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The lineup for the classic Laneway Festival 2026 has officially landed and the 21st edition of this much loved summer festival in packed full of heavyweights from home and abroad including Chappell Roan, Wolf Alice, Role Model, PinkPantheress, Wet Leg, Yung Lean & Bladee. Lucy Dacus, Alex G, BENEE, Cavetown, Mt. Joy, The Dare, Malcolm Todd, Oklou, Jensen McRae, Geese, Wisp, and Gigi Perez, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers, Blusher, Shady Nasty, Armlock, The Belair Lip Bombs, and Djanaba.
Melbourne’s newest large-scale music festival, New Year’s at the Bowl is set to transform the Sidney Myer Music Bowl for a two-day celebration with a roster that includes Underworld, Maribou State, Berlioz, Carl Cox , Confidence Man, Joy Crookes, Santigold, Marc Rebillet, Glass Beams, Bradley Zero, Ross From Friends presents Bubble Love, Tornado Wallace, Sam Gellaitry, The Preatures, Don West, Good Neighbours, Velvet Trip and more.
For the first time in over a decade, Bondi Beach will host New Year’s Eve celebrations, with world-renowned party brand elrow teaming up with local event legends Fuzzy to deliver elrow Bondi Beach XXL, a one-night-only event with a lineup that includes HoneyLuv (US), Kölsch (DK), Patrick Topping (UK) with the official NYE Countdown set, TSHA (UK) and William Kiss, Adam Holt & NATS, CALIYY, Darkhorse & Grouse, Jakob, Mixed Methods and Shubz.
The South Coast’s cherished summer festival, Changing Tides, will return for its third edition on Saturday the 22nd of November. Descending onto the stage at the Kiama Showgrounds for this community-led event will be international heavyweights Sam Fender, Noah Cyrus and Holly Humberstone , along with homegrown legends The Rubens and Skegss, The Rions, MAY-A, Boy Soda and Chloe Parché, The Inspired Unemployed’s musical project Retired Gentlemen’s League and the latest triple j Unearthed winner.
The Central Coast will come together on Saturday the 4th of October for LIGHT UP, a landmark community event at Polytec Stadium, honouring the memory of Audrey Griffin. The one day celebration will feature a powerful lineup of Australian talent, including Birds of Tokyo, LUUDE, Mia Wray, The Moving Stills, DJ Moody Tiger Pants, and special guest Arabella Romi.