NEW BLOOM FEST, a curated touring festival that showcases all things alt-rock, post-hardcore, grunge, punk, and everything in between has announced its return in March 2025 with a roster that will feature British rockers BASEMENT, American bands BALANCE AND COMPOSURE, DRAIN, GLITTERER. & ONE STEP CLOSER and will be rounded out with our very own SWEET PILL.
Read MoreKNOTFEST, the festival brand curated by SLIPKNOT, has confirmed its return to Australia in 2025 with the release of the dates and a lineup carefully put together by the masked ones themselves. The music and counterculture experience will again traverse Australia’s East Coast with a lineup that includes SLIPKNOT, A DAY TO REMEMBER, BABYMETAL, SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL, POLARIS, WITHIN TEMPTATION, ENTER SHIKARI, HATEBREED, IN HEARTS WAKE, HEALTH, MISS MAY I, VENDED and SUNAMI.
Read MoreAustralia’s favourite Alternative Rock/Metal festival, Good Things returns this December with a lineup of epic proportions!! Good Things will again travel to Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane with a roster of giants that includes Korn, Sum 41, Violent Femmes, Electric Callboy, Mastodon, The Gaslight Anthem, JET, The Living End, L&, Northlane, Alphawolf, Sleeping With Sirens, Bowling For Soup, The Butterfly Effect, Killing Heidi and The Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan joining our own The Delta Riggs.
Read MoreGet ready Victoria, you have two new festivals coming to you this March with the announcement of the Homegrown -Sounds of Victoria set to take place in Melbourne and Ballarat. HOMEGROWN, will feature an all-star, all-Australian lineup lovingly curated by Slowly Slowly to include some of their favourite Australian bands and some of their very best friends including TEEN JESUS AND THE JEAN TEASERS, WAAX, VOID OF VISION, THE GETAWAY PLAN, PRESS CLUB, and CATHOLIC GUILT.
Read MoreFollowing its entirely sold-out inaugural Australian run in 2023, One of the most anticipated announcements has been made with confirmation of the lineup for next year’s KNOTFEST series. The class of 2024 will bring metal powerhouses Pantera and Disturbed down under to headline the three shows with the main lineup being rounded out by Lamb of God, Halestorm, The Hu, Asking Alexandria, Wage War, Escape The Fate, Thy Art Is Murder, Skindred, Speed, Windwaker, Brand Of Sacrifice and King Parrot.
Read MoreAustralia, prepare yourselves…for a new era of alternative rock and punk festival fun with NEW BLOOM FEST. This brand-new touring festival is launching in March 2024 filling a much-needed gap in the festival calendar. Set to take place in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne next March, New Bloom Fest core lineup includes American rockers CITIZEN, post-hardcore heroes MOVEMENTS, L.A. hard-hitters TOUCHE AMORE and pop punk powerhouse NO PRESSURE, alt-rock band FLESHWATER and grunge duo SOFTCULT.
Read MoreAustralian metal fans are celebrating the confirmation that CVLTFEST is making its return next year. The 2024 edition of CVLTFEST is set to melt the faces off punters at Brisbane’s Eatons Hill Hotel on Saturday the 24th of February. 2024’s heavy AF lineup includes CLVTFEST hosts Alpha Wolf, Emmure (USA), Crossfaith (Japan), Ocean Grove, Paledusk (Japan), Ten56. (France), Diamond Construct, Crave Death and Vilify.
Read MoreGood Things season is almost here and for those that thought 2022 was huge, strap yourself in as the 2023 lineup has dropped. Returning this December, the Good Things bumper line-up includes Fall Out Boy, Limp Bizkit, Devo (The Farewell Tour Celebrating 50 Years), I Prevail, Bullet For My Valentine, Corey Taylor, Pennywise, Spiderbait, Slowly Slowly, Enter Shikari, Behemoth, Sepultura, Taking Back Sunday, PVRIS and many more.
Read MoreKNOTFEST is coming to Australia in march 2023 with a lineup that almost defies belief. SLIPKNOT, PARKWAY DRIVE, MEGADETH, TRIVIUM, NORTHLANE, AMON AMARTH, IN FLAMES, KNOCKED LOOSE, SPIRITBOX, STORY OF THE YEAR, ALPHA WOLF, VOID OF VISION, BAD OMENS and MALEVOLENCE will descend on Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane in March 2023 for the ultimate in Heavy Metal Festivals.
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