The 25th edition of Field Day will see thousands once again converge on The Domain to welcome in the New Year with an all-star lineup that includes Carl Cox. Jamie Jones, Deborah De Luca, Kölsch, Patrick Topping, The Presets, STÜM‍, Patrick Mason,‍ ‍Bag Raiders, Belters Only, Charlotte Plank, CYRIL, SOTA, as well as a handpicked selection of emerging artists representing Australia’s next wave of electronic talent.

The UK’s renowned pop music celebration, MIGHTY HOOPLA, is officially coming to Australia for the very first time! Taking place on Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach on Saturday the 21st of February 2026, MIGHTY HOOPLA SYDNEY promises an explosion of culture, fierce performances and unapologetic pop brilliance. The festival will bring its trademark mix of music, mischief and mayhem that has made it a cult phenomenon in London.

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.

Sydney’s best New Year’s Day party, Field Day has confirmed its return for the festival’s 23rd edition. Field Day 2025’s 100% dance music lineup includes global hitmakers Chase & Status, Wilkinson, Horsegiirl, Meduza, Jersey, RL Grime, Hannah Laing, Ben Hemsley, Issey Cross, Joy (Anonymous), Cassö, Avalon Emerson, will be joined by local legends Sonny Fodera, Sam Alfred and Luude, who will perform a B2B set with Pendulum.

The most beautifully situated festival in the country, Harbourlife happening on Saturday 23rd November will see electro fans amass at the city’s iconic landmarks, Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge to welcome in the warmer months of the party season with international electronic artists Gorgon City, Chris Stussy, Hugel, Belters Only, It’s Murph & Hannah Wants and local legends Ben Miller & Mixed Methods representing our own deck wizards.

Listen Out/ Listen In organisers have announced the festival series will go ahead in 2024 despite the challenges being faced by festivals around the country. Listen Out’s lineup includes 21 Savage, Lil Tjay,Tyla, John Summit, Sub Focus, Folamour,Cassian, Disco Lines, Teezo Touchdown, Flo Milli, Jessie Reyez, Lithe and will again take place in the capital cities of Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne and Sydney, with the trimmed-down Listen In also returning to Adelaide and New Zealand this September and October.

Celebrating its 10th birthday, Listen Out returns in 2023 with a huge lineup that includes Skrillex, JPEGMAFIA, Four Tet, Friction, Young Franco and a B2B set for Wongo & Little Fritter. After a string of successful shows last year, Australia’s primary national dance music festival is back. Listen Out has shows planned for Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne and Sydney, while the All-Ages event, Listen In will go ahead in Adelaide on the 22nd of September.