold drinks, and a soundtrack that spans generations.

For those who missed out on previous years, 2026 marks a fresh chance to catch these legends in one spot. Barnesy’s live shows are notorious for their raw energy, while The Living End’s triple-threat of guitar, bass, and drums never fails to get the crowd moving. Ian Moss, with his honeyed tone and intricate fretwork, adds a layer of class that rounds out a truly stellar day.

Tickets are expected to move fast, so locals are being urged to mark their calendars. Whether you grew up singing “Khe Sanh” at the top of your lungs or discovered “Prisoner of Society” on your dad’s car stereo, this is one event that promises to bridge the gap between old-school rock and new-school fun. Keep an eye on the official One Electric Day channels for the full lineup drop and presale details — Werribee is about to get loud, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.