The NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) has announced Thelma Plum will headline the Rock for Land Rights Concert on November 4 at Parramatta Park.

The concert is part of the commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the Aboriginal Land Rights Act (ALRA) in NSW, and it will take place at The Crescent, Parramatta Park, marking the conclusion of a year of celebratory events.

"We are so excited to secure such a great line up for the Rock for Land Rights gig," NSWALC Chairperson Cr Danny Chapman said.

"We are thrilled to have Thelma Plum, Nooky, Roger Knox, the Stiff Gins and Microwave Jenny performing at our free Rock for Land Rights family concert at Parramatta Park."

Thelma Plum, a celebrated Gamilaraay woman, musician, and creator, has garnered multiple awards for her work.

Her debut album, "Better In Blak," serves as a narrative encompassing themes of culture, heritage, love, and pain.

Notably, the album has produced three platinum singles and builds a base for her outstanding live performances.

The November concert lineup will include Yuin rapper and radio host Nooky, country music favorite Roger Knox, the acoustic band Stiff Gins, and the pop duo Microwave Jenny.

"We are encouraging everyone – mob and allies – to attend. It will be a homage to the last Rock for Land Rights concert held in 1989, and the Parramatta Park event will showcase First Nations excellence in a variety of fields," Cr Chapman said.

The inaugural Rock for Land Rights Concert took place in 1989 at Homebush, showcasing renowned artists such as Crowded House, Paul Kelly, Black Lace, Sharon Carpenter, and other special guests.