SOLLOS Sunday Session

Date: 02/08/2026
Time: 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Wrap up an incredible Great Barrier Reef Festival weekend with an afternoon of live music, cocktails and coastal vibes at the SOLLOS Sunday Session.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Airlie Beach foreshore, settle in for a relaxed Sunday afternoon featuring live performances from local favourites Pluto Tango and Chris Booroff, while SOLLOS serves up a selection of refreshing cocktails to enjoy by the water.

Whether you’re winding down after a big festival weekend or simply looking for the perfect Sunday session, grab your friends, enjoy a drink, and soak up the sounds of the Whitsundays.

Entry is FREE, but we highly encourage a donation!

SOLLOS is Australia’s first single-estate agave spirit, grown and crafted in the Whitsundays. Born of sun and shaped by tropical terrain, our Blue Weber agave shines in vibrant serves, from Palomas and Margaritas to zesty ginger and lime cocktails – bringing Mexican craft and unmistakable Australian character to every pour.

Live Music Lineup:

Pluto Tango

Pluto Tango brings a unique blend of soulful sounds, captivating vocals and laid-back coastal energy to the stage. With a passion for storytelling through music, this Whitsunday-based act delivers performances that are both engaging and effortlessly enjoyable.

Blending influences across blues, folk, rock and contemporary styles, Pluto Tango creates the perfect soundtrack for an afternoon by the sea.

Chris Booroff

A much-loved local musician, Chris Booroff is known for his soulful vocals, heartfelt performances and ability to connect with audiences.

Drawing on blues, rock and roots influences, Chris brings warmth, energy and plenty of character to every performance — creating the perfect atmosphere for a relaxed Sunday session.

Reef Festival Official After Party – Magnums ft. JUNGLE GIANTS

After touring the world for the past 5 years, the energetic 4 piece return to stages down under with their 5th studio album, ‘Experiencing Feelings of Joy’. Supported by up and comers The Tullamarines.