DroneArt Show is landing in Canberra this spring to light up your life

Posted on 2 October, 2025

Don’t miss your chance to see a breathtaking concert where the stage is Canberra’s sky.

Imagine this: you’re sitting under the stars on a spring night, surrounded by the warm flicker of candlelight, as the timeless melodies of a live string quartet fill the air. It sounds magical, right?

Now imagine the sky above you coming alive with movement and colour as hundreds of synchronised drones take flight, dancing in harmony with the music. This is what you can expect at the Canberra debut of DroneArt Show.

Following its sold-out debut in Melbourne, this spectacular fusion of classical music and drone artistry will light up the sky at Exhibition Park this spring, seeing dazzling aerial choreography transform the night sky into a canvas of stars, flowers, and more to classical masterpieces including Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons and Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake.

Transporting attendees into a world of musical and visual wonder, and presented by Fever in partnership with global pioneers in drone technology, Nova Sky Stories, this breathtaking open-air event will run for 65 minutes, promising an unforgettable fusion of classical music and drone technology (an unexpected but magical combination).

Taking place for two nights only, on Friday 31 October and Saturday 1 November and with tickets starting from $65, choose from the picnic, seating or VIP areas and make sure to arrive early so you get the best seats to see the show.

And with the option to grab some food from the food trucks (which will have vegetarian, gluten-free, and vegan options) to nibble on while the sun sets before the night sky is transformed before your eyes, why not make a whole night of it?

With limited tickets available, this is one show that sounds like it will take your concert experience to new heights (pun intended).

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