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13 February 2027 at 5.45pm - 9.30pm

Twilight Concert: Love is the Drug

Lani & Jordan open the 2027 Twilight Concert season on the eve of Valentine's Day with a night of love songs among the vines.

DateSaturday 13 February 2027
Time5.45pm to 9.30pm
Price$59 – $149
VenueUpper Reach Winery

Saturday 13 February 2027 | Doors 5.45pm | Music 6.30 to 9.30pm

Lani & Jordan open the 2027 season on the eve of Valentine’s Day with a night built around love songs.

Two powerhouse vocalists, a golden Swan Valley sunset and a set made for singing along with the one you came with. It starts slow and dreamy as the sun drops behind the vines, then turns up as the night rolls on.

Bring someone special or bring the whole crew. Either way, bring your dancing shoes.

Ticket options

  • Dinner & Show: $149 | concert entry and a three course dinner (entree, main and dessert) in the Restaurant, overlooking the festivities. Concert Dinner Menu
  • Pizza & Show: $96 | concert entry, pizza and a table at the TreeHouse. Concert Pizza Menu
  • General Admission: $59 | 5 to 17 years $25, under 5 free. Bring a picnic and sit on the lawn.
  • Season Pass: $185 | General Admission to all four Twilight Concerts

Add-ons: Cheeseboard $35 | Dessert $15

Good to know

  • The bands play three sets with two intervals; music finishes at 9.30pm.
  • General Admission guests are welcome to bring picnic rugs and low, concert-style chairs. High-backed chairs are seated to the rear.
  • Strictly no BYO alcohol. Wine, draught beer, non-alcoholic beer and soft drinks are available for purchase.
  • General Admission ticket holders may bring their own picnic. No BYO food in the Restaurant.
  • Rain or shine. Strictly no refunds or transfers after purchase. Concert Refund Policy

Tickets & bookings

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Upper Reach Winery

77 Memorial Avenue
Baskerville WA 6056

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Open every day, 11am to 5pm
(08) 9296 0078

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Twilight concerts, winemaker tastings, long lunches and the seasons in between. There is always something happening in the vines.