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Wildlands returns to Adelaide
Wildlands has released the lineup for the January 2025 festival - but only eight of the 26 artists announced nationally are set to play in Adelaide.
MoreWildlands has released the lineup for the January 2025 festival - but only eight of the 26 artists announced nationally are set to play in Adelaide.
MorePremier Premier Malinauskas says the organisers of this year's Harvest Rock festival are "really struggling", with no news yet of a lineup for the state government-backed event scheduled for October.
MoreThe WOMADelaide and Northern Sound System (NSS) Academy is looking for young, diverse South Australian talent in a program that gives locals a leg-up onto the WOMAD stage.
MoreMembers of Powderfinger, Spiderbait and Jet will play in just one of many bands to appear at the two-day food and craft beer extravaganza.
MoreAdelaide festivals have committed to take action to address the climate crisis over the next five years. Here's what they're doing.
MoreAdelaide City Council has approved East End road closures for this year's Harvest Rock music and food festival, amid debate about whether to give residents another round of consultation.
MoreGroovin’ the Moo has announced it won’t be going ahead this year due to a lack of ticket sales, despite the perception that festivals bring in more punters than local gigs.
MoreThe Groovin’ lineup is here, with international artists billed alongside Aussie staples.
MoreThe second iteration of Wildlands was a banger, in no small part due to the atmosphere of the local stage.
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