Surf Trash

1 concert

Surf Trash is an alternative rock band from Australia known for gritty sounds, emotive lyrics, and dynamic shows. Influenced by 90s Oz rock and bands like Fountains DC, their hit 'Hello Again' showcases their raw energy. They have sold-out tours in Australia, toured the US, and will tour New Zealand.

Dust

1 concert

Australian post-punk band dust, from Newcastle, NSW, blends shoegaze, electronic rhythms, jazz, and punk. They gained international attention with their 2023 EP Et Cetera, Etc and 2025 debut album Sky Is Falling. The group is known for their eclectic and energetic sound and is currently touring.

RONA

1 concert

Waax

2 concerts

Waax is an Australian rock band from Brisbane, known for their electrifying alternative, indie, and punk rock sound. Frontwoman Marie DeVita's powerful vocals and emotive songwriting define their style. Notable songs include "Labrador" and "Most Hated Girl." They released the album "Angel's Mess" in 2026. Waax has earned accolades like the Triple J Unearthed competition and Best Australian Act at SXSW. They are celebrated for their fierce, honest storytelling and captivating live shows.

Blind Girls

1 concert

Middle Kids

1 concert

Middle Kids are a Sydney-based indie rock trio known for emotionally charged, musically complex songs. Their debut album Lost Friends built a global following, and Today We’re The Greatest won the ARIA Award for Best Rock Album.

Genesis Owusu

14 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.

Luude

2 concerts

Luude, born Christian Benson in Tasmania, Australia, is a prominent drum and bass producer. He is celebrated for his energetic electronic style and remixes, notably his ARIA Award-winning cover of "Down Under" with Colin Hay. Other popular tracks include "Big City Life" and "Oh My". He is also half of Choomba and runs the 'No Instruction' label.

Hiatus Kaiyote

3 concerts

Melbourne-based genre-fluid band Hiatus Kaiyote debuted with 2012 LP Tawk Tomahawk. Earned three Grammy nominations, including Best Progressive R&B Album for 2021’s Mood Valiant, and collaborated with Drake on Scorpion.

bbno$

1 concert

bbno$ (Alexander Gumuchian), born in Vancouver, Canada, is a Canadian-Armenian rapper, singer, and songwriter. Known for his "oxymoronic rap" blending hip-hop, R&B, and electronic styles with humorous lyrics, he gained fame with "Lalala" and "Edamame". He often collaborates with Yung Gravy and Y2K. A Juno Fan Choice Award winner, he is recognized for his unique artistry and independent approach.

Tkay Maidza

1 concert

Cosmo's Midnight

2 concerts

Cosmo's Midnight is an Australian electronic music duo formed in Sydney in 2012. The group consists of twin brothers Cosmo and Patrick Liney. They are widely recognized for their vibrant, genre-blending sound that mixes electronic pop, R&B, and hip-hop elements.

G Flip

5 concerts

Melbourne-born, LA-based G Flip is a drummer, producer, and artist known for energetic, heartfelt songs on love and heartbreak. They rose from obscurity to fame, with support from Rolling Stone and VOGUE. Their album "DRUMMER" debuted at #1 on ARIA charts, earning 6 ARIA nominations. G Flip has headlined six sold-out Australian tours and achieved success in the US with a sold-out tour.

Pnau

3 concerts

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.

Dem Mob

1 concert

DEM MOB are a hip hop crew from the APY Lands of South Australia, the first to rap in Pitjantjatjara. They fuse hip hop with cultural identity, education reform and political resistance, influencing education policy for First Nations youth.

Folk Bitch Trio

6 concerts

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.

Princess Chelsea

5 concerts

Princess Chelsea is a New Zealand songwriter, producer and visual artist known for baroque-pop and DIY music videos like I Love My Boyfriend and The Cigarette Duet. Her 2022 album Everything Is Going To Be Alright won the Taite Music Prize.

Delivery

2 concerts

Melbourne band Delivery play caustic, mutant garage punk with propulsive drumming, slashing guitars, and shout-along choruses. Their second album, Force Majeure, was mastered by Mikey Young and is their first for UK indie label Heavenly Recordings.

DMA'S

22 concerts

DMA’S are a beloved Australian rock trio of Tommy O’Dell, Matt Mason and Johnny Took. They’ve sold 250,000+ albums and earned 575,000,000+ streams. Known for Hills End and 2023’s electronic-tinged How Many Dreams?

Ball Park Music

2 concerts

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.

1tbsp

2 concerts

1tbsp is the indie-house/dance project of Australian artist Maxwell Byrne, also known as Grammy Award Nominee Golden Vessel. His eclectic sound blends house, dance, and elements of Afro-Caribbean and Latin music. Notable releases include the albums "Mosquito Love" and "Megacity1000," and EPs like "Hotel Living." He has collaborated with artists such as Soltera, Cherry Chola, and Mietze Conte, recognized for his unique and engaging approach to dance music.

Furnace and the Fundamentals

2 concerts

Sydney-based Furnace and the Fundamentals are renowned for their high-energy, genre-bending party mash-ups of popular songs. These "musical chameleons" deliver raucous live shows, including their signature "FURNAPALOOZA," featuring hits from Beyonce to Queen. Their album "A Very Furnace Christmas" debuted in the ARIA Top 40, and they have performed at major festivals and sold-out venues across Australia, the UK, and Europe.

Yours & Owls

1 concert

Mini Skirt

1 concert

Mini Skirt, an Australian punk band from Byron Bay formed in 2016, is known for its raw, energetic sound and socially conscious lyrics. Their music blends punk, garage, and pub rock, reflecting Australian life. Notable albums include 2020's "Casino" and 2025's ARIA-charting "All That We Know". Popular songs include "Dying Majority" and "Pottsville River". They are celebrated for their rebellious spirit and powerful live shows.

Horse

4 concerts

Scottish singer-songwriter Horse McDonald, born in Newport on Tay, Fife, is celebrated for her powerful voice and three-decade career in indie, soul, and pop. Known for songs like "Careful" and "The Same Sky," her ninth album, "The Road Less Travelled," was released in 2024. She has toured with legends like Tina Turner and BB King, and her portrait is displayed in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.

Fanny Lumsden

2 concerts

Australian country artist Fanny Lumsden is a 2x ARIA and 9x Golden Guitar winner. Her album Hey Dawn won ARIA Best Country Album and a CMAA Golden Guitar, debuting at #1 on the ARIA charts. She’s known for the regional Country Halls Tour.

Slim Krusty

1 concert

Georgia Maq

5 concerts

Georgia Maq, an Australian musician from Melbourne, is known for her powerful voice and evocative songwriting. Formerly fronting the indie rock band Camp Cope, she explores genres from punk and electro-pop to soulful Americana. Her solo work includes the album Pleaser and the EP God's Favourite, featuring songs like "Pay Per View." She is celebrated for her confessional lyrics and impact on the music scene.

Moktar

2 concerts

Playlunch

12 concerts

Playlunch are an eight-piece from the Melbourne scene known for Australian Bogan Funk. They went viral on TikTok in 2023 with “Soupe Opera” and released the self-produced debut album Who’s Ready For A Good Time?, featuring “Blue Light Disco” and “Foxtel Girl.”

Bootleg Rascal

6 concerts

Bootleg Rascal is a Yugambeh/Gold Coast duo of Carlos Lara and Jimmy Young. Formed in 2012, they blend hip-hop, reggae, indie rock, dub and electronica. They’ve released two EPs and four albums, including debut Asleep In The Machine.

Loose Content

1 concert

Loose Content are a three-piece indie/alt-rock band formed near Byron Bay in high school. Their debut EP Costumes was recorded with Nick DiDia. They’ve played Bluesfest, Woodford, SXSW Sydney and BIGSOUND, earning praise from Blur’s Dave Rowntree.

Creeping Jenny

1 concert

Creeping Jenny are a five-piece alt rock band from Eora/Dharawal country, active for 3 years. Known for dreamy 90s-style guitars and melancholic vocals, they’ve opened for sleepazoid, Battlesnake, Sesame Girl and total tommy.

Secret World

2 concerts

Secret World is an Australian melodic post-hardcore and alt-rock band from Sydney. Formed in 2023, their sound blends hardcore urgency with hook-laden alt-rock. Members previously played in bands like Speed and Trophy Eyes. They released the acclaimed EP "Guilt Is Good", featuring "Living Less", and followed with "Tomorrow Is A Mystery To Me". They are known for their energetic rock 'n' roll and distinctive style.

Any Young Mechanic

7 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.

First Day Back

9 concerts

First Day Back, originating from Santa Cruz, CA, is a prominent emo band known for their heartfelt homage to 1990s second-wave emo. Formed in 2024, they released their acclaimed debut album "Forward" in 2025, featuring popular songs like "Paint" and "Sure, Ok." Their unique sound incorporates violin and harmonica, earning them rave reviews and recognition as torchbearers of the emo revival. They have collaborated with bands like Everyone Asked About You.

Mac The Knife

1 concert

Mid Drift

1 concert

Australian female-fronted indie-rock 5-piece Mid Drift blend sun-soaked melodies and woozy guitar licks. They’ve sold out two national headliner tours, supported Ocean Alley, Old Mervs and DICE, played Laneway and Rolling Sets, and released a sophomore EP.

Fukhed

2 concerts

Mietze Conte

9 concerts

Mietze Conte, hailing from Vienna, Austria, is an electronic artist known for their fast-paced, uninhibited euro-dance-pop and hyperpop-tinged sonics. They gained recognition with tracks like 'bunnybunnybunny' and 'No Nein' (with 1tbsp). Albums include 'Mietzee', 'ee oo', and 'wufwufwuf'. Conte has collaborated with artists such as 1tbsp and Otto Benson. Their music is celebrated for its eclectic, earworm quality.

Fool Nelson

3 concerts

Fool Nelson is an Australian indie rock trio from Boorloo/Perth, Western Australia, formed by brothers Tom and Ned Broadbent alongside their childhood friend Darcy Steven. They are recognized for their energetic live performances, grunge-influenced melodies, and breakthrough success following their selection as triple j Unearthed competition winners.

Sex Mask

2 concerts

Radium Dolls

5 concerts

Radium Dolls are a four-piece rock band from Brisbane/Meanjin, Australia, known for bone-rattling, high-energy live shows. Their debut album Legal Speed (March 2024) features standout singles CIA, Wandering Eye and NAA, and powered an East Coast headline tour.

Mudrat

1 concert

Melbourne/Naarm's Mudrat (Sean Thompson) is an Australian rapper, singer, and songwriter. He fuses punk rock, hip hop, and nu-metal with politically charged lyrics. His debut album, "Social Cohesion", includes "I Hate Rich Cunts" and "MUD25". He performs with The Mischief, featuring Emile Battour, and was an NME Essential Emerging Artist.

Spike Fuck

6 concerts

The Drones

5 concerts

The Drones, formed in Perth, Australia, are celebrated for their intense live shows and frontman Gareth Liddiard's compelling storytelling. Their unique sound blends blues, garage, folk, and noise-rock. Critically acclaimed albums like "I See Seaweed" and "Feelin Kinda Free" showcase popular songs such as "Shark Fin Blues."