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Lizzo with Harvey Sutherland, Little Simz, and more

Jul 21, 2023 at 9:00 AM  ·  North Byron Parklands, Yelgun North Byron Parklands, Yelgun

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Little Simz is a UK multi-award-winning musician and cultural curator. Her Mercury Prize-winning album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert hit the UK top five, followed by NO THANK YOU. She also acts, appearing in Netflix drama Top Boy.
Automatic, an L.A. DIY band formed in 2017, blends synths, drums, and bass with vocals. Known for explosive live shows, they've toured internationally and opened for Bauhaus.
Claire Rosinkranz is a California-born singer-songwriter known for her alternative blues-pop and indie-pop sound. She gained recognition with her viral hit "Backyard Boy". Her discography includes the EPs "Beverly Hills Boyfriend" and "6 of a Billion", and studio albums "Just Because" (2023) and "My Lover" (2026). A platinum-certified artist, she is celebrated for relatable lyrics and an authentic voice.
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.
Lizzo is a GRAMMY and Emmy-winning singer, songwriter, rapper, and actress known for Hot 100 #1 hits “About Damn Time” and “Truth Hurts.” She made GRAMMY history in 2023 and headlined the HBO special Lizzo: Live In Concert.
Lewis Capaldi rose from small-town Scottish pubs to global arenas. His debut Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent spawned “Someone You Loved” (#1 in 25+ countries, Grammy-nominated). Second album Broken by Desire… hit #1 in the UK, Australia, and Ireland.
London's Palace crafts alternative and blues rock with cinematic soundscapes and poignant lyrics. Known for hits like "Live Well," which garnered over 100 million streams, and "Heaven Up There," their albums include "Life After," "Shoals," and "Ultrasound." They've graced stages at Glastonbury and Coachella, captivating audiences with their evocative style.
Mumford & Sons formed in London in 2008, becoming a major British act with global chart-topping albums and numerous Grammy and BRIT wins. Their sixth album Prizefighter (2026), co-written/produced with Aaron Dessner, features Hozier and Chris Stapleton.
Nashville-born, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Noah Cyrus broke out in 2016 with platinum singles Make Me (Cry) (feat. Labrinth) and Again. The End of Everything EP spawned triple-platinum July. A GRAMMY-nominated Best New Artist, she’s played Coachella.
Ebba Tove Elsa Nilsson, known as Tove Lo, is a Swedish singer-songwriter celebrated for her raw, electropop sound and honest lyrics. Hailed as "Sweden's darkest pop export," she is known for hits like "Habits (Stay High)," "Talking Body," and "Cool Girl." Her acclaimed album "Dirt Femme" showcases her unique style. Tove Lo has earned multiple Swedish Grammis and received Grammy nominations, also collaborating with artists such as Flume and Alesso.
Australian DJ/producer Young Franco (Brisbane) blends electronic, disco, and hip-hop. He boasts ARIA-Gold singles, an Emmy nomination, and a Queensland Music Award. His debut album "it's Franky baby!" features collaborations, with "Juice" being a popular track.
New Zealand-born, Los Angeles-based alt-pop singer, songwriter, and producer BENEE broke through globally in 2020 with Double-Platinum hit Supalonely feat. Gus Dapperton. Her debut album Hey u x includes collabs with Grimes and Lily Allen.
X CLUB., Brisbane-born duo Ben Clarke and Jesse Morath, blend 90s techno with future drum’n’bass. Known for dynamic, groove-driven dance sets and releases on top labels.
Skegss, from Byron Bay, Australia, is a surf, garage, and indie rock act known for high-energy anthems. Popular songs include "L.S.D." and "Up In The Clouds." Albums like "My Own Mess", an ARIA Best Rock Album nominee, and the chart-topping "Rehearsal" define their infectious sound. "Pacific Highway Music" further showcases their carefree Australian beach vibe.
Del Water Gap is Samuel Holden Jaffe, an indie pop artist from Sharon, Connecticut, based in Brooklyn, New York. His intimate sound and confessional lyrics are showcased in albums like "Del Water Gap," "I Miss You Already + I Haven't Left Yet," and "Chasing the Chimera." He is widely known for "Ode to a Conversation Stuck in Your Throat" and has collaborated with Maggie Rogers and Holly Humberstone.
Brisbane punk band formed in 2011 by guitarist/vocalist Danny Beausa and drummer BC Michaels. Released Dune Rats (2014) and The Kids Will Know It’s Bullshit (2017), produced by FIDLAR’s Zac Carper. Hurry Up and Wait hit #1 and earned an ARIA Best Rock Album nod; Real Rare Whale also topped ARIA, with a 2022 ARIA nomination.
Sydney-born Meg Mac is a soulful singer-songwriter known for hits like "Is It Worth Being Sad." Collaborating with producers for a fresh, uncompromised sound, she’s acclaimed for her artistic control and emotional depth.
Lastlings, the Japanese-Australian sibling duo Amy and Josh Dowdle from Gold Coast, Queensland, craft captivating electronic pop. Their sound blends ethereal indie-electronic elements with mesmerizing vocals, showcased on albums like "First Contact" and "Perfect World." Known for "Deja Vu," they have performed at major festivals and collaborated with artists such as Rüfüs Du Sol.
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.
South London's Loyle Carner crafts introspective, jazz-infused hip-hop. Celebrated for honest lyrics on identity and family, his acclaimed albums include "Yesterday's Gone," "Not Waving, but Drowning," "hugo," and "hopefully!". A Mercury Prize and Brit Award nominee, he collaborates with artists like Jorja Smith and Tom Misch, captivating audiences with his poetic flow.
Australian hip hop trio Hilltop Hoods (Suffa, Pressure, Debris) scored their seventh #1 ARIA album with Fall From The Light, breaking the record for most #1s by an Australian group. Notable singles include The Gift and Never Coming Home.
Brisbane five-piece Ball Park Music formed at university: Sam Cromack, Jennifer Boyce, Dean Hanson, Daniel Hanson, and Paul Furness. Drawing on 90s alt-rock and 60s hits, they’ve released six albums (four top 5 ARIA) and earned triple j support.
Formed in 2009, The Smith Street Band are an Australian live favorite, playing nearly 1000 shows in 23 countries. Their 2020 album Don't Waste Your Anger hit ARIA #1 on their label Pool House Records.
Perth alt-rock band Sly Withers are known for emotive, heavy-hitting songs. Their track Clarkson hit #69 in the 2021 triple j Hottest 100, and albums Gardens (2021) and Overgrown (2022) debuted at #10 on the ARIA charts.
Australian band The VANNS released debut album Through The Walls (2019), earning a triple j Feature Album. Their Like A Version cover of Bon Iver’s Hey Ma has 8M+ streams. Second album Last Of Your Kind hit #8 on ARIA charts.
BIG WETT, emerging mysteriously in the music scene, is known for her hard, fast beats and explicit lyrics about sex, money, and power. Her energetic live shows draw inspiration from nightclubs, strip clubs, and drag shows.
An Australian singer, songwriter, record producer, and DJ from Melbourne, known for her distinctive blend of pop melodies and underground electronic and dance music influences.
Formed in 2010 in Melbourne, Australia, experimental outfit King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are known for prolific genre-hopping. They’ve released 25 studio albums spanning jazz-rock, prog, garage rock, thrash metal and microtonal explorations.
Melbourne-born producer/keys/DJ behind “Neurotic Funk”: cult disco cuts “Bermuda” & “Priestess,” album "Boy"; remixed/produced for Disclosure, Tycho, Khruangbin, BadBadNotGood.
New Jersey-born Jeremy Zucker is known for intimate, personal storytelling in his music. He gained fame with hits like "comethru" and collabs with blackbear and Chelsea Cutler. His debut "love is not dying" and its follow-up "CRUSHER" received critical acclaim. With 9.5 billion streams, he has performed at major festivals and appeared on popular TV shows, cementing his impact in mainstream music.
Bristol post-punk band IDLES’ album TANGK (“tank” w/ a hint of “g”) turns their sharp, cathartic guitars toward love, joy and gratitude—boldest yet.
New Jersey artist 070 Shake crafts nocturnal, emotionally raw songs. Signed to GOOD Music in 2016, she’s sung hooks for Kanye West, Nas, and Pusha T. Her sophomore album You Can’t Kill Me explores emotional investment, codependency, and withdrawal.
Sudan Archives is Brittney Parks, a self-taught avant-garde violinist blending R&B, hip-hop and experimental electronic music with hypnotic string loops and West African fiddling. She broke out in 2017 with Come Meh Way and released albums Athena and Natural Brown Prom Queen.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, a legendary New York indie rock trio, are known for hits like “Maps” and “Zero,” blending raw emotion with powerful energy and memorable collaborations.
Balming Tiger, named after the tiger balm, is a multinational K-pop band aiming for global impact, popularizing Asian culture with members like Omega Sapien and Sogumm.
Sam Fender, born in North Shields, explores life's struggles and his coming of age in a Springsteenian style. Known for hits like "Hypersonic Missiles," his music blends heartfelt drama with unique soundscapes. Collaborating with The War On Drugs’ Adam Granduciel, Fender's "People Watching" offers introspective tales and rich musical textures, capturing his life's influences and human experience.
Medellín-born Colombian reggaeton star J Balvin; 35M+ records sold. Hits include “Mi Gente,” “Ginza.” 4 Latin Grammys, 5 Billboard Latin, VMAs; Coachella headliner.
Iann Dior is a multi-platinum artist known for his genre-blending style and the 7x Platinum hit "Mood" with 24kGoldn. He’s collaborated with MGK, Travis Barker, and more, and was named in Forbes' 30 Under 30.
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.
Australian rock band FFMB broke out with 2022’s Diesel Forever; MEGAFLOWER hit #1 on ARIA charts; famed for ferocious live shows.
Australian artist Jack River, ARIA-nominated and Platinum-certified, is known for her sparkling pop style and hits like “Fool’s Gold.” Her music blends escapism with real-world themes.
Mia, an acclaimed artist with millions of streams, is known for hits like "Monster Brain." Championed by Elton John, her music features on BBC Radio 1. She's supported Maisie Peters, DMA'S, and Vance Joy, with standout performances at Germany's Reeperbahn.
ARIA-winning Australian singer-songwriter William Crighton blends Bush-Psych with raw storytelling. Known for powerful shows, he’s toured with Midnight Oil and The Dead South.
Marlon Williams, from Lyttelton, New Zealand, is a Māori singer-songwriter known for his commanding voice and versatile blend of alt-country, folk, and soulful pop. His acclaimed album, Te Whare Tīwekaweka, sung entirely in Te Reo Māori, earned him the 2026 Taite Music Prize and a 2025 APRA Silver Scroll. He has won multiple New Zealand Music Awards and collaborated with artists like Lorde. He is also recognized for his acting roles.

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