A Day On The Green, Burswood Park, Perth.

06/02/2025 48 3 5

Who said festivals were dead or dying.

It was a perfect day in Perth. Not a cloud in the bright blue sky, the sun beaming down in all it’s summer glory.

Thanks to the team at ‘A Day on The Green’, we had the privilege of going to see The Script, Calum Scott, Montaigne, and X Ambassadors at Burswood Park it was a cracking day!

I personally think that the time for day’s long events and festivals are going by the wayside. But when you do a festival the right way, you can put on awesome shows, and keep doing that.

A Day On The Green

A Day on The Green, at Burswood Park, a prime example on how to do a Festival the right way. The festival had a mix of Australian talent and international acts that resonate with the audience.

Getting to and into the festival was easy, the staff were friendly and helpful. The facilities, clean and abundant.

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The nacho’s looked amazing, I say looked, because under doctors’ orders I need to start eating clean. I was so tempted but managed to refrain.

We arrived just before the first act, X Ambassador, as did a decent crowd for a mid-week festival. The punters didn’t seem to mind the early start, a great excuse to knock of early from work.

Facilities

The bar facilities kept the crowds cool and hydrated. Everyone seemed well-behaved, and we didn’t witness any incidents. The security staff were professional and kept the access ways clear and everyone got a great view.

The only downside was the scorching sun, which beat down on the stage and made things tough for the early acts. When the breeze rolled in, it felt just as cool as the music playing on stage.

I can honestly say that the organizers did a great job with the event. The sound was on cue. I have been to many events where the sound comes in second or third. Distortion and volume levels rendering the audio to a muffled blur. This was not the case here, the audio was clean and crisp, every word and lyric came through clear and audible.

The choice of artists for the festival was a perfect match, all fitting together and complementing each other.

The whole experience was awesome, leaving the venue was easy, and the traffic management made life easy for both vehicles and pedestrians.

10 Outta 10. We can’t wait for the next one, thank you to the team at ‘A Day On The Green’.

The Acts

X Ambassadors

Read Our Review of their Performance here.

X Ambassadors is an American rock band known for their anthemic sound, blending alternative rock with elements of pop and electronic music. Formed in Ithaca, New York, the group consists of lead vocalist Sam Harris, keyboardist Casey Harris, and drummer Adam Levin. They gained widespread recognition with their 2015 debut album VHS, featuring hits like Renegades and Unsteady, which showcased their emotive lyricism and powerful melodies. Their music often explores themes of resilience, personal struggles, and triumph, making them a standout in the modern rock scene.

Montaigne

Read Our Review of their Performance here.

Montaigne is an Australian singer-songwriter known for their theatrical voice, bold artistry, and genre-blending sound that fuses indie pop with art rock influences. Born Jessica Alyssa Cerro, they adopted the stage name Montaigne as a nod to the French philosopher, reflecting her introspective and thought-provoking approach to music. Montaigne gained widespread recognition with their 2016 debut album Glorious Heights, featuring the hit single Because I Love You. In 2020, montaigne represented Australia at the Eurovision Song Contest with Don’t Break Me, further cementing their reputation for dynamic performances and avant-garde creativity.

Calum Scott

Read Our Review of their Performance here.

Calum Scott is a British singer-songwriter known for his soulful voice and deeply emotive ballads. He first gained fame in 2015 as a finalist on Britain’s Got Talent, where his heartfelt rendition of Robyn’s Dancing On My Own captivated audiences and became a global hit. His debut album, Only Human (2018), featured chart-topping singles like You Are the Reason, showcasing his ability to blend raw emotion with soaring melodies. With his powerful vocals and introspective song writing, Scott has established himself as a leading voice in contemporary pop music.

The Script

Read Our Review of their Performance here.

The Script is an Irish rock band known for their heartfelt lyrics, anthemic melodies, and a unique blend of pop, rock, and R&B influences. Formed in Dublin in 2001, the band includes lead vocalist and keyboardist Danny O’Donoghue, guitarist Ben Weaver, Benjamin Sargent on Bass, and drummer Glen Power. They rose to fame with their 2008 self-titled debut album, featuring hits like The Man Who Can’t Be Moved and Breakeven, which showcased their emotional storytelling and polished production. Over the years, The Script has continued to top charts with songs about love, loss, and resilience, solidifying their place as one of Ireland’s most successful modern bands.

Read our Article on the Script Here