Set times have officially landed for the 2025 edition of Strummingbird, with fans across Queensland, New South Wales and Western Australia now able to plan their perfect day of live country, roots and crossover tunes. Following a sell-out of the Sunshine Coast show, anticipation is building for the Newcastle and Perth legs set to follow in early November.

Kicking off at Kawana Sports Precinct on Saturday, 25th October, Strummingbird brings a stacked lineup headlined by Jelly Roll, Shaboozey, and James Johnston. The full schedule allows punters to map out their day — from Nashville stars like Drew Baldridge and Julia Cole to rising homegrown acts such as The Dreggs, Rachael Fahim, Wade Forster, and Denvah. Sunshine Coast attendees can also look forward to a high-energy closing set from Hot Dub Time Machine.

Newcastle and Perth will feature nearly identical lineups with slight variations. The Jack Wharff Band, Y.O.G.A., Chelsea Bermann and Dear Tommie join the NSW edition, while Perth adds WA favourites Claudia Tripp and Hot Dub. With multiple stages and short changeovers, the festival promises a high-paced day of back-to-back performances.

With each event running for one day only, the release of set times makes it easier than ever to catch every artist on your must-see list. Organisers recommend downloading the official festival app or visiting the Strummingbird website to access set times, maps and event details for each location.