Laneway Festival is back for another year, bringing some of the biggest acts around the world to Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne and Fremantle.
English pop-rock heartthrobs The 1975 and experimental pop powerhouse Charli XCX are set to take on headline duties, sharing the stage with Sydney singer-songwriter Ruel, US rappers Earl Sweatshirt and J.I.D, alt-rock outfit Ocean Alley, Sydney three-piece DMA's, pop singer-songwriter Tones and I.
The line-up also features psych-rock band, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, surf-rock outfit Hockey Dad, fierce songstress Kaiit, New Zealand artist on the rise, Benee and a bunch of other amazing acts.
Dates & Venues:
Saturday 1 Feb - BRISBANE 16+ - Brisbane Showgrounds, QLD
Sunday 2 Feb - SYDNEY 18+ - The Domain, NSW
Friday 7 Feb - ADELAIDE 16+ - Hart's Mill, Port Adelaide, SA
Saturday 8 Feb - MELBOURNE 16+ - Footscray Park, Footscray, VIC
Sunday 9 Feb - FREMANTLE 16+ - Esplanade Reserve & West End, WA
Repost from: LANEWAY FEST 2020
Ease into the weekend with Manu Crooks 'Different League.' Labelled as a rapper with enormous crossover potential, Australian artist and producer hailing from Sydney, Manu Crooks, does not confine himself to the set sounds of Australian hip-hop, instead expresses his art in his own way.
Driving us home this Friday is Eagles of Death Metals cover of Duran Duran's, 'Save a Prayer'. Considered by some as better than the original, it oozes a classic rock sound that can't date.
Taking you on the journey into the weekend is the classic hit, 'Paranoid Android' from Radiohead's 1997 album, 'OK Computer'. The film clip is a must see while listening to the track.
