Ryan Hemsworth
Chance the Rapper and Childish Gambino both set for Field Day in Sydney!
- August 30, 2016
- Music
- Alison Wonderland
- Alunageorge
- Booka Shade
- Broods
- Chance The Rapper
- Childish Gambino
- Claptone
- Client Liaison
- Dusky
- Field Day
- Getter
- Giraffage
- Hermitude
- Highasakite
- Kolsch
- L D R U
- MØ
- MSTRKRFT
- Newham Generals
- Paces
- Phantogram
- Remi
- Ryan Hemsworth
- SAFIA
- Shura
- Tkay Maidza
- Vera Blue
- What So Not
Field Day is a must for many music fans keen to keep the New Year’s party going well into January 1st and for their 2017 event, the Sydney festival organisers have confirmed both Chance the Rapper and Childish Gambino to appear. For fans of both artists, being able to catch them on the same line up, especially at a…
Chance the Rapper, MSTRKRFT & more hitting up Beyond the Valley for New Year’s!
- August 9, 2016
- Music
- Alex Lahey
- Bag Raiders
- Bakermat
- Beyond the Valley
- Chance The Rapper
- Dena Amy
- Dune Rats
- DZ Deathrays
- Eats Everything
- Emma Louise
- Giraffage
- GoldLink
- Hermitude
- Highasakite
- Hot Chip
- Hudson Mohawke
- Japanese Wallpaper
- Jarryd James
- Ladyhawke
- Lastings
- LUMBERJACK
- Lunice
- Montaigne
- MSTRKFRFT
- Oliver Huntemann
- Paces
- Pachanga Boys
- Phantogram
- Running Touch
- Ryan Hemsworth
- SAFIA
- Skream
- Sonny Fodera
- Sticky Fingers
- Thundamentals
- Tokimonsta
- Total Giovanni
- Vera Blue
- Wafia
- What So Not
- ZHU
Beyond the Valley has revealed their first round of artists confirmed for their 2016/2017 event, with Chance the Rapper leading a stellar group of international and Australian artists up at the Lardner Park New Year’s celebration. Chano’s Australian visit continues to garner hope as fingers are crossed tightly for some headline dates while he’s out here but for…
Festival Review: Listen Out – RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane (04.10.15)
Listen Out has come back doing the rounds, the lineup having some fan favourites as well as the Red Bull Music Academy stage coming back to bring young talent. This year the festival was simplified to two stages; this idea of festivals becoming smaller and more manageable continues to prove popular amongst music fans. It…
