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News: Splendour in the Grass 2024 Dates Announced

  • January 26, 2024
  • Deb Pelser
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Get ready to break free from the everyday and dive into the extraordinary! Splendour in the Grass 2024 is set to ignite Ngarindjin / North Byron Parklands from 19-21 July. Camp out under the stars starting 17 July, get ready to gear up for a weekend of unforgettable music, art, and adventure!

Splendour 2023 delivered some of the year’s most unforgettable musical highlights. Latin sensation J Balvin made a sensational Australian debut, sparking a reggaeton revolution in the Amphitheatre. British powerhouse Little Simz took over the Mix Up Stage with her sharp lyrical prowess, solidifying her status as a future icon. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs made a triumphant return. Flume dazzled with a career-defining set, brimming with collaborations, hidden gems, and musical masterpieces, featuring surprise appearances from stars like Tove Lo and Tkay Maidza. And who could forget Lizzo’s show-stopping moment, signing a fan’s butt mid-performance? IDLES and Noah Cyrus entranced. Yet, there was even more to discover: from Tupacman’s immersive art installations to the vibrant Rainbow Bar queer dancefloor, and the mesmerizing traditional song, dance, and stories at the Ngarindindi Dance Ground, Splendour was a spectacular fusion of music, art, and culture.

SITG will be celebrating 22 years this year, and alongside Coachella, Glastonbury and Primavera is considered to be one of the world’s most celebrated festivals.

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