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For the complete Night at the Barracks VIP journey, combine premium seating with dining at Q Station’s Boilerhouse Kitchen & Bar. Enjoy fresh, modern Australian cuisine in a refurbished, open-kitchen restaurant. After your meal, you'll be transferred directly to Platinum reserved seating for Night at the Barracks, including VIP entry, two drink vouchers per person, and fast bar access. Bookings close 10 days before the show date, so book early to avoid missing out.
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Elevate your Night at the Barracks experience on The Deck, sustainably powered by Engie. This brand new Deck Package includes access to an elevated viewing platform, covered roof, a private bar, two complimentary drinks per person, a Mediterranean Escape picnic pack in a custom cooler bag, Platinum entry, and a keepsake lanyard. Enjoy the rock star treatment. Limited to 40 guests per night. NATB practices responsible service of alcohol. Alcoholic beverages for 18+ only. ID may be checked on site.
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NIGHT AT THE BARRACKS IS BACK FOR 2024
Exciting news—Night at the Barracks is back for 2024! Get ready to once again be swept away by the incredible concert series up at North Head, Manly. 2024 will see a brand new line-up, curated to inspire and entertain. Running from Friday 13th September until Sunday 6th October 2024, this year’s series is shaping up to be better than ever. We can't wait to release our line up to you shortly.
The spectacular starlit concert series is back.
Find yourself captivated once more by some of the biggest names in music set against this mesmerising backdrop steeped in history and natural beauty, perched high above Sydney Harbour. A premium open-air experience like no other!
Night at the Barracks, North Head, Manly.
The Barracks Precinct, North Head, Manly.
33 N Head Scenic Dr, Manly NSW 2095
Night at the Barracks is an outdoor event. Please note the performances will proceed unless extreme weather is a threat to patrons, staff or performers safety at Night at the Barracks during showtime. If it is raining you should expect the performance to proceed as scheduled.
We strongly recommend you come prepared with wet weather gear, raincoats and ponchos (umbrellas may be used at the back or side of the seated area only so no views are blocked).
There will be ponchos available at our merchandise outlet. Night at the Barracks will provide as much notice as possible regarding any changes to performances due to extreme weather, however as weather conditions are unpredictable this status may change at any time so please keep an eye on our Facebook link and Instagram link for the most up to date information. The decision to delay or cancel a show is made by the Promoter on-site and can be made at any time up to or during the performance.
We’ve updated our seating framework to include a larger range of accessible seating options. There will be an option for every price level and package available for Night At The Barracks.
Accessible tickets (including Companion Cards) can be purchased by calling our Customer Service team on the Accessible Bookings line Monday – Sunday 9am – 5pm AEST: 1300 446 925. This phone number is reserved for patrons with accessibility requirements and companion cardholders and cannot process any other ticketing requests.
Accessible tickets, both during presales and the general public sale period, can also be requested via our Submit a request – Ticketmaster Help. Please be sure to include your relevant presale code with your request if wanting to make a booking during the presale period.
Of course! We welcome all attendees and are happy to ensure accessibility wherever possible. However we guarantee a clear view to the stage no matter where you are seated on site.
This was our second year in a row we attended a concert at Night at The Barracks, love the venue and location, great food and alcohol stalls, very well organised event inside the venue and love the buses direct to the event from Manly and return again.
Got there at 6. Went straight to food trucks. Served at 6:55. Still eating when Xavier started. Considering they allowed no food to be brought in, this was really poor. Xavier was great as always and saved the night. Seen him several times before. This was the first time we brought the kids. They loved it.
The set up of the barracks was great. The band was good. I can't find any other redeeming features. Horribly disappointing in terms of talent, staging, and crowd management. I took my daughter and we had kids standing in the aisles and in front of us so we couldn't see a thing. We had to move seats twice and eventually gave up and left after about 30 minutes. It was VERY disappointing. I thought it was going to be a fun Taylor Swift concert with costumes and a bit of performance element but it was NOT THAT at all. A heinous waste of money.
The Taylor Made, Tribute to Taylor Swift was absolutely awful. Marketed as a "tribute show"it was nothing of the sort. Was like a bunch of middle-aged women decided to do a karaoke show together, but didn't bother to learn the words or the melody to any of the songs. If the tickets were around $20 - $30.00, it would be acceptable. However, tickets were priced upwards of $100 each - for that price point you expect to see a professional show with talented performers. All of the performers struggled through their songs, a few worse than others... off tune, mumbling through verses, confusing the lyrics - complete cringe! Night at the Barracks should better vet these shows moving forward, completely discredited the venue, huge disappointment overall!
Six60 are simply “The Greatest” and just know that I’ll wait till I’m old and grey just to see them play again 😮💨 haha nah but I hope I don’t gotta wait that long. Beautiful venue but even better music 🎵
I really enjoyed the event, but missed out on seeing the Bag Raiders as transport to the event was terrible. Due to my mate having to work late and not knowing when he would finish, he had to drive to the event. I got dropped off at Manly by my wife, and my mate collected me to park closer to the event. The shuttle bus option was no good to us because we would only be able to get to the pick-up point AFTER the last bus (6:30pm). So parking was an abomination, not that that is your fault. BUT! For the sake of ease, why not put on a shuttle service (for free) that just does a circuit to/from Manly so EVERYONE can get there in a timely and easy manner. It would be in the best interests of the community and especially the neighbours. Secondly, the price of drinks was abominable. Over $14 for a beer is ridiculous. Thirdly, the tickets were a gift from my wife to myself and my mate, for Father’s Day. We got GA tickets. The distance away from the stage was ridiculous. The Platinum tickets easily took up 3/4 of the event. The ticket prices weren’t cheap, another 30% on top to get closer than 3/4 of the way to the stage is ridiculous, especially since the Platinum areas were nowhere near full. The prices for tickets compared to the length of The Presets’ set was too much. To end a Friday night at 8:45 after a short set, especially regarding the travel time, walking time and then having to walk back to our car seemed like hardy worth the time. Except I love The Presets and it was a great set. So, in conclusion, a better transport system would be greatly beneficial
A great night, purchased platinum tickets to The Presets, well worth it. Great relaxed atmosphere, everyone just dancing and having a great time.
2nd year at the Barracks, great evening, great entertainment, wonderful event for Manly. Some greater food options would enhance. Will do again
Great open air venue. We saw Jon Steven’s who was amazing and had the crowd up on their feet dancing & singing along to all the INXS & Noisework classics.
Love this venue Jon Steven’s , save our Live music bring back outdoor concerts and live bands everywhere pubs clubs
