Splendor in the Grass returns to North Byron Parklands in July for three days of fun filled with an incredible line-up of musicians.
Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue kicks off as the big headliner on Friday 19 July in a triumphant homecoming after her Grammy win.
Her latest album Tension has kicked off a new chapter in the Australian artist’s career, which has seen numerous awards and a historic lifetime residency in Las Vegas.
The 55-year-old Padam Padam hitmaker cemented her legacy as pop royalty when she performed a duet with Madonna on her International Women’s Day celebration tour.
Exciting mumble-rap pioneer Future takes to the big stage on Saturday, July 20 as the second headliner after also securing two Grammys last month.
Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue, 55, (pictured) will kick off as the big headliner for Splendor in the Grass 2024 on Friday July 19 in a triumphant homecoming following her Grammy win
With several platinum-selling albums and singles, the American rapper, 40, has cemented his status as one of the most influential artists of his generation.
His latest hit Stand On It, featuring fellow #SITG24 artist Yeat, has been making waves across the globe, further cementing his groundbreaking reputation.
The headliners will conclude with Canadian sensations Arcade Fire on Sunday night, July 21, bringing the annual festival to a close.
Making their much-anticipated return to Australia, they take to the stage for their first performance Down Under in 10 years.
Arcade Fire has headlined some of the world’s most famous music festivals, including Coachella, Glastonbury and Primavera Sound.
Exciting mumble-rap pioneer Future, 40, (pictured) takes to the big stage on Saturday July 20 as the second headliner after also securing two Grammys last month
The headliners finish with Canadian sensations Arcade Fire (pictured) on Sunday night, July 21, bringing the annual festival to a close
These massive headliners will be supported by equally popular names, with G Flip taking to the stage on Friday, while Tones and I support Future on Saturday.
Meanwhile, hip-hop super duo Baby Gravy (Yung Gravy and BBNO$) are set to make their first Australian visit to support Arcade Fire on Sunday.
Norwegian alt-pop phenomenon Girl in Red is also set to take the stage after a successful opening of Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour in the US.
Californian breakout rapper Yeat joins the lineup alongside hardcore trailblazer Turnstile for an exclusive Australian performance.
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Omar Apollo brings his aching, soulful tunes to the festival after opening for SZA on her SOS Tour.
These massive headliners will be supported by equally popular names, with G Flip taking to the stage on Friday, while Tones and I support Future on Saturday
In the picture: Toner and I
Meanwhile, hip-hop super duo Baby Gravy (Yung Gravy and BBNO$ – both pictured) are set to make their first Australian visit to support Arcade Fire on Sunday
Acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Tash Sultana brings their musical prowess to the stage after being awarded the 2023 Rolling Stone Global Award.
Meanwhile, festival king and multi-award winner Hayden James is set to deliver an unforgettable performance, supported by BBC Radio 1’s Zane Lowe.
Irish renegades Fontaines DC, named World’s Best Band at the NME Awards 2022, will bring their explosive live show Down Under.
Hotter than hot pop trio TV Girl head to Australia for the first time after appearances at Reading and Leeds Festivals and Pukkelpop last year.
DJ Seinfeld, one of electronic music’s most in-demand names, will also kick off the festival with an exclusive Australian set.
Finally, gothic romantic revivalists The Last Dinner Party are set to receive their Australian premiere following their Triple J Feature Album, Prelude To Ecstasy.
Splendor in the Grass returns to North Byron Parklands in July for three days of fun filled with an incredible line-up of musicians