Chart toppers Evermore will join the Gurus so get set for a double shot of classic rock! The Whitlams' lead singer Tim Freedman, a wonderfully charismatic solo performer, will also take to the stage and this year promoters are pleased to introduce the amazing talents of indigenous singer/songwriter Dan Sultan to open the show.

Acclaimed for their songs, musical expertise and brilliant live performances, next year's A Day on the Green is first-class quality music across the whole day in a great value-for-money concert - and one of the strongest line-ups presented since the event began at Seppelt.

Hoodoo Gurus' high octane brand of garage pop/rock has thrilled fans in Australia and around the world for more than twenty years. They've topped charts and produced classic anthems like 'What's My Scene', 'Bittersweet', 'Come Any Time', 'One Thousand Miles Away', 'My Girl' and 'Like Wow - Wipeout' on their way to cult hero status.

The band was a popular inductee into the ARIA hall of fame in 2007 and in their testimonial were described as 'one of the most inventive, lyrically smart and exciting rock 'n' roll bands Australia has ever produced.'

Kiwi brothers Jon, Peter and Dan Hume - better known as Evermore - have sold in excess of 250,000 albums, been nominated for six ARIA Awards and have topped charts with each of their three albums. Following 2004's debut 'Dreams' and 2006's 'Real Life', they unleashed the epic new tunes on 'Truth Of The World: Welcome To The Show' in March and shortly after won the highly sought-after support act slot on Pink's massive Australian tour.

When he is not out front of the multi award-winning Whitlams, Tim Freedman is very often performing solo accompanied by piano. The bittersweet lyrics and poignant melodies of Tim's songs like 'No Aphrodisiac', 'All For You' and 'Blow Up The Pokies' resonate beautifully in solo mode and his on stage charisma makes him a huge crowd favourite. Tim will provide both brilliant music and great entertainment for the late afternoon.