Good Things Festival has unveiled one of its biggest lineups yet, with Australia's largest travelling alternative music boasting a roster that includes Limp Bizkit,‍ Simple Plan,Spiritbox, Ministry, ‍Alexisonfire, The All-American Rejects, Bad Religion, Alexisonfire, Grinspoon, Millencolin, Bilmuri, Ministry, Chad Gray, MXPX, Neck Deep, Millencolin, P.O.D., The Devil Wears Prada, Polaris, Grinspoon, SPEED, Slowly Slowly, Choirboys,‍ Headwreck plus many more.

Wildlands Festival has revealed its full lineup for the 2026/27 editions of the long running festival, bringing another huge selection of international and local music talent that includes John Summit, Skepta, WORSHIP, KI/KI, Disco Lines. Overmono, Nia Archives, Hannah Laing, Funk Tribu, Ewan McVicar, Benwal B2B Kyle Starkey, Anetha B2B SPFDJ, Layton Giordani, Hamdi, Lens, Oppidan, MPH, Frost Children, Dean Turnley, Robert Baxter, Saint Ludo, Yikes, plus city-exclusive performances from nikitasilly and MYASWRLD in Brisbane, and KT and Groove Junction in Perth.

Returning to the picturesque Barunah Plains in regional Victoria from the 28th of December 2026 to the 1st of January 2027, Australia’s biggest New Year’s festival, Beyond The Valley has unveiled a massive lineup for its 11th edition that includes John Summit, Black Eyed Peas, KI/KI, Skepta, Ocean Alley, The Veronicas, The Jungle Giants, Rum Jungle, Playlunch, Odd Mob‍, Overmono, Armand Van Helden, Disco Lines, Nia Archives, SPFDJ, Jayda G, Boys Noize, Funk Tribu, Hannah Laing, Ewan McVicar, Layton Giordani, salute‍ ‍Vince Staples, Frost Children, After and so many more.

After weeks of speculation, Kicks Entertainment has unveiled the Spilt Milk 2026 lineup, with international superstars Lewis Capaldi and RAYE set to headline Australia's biggest single-day music festival across four exclusive December dates. Joining the headliners is one of Spilt Milk's strongest lineups to date, will be KETTAMA, Baby Keem, Maisie Peters, Remi Wolf, DMA'S, Aleksiah, Becca Hatch, Borderline, F3miii, Fat Papi, Harry Hayes, jigitz, Leyla Ebrahimi, Miss Kaninna, Pash, Samara Cyn, STÜM, The Moving Stills, The Terrys, Tobiahs and Yes Boone, with additional local triple j Unearthed winners still to be announced for each city.

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.