A delight for the senses, Global Beats & Eats presented by LiveLighter is back, bigger and better than ever! On Saturday 18 March beautiful Paloma Park in Marangaroo will become a mecca for foodies and music lovers alike with fantastic beats and delicious eats from all over the globe. Because who doesn't want to eat treats while you dance to beats? 

The FREE City of Wanneroo event will be headlined by Perth’s very own chart toppers San Cisco. Having performed at festivals around the world, the WA four-piece will bring their show-stopping performance to Global Beats & Eats presented by LiveLighter ahead of their highly anticipated 2017 album release.

Supporting San Cisco will be a barrage of talented artists. Head down from 4pm to catch the soulful tropical rhythms of Seychelles islander Grace Barbé who will open the event with her vibrant presence. Chill out to the laidback surf harmonies of Margaret River duo Salt Tree, then prepare to get loud with an explosive performance from Caravãna Sun. The party will continue with five-piece Jakubi who’s swinging, slick and sizzling buffet of pop, R&B, hip-hop, rock and soul has delighted fans across the globe.

The amazing line up doesn’t end there… More than twenty of Perth’s best food trucks will be rolling in to tantalise your tastebuds with offerings from around the world.

Sit back and soak up the festival atmosphere with roving entertainment and free family activities.

Tickets are free and will be available exclusively to City of Wanneroo residents from 9am Monday 20 February 2017. Any remaining tickets will open to the general public from 9am Friday 3 March 2017. Tickets are essential and will be available online from the City of Wanneroo website. Be sure to put these dates in your diary to make sure you don’t miss out!

Global Beats & Eats presented by LiveLighter is proudly brought to you by the City of Wanneroo as part of the City's free events calendar.

The City of Wanneroo would like to thank event sponsors Healthway, LiveLighter, Lotterywest and Wanneroo Times.

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