Honey I'm Back Home - Brent Honey + Secret Special Guests

Honey I’m Home Events invites you to Collingwood Yards, a stunning open air venue filled with Funktion-One sound to welcome Brent Honey home after 7 months in Berlin.

This daytime event will see Brent playing an energetic extended set [4-hours] with secret special guests, supported by Afrodisiac.

This will be Brent’s first hometown show in 10 months and only Naarm show for the Summer. Brent’s long awaited return comes after spending most of 2025 abroad playing for international brands like Terminal V, Thuishaven, Radio Rudina, Synthetic Love, Let Him Cook, Sachsentrance, Goatball, DNA Club, RSO, Melody Garden Festival, Fridget Spinner and many more.

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Key Info:
Date: Saturday 14 February 2026
Time: 4pm-10pm (Last entry at 6pm)
Location: Collingwood Yards - 35 Johnston St, Collingwood VIC 3066
Presale: Wednesday 5 November 5:30pm
General Sale: Thursday 6 November 6:30pm

Giveaway: Visit @brenthoney_ on Instagram to enter the giveaway and go in the running to win:

• Play the opening set of the event 4-5pm (genre/bpm restriction apply)
• 1x Beyond The Valley Ticket (4 days general admission + general camping)
• A USB with 500 of Brent’s favourite songs + a free ticket to the event
• A limited edition Honey I’m Home T-Shirt
• 5 free tickets to the event

As with all Honey I’m Home events, a portion of funds will be donated to charity. This event will raise funds for Breast Cancer Network Australia, an organisation that helped Brent’s Mum through her Breast Cancer journey.

Honey I’m Home Events, Mushroom Group, Collingwood Yards and Brent would like to Acknowledge The Wurundjeri Peoples of The Woiwurrung language group as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which this event will take place. We are inspired by the way dance, music and art has aided storytelling and allowed their culture to survive for thousands of years. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present. Sovereignty was never ceded. This is, was and always will be Aboriginal Land.