More than 200 people, including about 100 with disabilities, attended the four-hour musical event, which ran from 2pm in the South Dunedin Community Hall yesterday.
The free-entry show was billed as "an accessible-inclusive event for people with disabilities and the wider Dunedin community''.
Steve Marshall and Benton Glassey were co-organisers.
Mr Marshall, of the Community Care Trust, and Mr Glassey dreamed up the idea for the concert after realising how many musicians were also supporting people with disabilities.
"There was a lot of crowd participation'', Mr Marshall said.
"We're elated. It was a wonderful day.''
At least one support worker was in each of the bands that played yesterday: Tiny Pieces of 8, the Julian Temple Band, Tahu and the Takahes, and Left or Right Soundsystem.
