The Push Over Festival is making a one-day-only return this November as The Push celebrates 40 years of supporting young Australians through music. Taking place at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne on Saturday the 21st of November, as part of the Live at the Gardens series, the Push Over – 40 Years of The Push will feature performances from Bodyjar, Frenzal Rhomb, Killing Heidi, Magic Dirt and Regurgitator and more.

Froth & Fury Fest is set to return to the Adelaide Showground on the 30th of January, with organisers unveiling a huge first lineup announcement that includes Clutch, Alpha Wolf, Paleface Swiss, Carpenter Brut, Igorrr, Propagandhi, Counterparts, Corrosion of Conformity, Death To All, Dark Angel, 28 Days, Truth Corroded, The Berzerker, Fox Lake, Sierra Veins, Wayside, Ratsalad and Raccoon City.

Lost Paradise has confirmed it will return to the picturesque Glenworth Valley from the 28th of December to the 1st of January, with the Finely Tuned event preparing to welcome back thousands of festival goers for five days of music, art, culture, wellness and camping to farewell 2026 and ring in the new year.

The Untitled Group has strengthened its position as Australia's leading independent promoter, with Beyond The Valley climbing 15 places to #67, while Pitch Music & Arts rose 12 spots to #84, making them the only Australian-owned festivals to feature in this year's fan-voted rankings alongside Ultra Australia.

Frontier Touring and Double J have announced the debut of new electronic music festival that is coming our way early in 2027, with FOREVERAFTER set to celebrate the sounds and spirit of one of Australia's most influential musical eras. Conceived and curated by The Presets, who will also co-headline, FOREVERAFTER’s lineup will also boast Cut Copy, Ladyhawke, Bag Raiders, Bang Gang DJs and rising electronic star FUKHED.