Australia’s biggest beach party, Out 2 Lunch returns to the Gold Coast, in May for a monster second edition. After selling out last year’s event in record time, Out 2 Lunch this year will boast two days of epic music provided by both homegrown and international giants of the electronic music scene including host FISHER, Chris Lake, Hayden James, Patrick Topping, DJ Boring, Noizu, Little Fritter, Jake Smith and Shimmy.

The Australian hip-hop scene is getting blessed with the return of an event set to showcase the huge amount of talent we have in this country, as the LIKE A BOSS Festival rolls into Newcastle on the 15th of March. Newcastle University’s Bar on the Hill and its Forecourt Area will host a lineup that includes Havana Brown, Chillinit, Holligan Hefs, Mason Dane and Youngn Lipz.

Glitch, in partnership with Untitled Group, will bring its first-ever Australian edition to Melbourne on Saturday, 12 April 2025, at PICA. This exclusive single-day event will feature a world-class lineup, including internationals Benwal, ØTTA & Narciss, who will be joined by local legends Crybaby and STÜM.

Manchester institution The Warehouse Project, returns to our shores in April, with a lineup that so far includes Partiboi69, Hector Oaks, X-Coast, Miss Bashful and Carla Martinez. The Warehouse Project will take over two of the country’s most loved venues this year, the Hordern Pavilion located in Moore Park, Sydney on the 24th then onto Melbourne’s PICA on the 25th of April. 

T1000’s Boutique electronic music festival Electric Island is returning in 2025, along with the debut of Electric Warehouse, bringing a solid lineup of electronic music that includes DukeDumont and Hayden James with support from Eli & Fur, Market Memories, Trilucid and more to deliver four days of dance in Melbourne, Sydney, Cottesloe Beach and Glenelg Beach.