Splendor in the Grass lineup announced with Lizzo, Flume and Mumford and Sons as headliners at the iconic NSW music festival
The Splendor in the Grass music festival line-up has been announced and promises to be an exciting three-day concert headlined by world-renowned artists.
Australian DJ Flume, 31, American rapper Lizzo, 34, and British folk rock band Mumford and Sons are headliners at the iconic NSW music festival.
The SITG Instagram page announced the news in a post on Wednesday, captioning it with some exciting words.
The lineup has officially landed! Tickets on sale at 9am AEST Friday, April 14,” it began
“You have 48 hours to rally the troops and apply for your annual leave – July will be a celebration,” they wrote.
The Splendor in the Grass music festival line-up has been announced and promises to be an exciting three-day concert headlined by world-renowned acts
Australian DJ Flume (pictured), American rapper Lizzo, 34, and British folk rock band Mumford and Sons headline the iconic NSW music festival
Held from Friday 21st July to Sunday 23rd July in Byron Bay, it promises to be an exciting event with many well-known acts taking the stage.
Each day of the festival will feature a different headliner and performers, with Lizzo kicking off on Friday.
She will be supported by Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi, 26, Triple J unearthed artists and several other performers for a thrilling opening day.
Flume will then take the stage on Saturday with the support of the American rock band Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sam Fender and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
Mumford and Sons will wrap up the festival on Sunday with the help of popular Australian hip-hop band Hilltop Hoods and Miley Cyrus’ sister Noah.
The SITG Instagram page announced the lineup in a post on Wednesday, captioning it with some rousing words. The lineup has officially landed! Tickets on sale at 9am AEST Friday, April 14
Each day of the festival features a different main act and performers, with Lizzo (pictured) kicking off on Friday
It comes after the first day of SITG was canceled last year due to extreme weather conditions, when torrential rain turned the music festival into a quagmire.
Event organizers closed all four main stages in North Byron Parklands, northern NSW.
A-list artists Gorillaz, DMAs, Yungblud and the Avalanches were scheduled to perform, but their acts were cancelled.
Partygoers waited until 6pm, some slept in their cars – only to be turned around.
A string of fawning apologies from the organizers was met with anger and disgust from attendees who claimed they had pulled off a disastrous festival despite three years of planning.
Folk rock band Mumford and Sons (pictured) close out the festival on Sunday with the help of popular Australian hip-hop band Hilltop Hoods and Miley Cyrus’ sister Noah
