The Australian Open is again running its Finals Festival, with the musical celebration of the International Tennis event set to take place over 3 days during the finals weekend of The Australian Open. Each day of the Finals Festival will feature a unique lineup that will include global sensations Groove Armada, Rudimental and Yaeji, iconic Australian artists DMA’S and Ruel, and LGBTQI+ champions Peach PRC and AO Pride Ambassador Tash Sultana.

In its fifth year, Here Comes The Sun has become a much-loved institution in WA and now with seven successful events under its belt, the festival is expanding to the East Coast with a show planned for Torquay, Victoria. On the roster so far for both the Torquay & Margaret River events are Ocean Alley, Ball Park Music, Jack Botts, South Summit, Ruby Fields, and Clews, with more artists still to be announced

After a very long four years, Electric Gardens has announced that it is returning in 2024! Electric Gardens will run across the Easter Long Weekend, with shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. Priding itself on having the very best in the electronic music scene on its lineup, the 2024 roster includes Armand Van Helden, Franky Wah, Kristen Knight, Roger Sanchez and Sasha.

Following 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.

Australia, 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.

Pitch Music & Arts has confirmed March 8th - 12th as the date for their 2024 event. This four-day event always delivers a decedent festival experience full of sonic soundscapes, curated art selections, and unforgettable memories. Again taking place at the foothills of the Grampian Plains, Pitch’s three architecturally designed stages, Pitch One, Pitch Black and the Resident Advisor will feature Gerd Janson, Patrick Mason, I Hate Models, 999999999, Job Jobse, Marcel Dettmann, VTSS, Daniel Avery, Chaos in the CBD, Aurora Halal, Bailey Ibbs, Bambounou, Bitter Babe, Cakes da Killa, Chippy Nonstop Glass Beams, Hasvat Informant, Tangela, Yikes and X-Coast.

Australian 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.

Ready to take over the Mornington Peninsula’s lush Rosebud Village Green this summer is COASTAL JAM, and the 2024 edition is returning bigger and better! COASTAL JAM is a must-attend event for all music lover looking for a musical escape from the city with a banging live soundtrack this JANUARY 13th 2024. COASTAL JAM has curated a lineup that will satisfy the appetite of any music fan, with the roster of artists including headliners Lime Cordial, DICE (WA), Ben Gerrans (NSW), Mathilde Anne (QLD) and Sunday Honey (VIC), Austin Millz (New York), Los Angeles rapper Bryce Vine, and Southern Californian rockers, Sun Room.

ULTRA Worldwide have announced its return to Australia in 2024, with the 5th edition of Ultra to take place in Melbourne and a brand-new event for the Gold Coast.  

The Rubens are again heading back to their roots, with their ValleyWays festival taking over the band's hometown of Camden on February 17, 2024 with a solid all-Australian lineup that includes Grinspoon. Ball Park Music, Coterie, Ruby Fields, Srirachi and The Rubens themselves.

Don’t Let Daddy Know has announced it’s making its Australian debut in 2024, with shows planned for Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane this coming January. The DLDK roster of artists will be led by International giants AFROJACK, Morten, our own global EDM heavyweight Timmy Trumpet, and homegrown heroes Dimatik, Restricted and Bobby Neon.

Happening in 3 states this December, Rasta Lion Wear will again host this family-friendly celebration of Jamhuri Day. the Kenyan Independence Day, and will include live music performances, workshops, Market Stalls and activities for the kids. This year’s lineup of artists include WILLY PAUL (KE), JESSE ROYAL FT. DUBWISE (JA), THE REAL PREGNLY (SA), IVANII (KE) and DJ SIMPLE SIMON.

Heaps Good is back, and as the name suggests its going to be Heaps Good with a star powered lineup that’s set to explode across stages in  South Australia, Victoria and Queensland over the 2023/2024 New Year period. Get ready to have a heaps good time with…FLUME, FOALS, THE AVALANCHES, SBTRKT , BASEMENT JAXX , DECLAN MCKENNA , GRIFF, HOLLY HUMBERSTONE, MAY-A, SYCCO, LOGAN plus more

After a four-year hiatus, Return to Rio has announced its return with Australia’s biggest and best Halloween celebrations. Return To Rio will take place at the events home of Del Rio Riverside Resort, Wisemans Ferry from the 27th - 29th of October with a lineup that includes international DJ heavyweights Patrice Bäumel, Mark Farina (Mushroom Jazz), The Soundgarden label boss, Nick Warren, Reznik, Amonita, Mr.C, Bushwacka!, Lost Desert along with homegrown talent Sneaky Sound System, DJ’s DJ Anthony Pappa, Late Nite Tuff Guy, PARIS, The Journey, Samantha Loveridge, Danny Bonnici, GABBY and Double Touch.

Sun Cycle NYD is back to help you start your 2024 the best way possible…with a great music festival. Sun Cycle returns to the Coburg Velodrome for a New Year’s Day celebration featuring three stages which will host an impressive roster of international and local talent from a range of genres including Erika de Casier, Overmono, Objekt, Jayda G, Mildlife, Marcellus Pittman, Ben Fester, Kaylani, Vv Pete, DJ Luv You, Wax’o Paradiso, Maara, DJ Fart In The Club, Miss Kannina, Strange Interactions and more.

Australia’s festival season is almost upon us so now is the perfect time to introduce the newest member of the cuircut family… Let The Good Times Roll. Let The Good Times Roll Festival is set to take place on the 10th of December on the Central Coast with a huge roster of homegrown and International artists across two stages with the lineup including Grinspoon, Royal Blood, Skegss, SIX60, The Cat Empire, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, The Bamboos and more.

Dreamstate Australia 2023 is returning this November with two shows set for both Melbourne and Sydney. With its biggest line-up to date, Dreamstate Australia’s artist roster includes some of the biggest names in trance, and techno heavyweights such as Above & Beyond, Billy Gillies, blk., Darren Porter, Fatima Hajji, Ilan Bluestone, Lilly Palmer, Laura King, Maddix, MaRLo, Ruben de Ronde, Space 92, TRYM, Vini Vici and Xijaro & Pitch.

Australia’s beloved Laneway Festival has released the dates for its 2024 edition, with shows again confirmed for right around the country this February. Laneway Festival 2024 shows will host a bevy of international and home-grown talent with a lineup that includes Stormzy, Steve Lacy, Dominic Fike, Raye, AJ Tracey, Angie McMahon, Confidence Man, d4vd, Dope Lemon, Eyedress, Faye Webster, Teenage Dads, Hemlocke Springs, JK-47 and lots more exclusive performances.

Good Gumnuts Festival has announced its home-grown lineup for the 2024, with the roster of artists including RUBY FIELDS, Mat McHugh & The Beautiful Girls The Terrys Kingswood Ash Grunwald Kim Churchill Highline. along with many more. This family-friendly event is set to take place at the welcoming seaside community of Heybridge, Tasmania on the 5th & 6th of January and aims to celebrate music, culture, and lifestyle of the local community in an inclusive way.

After a four-year hiatus Subsonic Music Festival is finally returning to the picturesque Barrington Tops region from December 8th-10th to celebrate three days of music, art, glamping, dancing and connection. Subsonic 2023’s lineup features Crooked Colours, Barkaa, Youngr, JessB, Haiku Hands, Tijuana Cartel,True Vibenation, Sub Tribe, Tetramethare, Andy Garvey, Barney Kato, Dr Dubplate, DJ Scorpion and Eric Cloutier, Kate Miller, Litmus, Robbie Lowe and many more.