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News: Mosh, Sway, Rave, Repeat: Spilt Milk’s 2025 Lineup Is a Monster

  • May 1, 2025
  • Deb Pelser
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Christmas has come early for Aussie music fans: the Spilt Milk 2025 lineup has officially landed — and it’s looking like one of the biggest, boldest, most genre-scrambling years yet.

Spilt Milk 2025 is pulling no punches, with a heavyweight lineup led by Pulitzer Prize-winning West Coast rap icon Kendrick Lamar, hot off a GRAMMY sweep and a blockbuster Super Bowl halftime set. Joining him is Florida’s rap phenom Doechii, riding high from her GRAMMY-winning mixtape Alligator Bites Never Heal and viral live performances. Techno priestess Sara Landry brings her punishing, euphoric sound to the festival, while Dominic Fike—star of both the charts and HBO’s Euphoria—returns with his genre-blurring hits. Also on deck is rap veteran ScHoolboy Q, fresh off acclaimed album Blue Lips and a two-decade run of defining hip hop.

The stacked lineup also includes rising US indie star d4vd, pop juggernaut Nessa Barrett, and South Sudanese-Australian techno powerhouse Skin On Skin. sombr, Club Angel, The Rions, South Summit, and Sofia Isella bring the alt and indie heat, while Baby J, Chance Peña, Don West, Ennaria, Esha Tewari, Lyric, Mia Wray, Ninajirachi, Rebecca Black, Rum Jungle, and The Dreggs round out the genre-spanning roster. Simply put: Spilt Milk is serving up the festival setlist of the year.

Spilt Milk has never been about just one kind of sound — it’s the festival where moshers and dancers meet in the middle of the crowd and don’t stop moving until the sun’s down. With past lineups boasting the likes of Lorde, Post Malone, Steve Lacy, Flume, Dom Dolla and Peach PRC, expectations were sky-high — and 2025 is already blowing them to bits.

And let’s not forget the rest of the Spilt Milk experience: art installations that feel like lucid dreams, the wild ride that is Bus Da Move, the rowdy charm of the Howdy Howdy bar, and karaoke chaos at Guilty Pleasures. It’s not just a festival — it’s a weekend-sized dopamine hit.

Tickets? You’d better move fast. Spilt Milk is known for selling out quick. Stay hydrated, wear sunscreen, and we’ll see you in the pit.

Head HERE for ticketing information.

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