Harvest Rock 2025 - General Admission - 2 Day Pass in Adelaide - Oct 25, 2025

Jelly Roll

3 concerts

3x GRAMMY-winning Nashville native Jelly Roll (Jason DeFord), country hitmaker of “I Am Not Okay,” “Liar” & “Heart of Stone”; collabed with Brandon Lake; Billboard 200 #1.

The Strokes

14 concerts

New York City rock band formed in 1999 around Julian Casablancas. Known for a hooky punk/new wave/garage sound. Their 2001 debut Is This It went platinum and spawned “Last Nite” and “Someday”; 2020’s The New Abnormal won a Grammy.

Genesis Owusu

12 concerts

Ghanaian-Australian artist Genesis Owusu, born Kofi Owusu-Ansah, hails from Canberra. Renowned for his genre-fluid blend of hip hop, funk, punk, and soul, he delivers bold storytelling and captivating live performances. His acclaimed albums include "Smiling with No Teeth" (2021) and "Struggler" (2023). Owusu has garnered multiple ARIA and AIR Awards, notably Album of the Year, for his impactful music.

Mild Minds

1 concert

Mild Minds is the electronic project of Melbourne-born, LA-based Benjamin David, known for crafting introspective soundscapes blending lo-fi house, UK garage, and ambient music. His work explores themes of humanity and technology. Notable releases include the GRAMMY-nominated "SWIM" remix, and albums "MOOD" and "GEMINI". He also founded the record label MOODS INTL. Popular songs include "FORMATIONS" and "VIEWS".

Ruel

10 concerts

UK-born, Sydney-raised singer Ruel broke out at 14 and drew praise from Elton John and Zane Lowe. He’s earned over 3 billion streams, sold out multiple world tours, and collaborated with Grent Perez, Lime Cordiale, SG Lewis, Denzel Curry and GoldLink.

The Jungle Giants

8 concerts

Australian electro-pop band The Jungle Giants released Experiencing Feelings of Joy, following 2021’s No. 1 album Love Signs. The quartet features vocalist/guitarist Sam Hales alongside Cesira Aitken, Andrew Dooris and Keelan Bijker.

The War On Drugs

1 concert

Philadelphia's The War On Drugs, formed in 2005 by Adam Granduciel, crafts expansive indie rock, heartland rock, and neo-psychedelia. Known for their guitar-driven, synth-layered sound and comparisons to classic rock, they earned a Grammy for "A Deeper Understanding". Albums include "I Don't Live Here Anymore" and "Live Drugs Again".

Lime Cordiale

2 concerts

Lime Cordiale are an Australian chart-topping duo who scored their first ARIA #1 album with 14 Steps to a Better You. In 2020 they earned 8 ARIA nominations, won Best Breakthrough Artist, and released Platinum singles Robbery and Temper Temper.

Anna Lunoe

1 concert

Sydney-born DJ and producer Anna Lunoe blends techno, garage, and rave with ethereal vocals. Known for dynamic sets, she’s worked with Flume, Skrillex, and Chris Lake.

Bag Raiders

4 concerts

Bag Raiders are an Australian dance duo (Jack Glass and Chris Stracey). Their 2010 self-titled debut hit No. 7 on the ARIA Album Chart; Shooting Stars became a global phenomenon with 4B+ streams. They later released LP Horizons (2019).

Drew Baldridge

10 concerts

Drew Baldridge is a country artist known for farm-, faith-, and family-themed songs. His RIAA Platinum-certified “She’s Somebody’s Daughter” hit No. 1 on Country Aircheck/Mediabase and earned NSAI “10 Songs I Wish I’d Written.”

Lauren Spencer Smith

10 concerts

UK-born, Canadian-raised singer-songwriter known for soulful, sky-high pop anthems. She broke through independently with the Platinum-certified viral hit Fingers Crossed, signed to Island/Republic in 2022, and released the album Mirror with Platinum single Flowers.

Julia Cole

6 concerts

Texas native Julia Cole is an independent country artist dubbed “Sisterhood Country.” She has 700M+ streams and 3M followers, toured 10+ countries, and performed at NFL, MLB, MLS, NASCAR and ESPN events, opening for Jelly Roll and Jon Pardi.

Vacations

26 concerts

Vacations is an Australian indie rock band from Newcastle, formed in 2015. They craft "woozy guitar pop" blending indie, jangle, and lo-fi styles. Popular songs include "Young" (2x Platinum US) and "Telephones" (Platinum US). Notable albums are "Changes," "Forever in Bloom," and "No Place Like Home." The band boasts over a billion streams and has performed on US television.

M.I.A.

1 concert

London-born rapper, singer, producer and activist M.I.A. blends hip-hop, electronic and punk with global sounds. Broke online with 2004’s Galang and Sunshowers; scored hits Paper Planes and Bad Girls, and topped US charts on Travis Scott’s Franchise.

Shaboozey

7 concerts

Virginia-bred singer/songwriter Shaboozey blends country and hip-hop. His record-breaking smash “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” spent 19 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, appeared on the Oscar-winning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse soundtrack, and broke through virally with “Jeff Gordon.”

Teenage Joans

3 concerts

Australian pop-punk duo Teenage Joans are known for raw, catchy songs and vibrant live shows. They've toured with Foo Fighters, won multiple South Australian Music Awards, and earned an ARIA nomination.

The Presets

1 concert

Sydney electronic duo The Presets formed in 2003 after Julian Hamilton and Kim Moyes met at the Sydney Conservatorium. Known for dance-rock energy, they broke through with Apocalypso and “My People,” winning ARIA Album of the Year and APRA Songwriters.

Groove Armada

4 concerts

Groove Armada are a London dance act formed by Andy Cato and Tom Findlay. After early 12s for Tummy Touch, they broke through with Northern Star featuring At the River. Their Jive debut Vertigo sold over a million, earning Grammy and Brit nominations.

Ministry of Sound

10 concerts

Ministry of Sound, founded in London in 1991, pioneered the superclub era with its unparalleled sound and house-focused electronic dance music. Beyond its iconic nightclub, it established a successful record label, curating influential compilations and releasing chart-topping tracks, profoundly shaping global dance music culture.

The Dreggs

1 concert

Sunshine Coast, Australia indie-folk duo Paddy Macrae and Zane Harris, known for high-energy live shows. Debut album Caught in a Reverie hit #3 on the ARIA Albums Chart; breakout single Give Myself To You is Platinum in Australia.

Any Young Mechanic

5 concerts

Any Young Mechanic are a Tarntanya/Adelaide five-piece. Named after a line in Hooray For Hollywood (via Robert Altman’s The Long Goodbye), their debut album The Modern Shoe Is Ruining The Foot blends folk charms with cinematic scope.

Oscar The Wild

1 concert

Divebar Youth

1 concert

Sneaky Sound System

Sneaky Sound System is Connie and Angus McDonald. Their 3x platinum debut Sneaky Sound System (2006) won ARIA Breakthrough Artist and Best Dance Release, with hits UFO, Pictures and I Love It. #1 album 2 (2008) followed.

Vance Joy

Australian indie folk artist Vance Joy, born James Keogh, gained fame with the hit "Riptide." Known for his Bon Iver-style songs, he’s released albums like "Dream Your Life Away" and "Nation of Two," featuring tracks like "Mess is Mine" and "Lay It On Me."

Velvet Trip

Velvet Trip is the psychedelic-pop project of Wiradjuri artist Zeppelin Hamilton, blending psych-rock, soul, and indie-pop into a genre-defying sound with immersive production and vivid sonic landscapes exploring self-discovery and vulnerability.

Apollo

Pnau

Pnau is an Australian dance music trio from Sydney, known for their innovative electronic, wonky pop, and alternative dance sound. They gained recognition with their 1999 debut album Sambanova, an ARIA Award winner. Notable hits include "Chameleon," "Go Bang," and the global smash "Cold Heart (Pnau remix)" with Elton John and Dua Lipa, which earned Billboard and American Music Awards. Their 2024 album is "Hyperbolic." Nick Littlemore is also part of Empire of the Sun.

Wolfmother

Sydney, Australia rock revivalists Wolfmother formed in 2000 by Andrew Stockdale, mixing fuzz guitars, psychedelia, and thundering rhythms. Their 2006 self-titled debut went quintuple platinum in Australia and spawned hits like "Woman" and "Joker and the Thief."

Folk Bitch Trio

Folk Bitch Trio is a folk trio of former high school friends Heide Peverelle, Jeanie Pilkington and Gracie Sinclair. Their debut album Now Would Be A Good Time mixes vivid, visceral storytelling with dark humor and irony.

Royel Otis

Australian rock duo Royel Otis blend melody and bittersweet humor, known for hits like “Murder on The Dancefloor” and “Linger.” They've sold 100K+ tickets, won 4 ARIA Awards, and topped charts globally.

Towns

Harvest Rock

Coldwave

Australian six-piece Coldwave blends jagged guitars, booming horns and uncompromising vocals in a post-punk sound. Named Triple J Unearthed’s feature artist ahead of Adelaide’s 2023 Laneway Festival. EPs Same Window, Different House and No Conflict.

Cloud Control

Formed near Sydney, Cloud Control is an award-winning indie rock band known for dreamy folk, psychedelic pop, and synth sounds. Their debut won the Australian Music Prize.

Skream & Benga

Colter

Sunsick Daisy

Adelaide’s Sunsick Daisy blend shoegaze and dream pop, gaining fame with their hit "It'll Be Alright." They've toured with The Lemonheads, Feeder, and Ball Park Music.

Harvest Rock 2025 - General Admission - 2 Day Pass in Adelaide,

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