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Lost Paradise, the legendary New Year’s Eve camping festival, returns to the Glenworth Valley for its eleventh edition with a massive lineup that includes Underworld, Maribou State, I Hate Models, Duke Dumont, Marc Rebillet, Ben Böhmer, Confidence Man, Chris Stussy, Kettama, and X Club, Channel Tres, Anna Lunoe, DJ Heartstring, Ross From Friends (pres. Bubble Love), Odd Mob, Bella Claxton, Cassian, Hot Dub Time Machine, Merci, Mercy, Prospa, Two Another and so many more.
Adelaide is set to explode this October as Harvest Rock returns for its third year with a dynamite lineup that is stacked with a mix of global icons and homegrown heroes including Jelly Roll, The Strokes, The War on Drugs, M.I.A., Vance Joy, Shaboozey, PNAU, Royel Otis, Wolfmother, Groove Armada, Ruel, Ministry of Sound Classical, Cloud Control, Skream & Benga, The Presets, Genesis Owusu, Bag Raiders, Julia Cole, Teenage Joans and lots more.
One of Australia’s biggest travelling music festival, Good Things, returns in 2025, with a lineup packed full of international heavyweights, homegrown heroes, and rising alternative stars, tincluding TOOL, Weezer, Garbage, Machine Head, All Time Low, The All-American Rejects, Knocked Loose, Lorna Shore, Refused, GWAR, New Found Glory, Make Them Suffer, James Reyne, Tonight Alive, plus lots more.
After a sold-out triumph in 2025, Newcastle’s HOWLIN’ COUNTRY returns to the picturesque Newcastle Foreshore in Summer 2026 with an all-star cast of international and homegrown country talent, including Lainey Wilson, Newcastle’s own Morgan Evans, Americana darling Kaitlin Butts and Texas favourites Flatland Cavalry, alongside our very own Adam Newling and Tyla Rodrigues.
From the mystical forests of Tomorrowland to the heart of Melbourne, one of the world’s most visually stunning and sonically immersive music festival experiences, CORE Festival, is making its way to Melbourne in November 2026.
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