City drones ban forces Fringe event Sky Song to head south
A centrepiece event of the Adelaide Fringe has been moved from the Adelaide Showgrounds to McLaren Vale and its dates changed after flight restrictions meant its hundreds of drones could not be flown near the city.
Sky Song involves 300 drones flying in formation above a 70m wide screen projection with lighting and music to tell First Nations stories, narrated by Archie Roach.
It was meant to be staged at Wayville from February 18 to March 20, but aviation restrictions on the drones have forced its relocation.
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Sky Song will now be performed at Leconfield and Richard Hamilton Wines at McLaren Vale, 35 minutes south of the city, from Friday, March 11 to Sunday, March 20.
Fringe organisers said all tickets already purchased will be valid for the new venue dates and ticket holders will be emailed direct.
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