Splendour In The Grass 2012

Friday 27th to Sunday 29th July 2012
Belongil Fields, Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia, Australia
$449 (Australian dollars) with camping tickets - SOLD OUT

Last updated: Wed 27th Jun 2012

The Australian Splendour In The Grass takes place from Friday 27th until Sunday 29th July 2012 and hopes to return to its original home - Belongil Fields in Byron Bay, New South Wales.

Line-up

Friday: Jack White, At The Drive-In, The Shins, Explosions In The Sky, The Afghan Whigs, Kimbra, Spiderbait, Gypsy & The Cat, DZ Deathrays, Howler, Lanie Lane, Big Scary, Michael Kiwanuka, Yacht Club Djs, Bertie Blackman, Youth Lagoon, Pond, Ben Howard, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Kate Miller-Heidke, Emma Louise,Chet Faker, Triple J Unearthed, Canyons, Nice and Ego, Alison Wonderland, and Flume.

Saturday: Bloc Party, Hilltop Hoods, Miike Snow, Dirty Three, 360, Lana Del Rey, Tame Impala, Ladyhawke, Mudhoney, Band Of Skulls, Last Dinosaurs, Muscles, Seekae, Friends, Jinja Safari, The Beautiful Girls, Tijuana Cartel, Bleeding Knees Club, Shihad, Here We Go Magic, Mosman Alder, The Cast Of Cheers, Wolf & Cub, Danny T, Sampology, Gloves, and Luke Million.

Sunday: Smashing Pumpkins, The Kooks, Gossip, Azealia Banks, Wolfmother, Missy Higgins, 50 Years Of Dylan, Metric, Django Django, San Cisco, Electric Guest, Angus Stone, Fun., Blue King Brown, Yuksek, Ball Park Music, The Rubens, Zulu Winter, The Medics, Husky, Father John Misty, Parachute Youth, Gossling, Nina Las Vegas, Beni, Alley Oop, and Harris Robotis.

Tickets

Ticket were priced at $350 (Australian dollars) with camping tickets priced at $99, and have sold out.

After two yeas at the Woodfordia location, the festival moves back to where it all started Belongil Fields, while the approval process for the festival's own permanent home at North Byron Parklands continues. Since 2006, (that's now six years), Splendour In The Grass has been working toward establishing a permanent sustainable event venue to stage the festival at the 660 acre North Byron Parklands site at Yelgun in the north of the shire. The Parklands project is still undergoing a comprehensive approval process with the NSW Department of Planning and can't be considered for this year's festival.

More information will be here when available.