1/21Brit Gillespie, 27, from Newcastle and Emi Aiken, 23, from Lennox Head. Picture: Savannah Pocock
PHOTOS: Bluesfest 2024
Revellers have well and truly settled in to the fun and festivities of Byron Bay Bluesfest 2024. SEE THE PICTURES FROM DAY 3.
2/21Bluesfest at Byron Bay's Tyagarah show ground. Picture: Savannah Pocock
3/21Tom, Kata, Kale and Cara from Coffs Harbour. Picture: Savannah Pocock
4/21Liam O'Doherty, 28, and Zoe, 26, from Bilambil. Picture: Savannah Pocock
5/21Elisha Semaan, 29, and Holly Neil, 35, from Sydney. Picture: Savannah Pocock
6/21Bluesfest at Byron Bay's Tyagarah show ground. Picture: Savannah Pocock
7/21Chris Schreiner, 24, and Emma Lawson, 24, from the United States. Picture: Savannah Pocock
8/21Bluesfest at Byron Bay's Tyagarah show ground. Picture: Savannah Pocock
9/21Bluesfest at Byron Bay's Tyagarah show ground. Picture: Savannah Pocock
10/21Tracy Preston, 38, from Tweed and Leigh McLennan, 42, from Ballina. Picture: Savannah Pocock
11/21Bluesfest at Byron Bay's Tyagarah show ground. Picture: Savannah Pocock
12/21Jenny Fasso, 61, from Suffolk Park and Cerise Meredith, 56, from Gold Coast. Picture: Savannah Pocock
13/21Neil Hayward, 62, and Renee Hayward, 32, from Perth and Kahl Casey, 34, from Innisfail. Picture: Savannah Pocock
14/21Elle and Daniel. Picture: Savannah Pocock
15/21Grace Alexandra, 14, from Caboolture. Picture: Savannah Pocock
16/21Prue Munro, 47, and Nin Latta, 53, from Cains. Picture: Savannah Pocock
17/21Maisie, 25, and Fred, 24, from Sydney. Picture: Savannah Pocock
18/21Steph Walker, 29, and Dana O'Connell, 28, from Sydney. Picture: Savannah Pocock
19/21Cin Louise, 53, from Indonesia at Byron Bay's Bluesfest festival. Picture: Savannah Pocock
20/21Bluesfest at Byron Bay's Tyagarah show ground. Picture: Savannah Pocock
21/21Naomi, 14, Alissa, 14, and Cela, 14, from Bellingen at Byron Bay's Bluesfest festival. Picture: Savannah Pocock
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