Oktoberwest - Inner West Beer Fest - Tinnies & Tunes

Time to crack a can Sydney, Oktoberwest is back!

In true 2020 style, Oktoberwest has “pivoted” and is holding the inaugural Tinnies & Tunes Sessions at Max Watt’s Sydney as part of Great Southern Nights - Land of 1000 Gigs and it promises to be TWO MASSIVE nights of beats, beers & bloody good times.

All tickets include a can of the extremely limited edition “Hoppy as Helles” Oktoberwest Hopped Bavarian Lager brewed as a collab. by the 11 Brewers that make up the Inner West Brewery Association.

They told us that a covidsafe beer fest could never happen, but with food and beers delivered straight to your seat and a variety entertainment including live music, comedy, interactive games, prizes & more beers than you can poke a stick at, there will be something to please you and any one of your drinking buddies all from the safety of your seats.

The good people at Max Watts have taken all the necessary precautions to make Oktoberwest 2020 the most COVIDsafeteyest Beerfestivaliest Unforgettaballest Event of the Year!

Featuring:

Jack Ladder - 28 Nov
Shining Bird - 28 Nov
The Bottlers - 29 Nov

Birdman or The Unexpected Virtue of a Tony Hawk Pro Skater Cover Band - 29 Nov

- Aaron Gocs's Beer Can Olympics & Trivia
- Stand-Up Comedy
- Young Henry’s Mechanical Bucking Tinnie
- The Great Aussie Stitch-up Video DJ Set
- Pretzel Eating Contest
- The Great Choccy Milk Scull-Off
- Fancy Dress (All things T)
- Volkswurst “The Sausage for the People” Foodtruck

Brewers:

- Young Henrys
- Willie the Boatman
- Wayward Brewing Company
- The Grifter Brewing Company
- Batch Brewing Company
- Sauce Brewing Co.
- Malt Shovel Brewery
- Philter Brewing
- Stockade Brew Co
- White Bay Beer Co

Tickets will be sold in tables of 2, 3 or 4 and are strictly limited. Max 10 per transaction.

A percentage of all beer sold goes to the Inner West Brewery Association to help increase the recognition and prosperity of Inner-West breweries and in the process generate benefits for the local community, the Sydney tourism industry and the Australian economy.

There will be no tap beer and all beer will be served in cans.