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Splendour In The Grass is CANCELLED: Fans gutted as Kylie Minogue-headlined festival becomes latest music event to get the axe

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The iconic Splendor in the Grass music festival has been canceled for 2024. Tone Deaf Media spoke to the festival's public relations on Wednesday, who were unable to confirm that the annual music concert, which began in 2021, will return.

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The iconic Splendor in the Grass music festival has been canceled for 2024, the Sydney Morning Herald reports.

Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue, 55, would headline the three-day music festival to be held July 19-21 at North Byron Parklands.

Other popular artists scheduled to perform included G Flip, Arcade Fire and Future.

Earlier this month, the SITG 2024 lineup sparked a backlash for its lack of marquee international acts.

The iconic Splendor in the Grass music festival has been canceled for 2024. Tone Deaf Media spoke to the festival's public relations on Wednesday, who were unable to confirm that the annual music concert, which began in 2021, will return.

The iconic Splendor in the Grass music festival has been canceled for 2024. Tone Deaf Media spoke to the festival’s public relations on Wednesday, who were unable to confirm that the annual music concert, which began in 2021, will return.

Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue, 55, will headline the three-day music festival from July 19 to 21.

Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue, 55, will headline the three-day music festival from July 19 to 21.

Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue, 55, will headline the three-day music festival from July 19 to 21.

However, these Australian talents weren’t enough to impress many fans, as online critics have pointed out that there is only one major international artist on the bill: Future.

‘Absolutely rubbish. It’s one of the few festivals in Australia big enough to put together a semi-exciting, decent line-up and the biggest number of foreign headliners is Future,’ commented one frustrated fan.

‘Australian festivals are screwed. How is it that the future is the only good international act? another agreed, while someone else added: “Australian music festivals are so boring omg.”

Festival organizers have not yet commented publicly.

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