It’s time to get egg-cited! Groovin the Moo is ready to crack open and run into its six beloved regions around Australia this April and May. With an egg-perience that’s hard to beat, GTM offers a full day of country hospitality, amazing music and seriously good times. The GTM2020 line up has got something for every rooster – from Aussie legends Gang of Youths, The Cat Empire and The Veronicas to new favourites like Ruby Fields, Kira Puru, WAAX and Manu Crooks. Our mates coming across the seas to head down under include rappers AJ Tracey (UK), Bhad Bhabie (USA), Maxo Kream (USA), YBN Cordae (USA) and country “trailer trap” sensation Blanco Brown (USA). Singer songwriter Clairo (USA) and DJ/producer Channel Tres (USA) plus legenDAIRY hitmakers Supergrass (UK), Kelis (USA), Sugarhill Gang (USA) and Darude (FIN) will also visit our backyards.
So without further adieu! Let us introduce you to your new mates on the GTM 2020 lineup!
Plus we there will be triple J unearthed, fresh product and handpicked artists and community programs to be announced!
The recent triple j Hottest 100 was sunny side up for GTM artists including Mallrat (#3 “Charlie”, #59 “Nobody’s Home”), billion streams clubber Tones and I (#4 “Dance Monkey”, #15 “Never Seen The Rain”, #26 “Johnny Run Away”) and Slowly Slowly (#57 “Jellyfish”) plus E^ST, Hayden James, Dope Lemon and San Cisco all claiming spots in the countdown too. And there’ll be plenty more to come! Stay tuned for triple j Unearthed, Fresh Produce and Handpicked artists to be announced, along with our Community program.
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