1/46WOMADelaide 2018 - General Scenes from the Public Holiday Monday the 12th of March 2018 on the last day of Womadelaide. (AAP/Emma Brasier)
Womadelaide 2018: Pictures of music and dance
WOMADELAIDE 2018 is in full swing again with some of Planet Earth’s greatest performers delighting audiences young and old. See the pictures here.
2/46The last day of WOMADelaide 2018. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
3/46The last day of WOMADelaide 2018. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
4/46The last day of WOMADelaide 2018. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
5/46The last day of WOMADelaide 2018. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
6/46The last day of WOMADelaide 2018. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
7/46The last day of WOMADelaide 2018. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
8/46Tex, Don and Charlie play stage 2 at WOMADelaide. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
9/46The last day of WOMADelaide 2018. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
10/46The last day of WOMADelaide 2018. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
11/46PEople at Womadelaide 2018. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
12/46Ayana, 5, with feathers dropped at Womadelaide by Gratte Ciel’s Place des Anges. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
13/46Naomi Keyte, singer-songwriter from the Adelaide Hills, playing on the Zoo Stage. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
14/46Saada Nassor singer in Rajab Suleiman and Kithara’s Band play the Zoo stage. Picture: AAP / Emma Brasier
15/46Mexican acoustic guitarists ‘Rodrigo y Gabriela’ on the Foundation stage at Womadelaide 2018. Picture: Rob Sferco
16/46Malian desert blues band, ‘Tinariwen’ playing on Stage 2 at Womadelaide 2018. Picture: Rob Sferco
17/46Members of Quebec’s Le Vent du Nord on stage 2. Picture: Naomi Jellicoe
18/46Malian desert blues band, ‘Tinariwen’ playing on Stage 2 at Womadelaide. Picture; Rob Sferco.
19/46American jazz saxophonist Kamasi Washington playing at Womadelaide 2018. Picture: Rob Sferco
20/46Hana Jessie-Lee’s Bad Habits on Moreton Bay stage. Picture: Naomi Jellicoe
21/46Blick Bassy (Cameroon/France) playing on the Moreton Bay Stage at Womadelaide 2018. Picture: Rob Sferco
22/46Pat Thomas Kwashibu Area Band on Foundation Stage. Picture: Naomi Jellicoe
23/46Mama Kin Spender perform a workshop on Moreton Bay Stage. Picture: Naomi Jellicoe
24/46Remi and Sampa the Great on Stage 3. Picture: Naomi Jellicoe
25/46Eugene Hutz from Gogol Bordello. Picture: Rob Sferco
26/46Daniel Gralha and Douglas Antures from Brazil’s Bixiga 70. Picture: Rob Sferco
27/4611/3/17 - Womadelaide Sunday 11th of March 2018 - Dan Sultan on Foundation Stage. Photo Naomi Jellicoe
28/46Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, from the US. Picture: Rob Sferco
29/46Australian band Jazz Party. Picture: Rob Sferco
30/46The Manganiyar Seduction, from India, performing. Picture: Rob Sferco
31/46Jojo Abot in the “Arboria” installation at Womad. Picture: Calum Robertson
32/46Womadelaide performer Jojo Abot in the "Arboria" installation. Picture: Calum Robertson
33/46Performers Dimitar Gougov, Enkhjargal Dandarvaachig and Fabien Guyot from Violons Barbares. Picture: Calum Robertson
34/46Gratte Ciel (France) performing 'Place des Anges' above the crowd. Picture: Rob Sferco
35/46Sitar player and composer Anoushka Shanker playing on the Foundation stage. Picture: Rob Sferco
36/46French acrobatic theatre group Cie Bivouac performing 'Erica's Dream'. Picture: Rob Sferco
37/46Chinese dance company 'TAO Dance Theater' performing on Stage 2. Picture: Rob Sferco
38/46Cara Robinson from 'HatFitz and Cara'. Picture: Rob Sferco
39/46Architects of Air's luminarium 'Arboria'. Picture: Rob Sferco
40/46Gratte Ciel performing 'Place des Anges'. Picture: Rob Sferco
41/46Gratte Ciel performing 'Place des Anges'. Picture: Rob Sferco
42/46Sitar player and composer Anoushka Shanker playing on the Foundation stage. Picture: Rob Sferco
43/46Gratte Ciel performing 'Place des Anges'. Picture: Rob Sferco
44/46Architects of Air's luminarium 'Arboria'. Picture: Rob Sferco
45/46Gratte Ciel performing 'Place des Anges'. Picture: Rob Sferco
46/46WOMAD lanterns. Picture: Rob Sferco
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