Western Sydney’s rap gods flow on heavenly strings.

ONEFOUR, Western Sydney’s rap icons, collaborate with the Penrith Chamber Orchestra in a major new commission. Two Western Sydney forces, from two different worlds, unite for the first time to create something neither could make alone.

ONEFOUR are a local phenomenon unlike any other. With over 400 million streams and 1.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify, they’re riding high off the release of their debut album, Look At Me Now, and their Netflix documentary, Against All Odds. Fresh from performing with 50 Cent in Malaysia, Australia’s drill kings haven’t lost sight of where it all started: the heart of Western Sydney.

Tickets & pricing

$75

Duration

90 minutes

Age Suitability

15+

Presented by
The Joan

In association with
Penrith Conservatorium of Music

Headline
ONEFOUR with Penrith Chamber Orchestra

Commissioned by
Penrith Performing & Visual Arts

With support from
Penrith Conservatorium of Music
Western Sydney University

Dates & Times

January 2027

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TICKETS ON SALE THURSDAY 22 OCTOBER

Meet the artist

ONEFOUR

ONEFOUR are a Western Sydney hip hop group from Mount Druitt, known for putting Australian drill on the map and bringing their own sound, stories and perspective to audiences around the world. Built on a strong connection to their community, the group has become one of Australia’s most recognisable hip hop acts, with a sound shaped by UK drill influences and their Western Sydney roots. Since breaking through in 2019, ONEFOUR have continued to push boundaries, build a huge following and represent Western Sydney on their own terms. Their music is raw, energetic and unapologetically local, reflecting the people, places and experiences that have shaped them.

Penrith Chamber Orchestra

Penrith Chamber Orchestra brings together emerging musicians (18-25) from across Western Sydney and beyond. With a broad approach to repertoire, artistic development and collaborative performance, the ensemble provides a dynamic platform for young instrumentalists to refine their craft, connect with peers, and contribute the region’s vibrant musical life.