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With anticipation building for its return to Langley Park, Radar Festival has unveiled the full set times and official site map for its 2025 edition, locked in for Sunday 28th December in Perth. The single-day event is set to deliver a high-energy day of cutting-edge electronic music, featuring top-tier international names and local favourites across three immersive stages: Orbit, Reflector, and Infrared.

Festival-goers can now plan their afternoon and evening in detail, with performances kicking off at 2pm. Headliner Ross From Friends will close out the Infrared stage with his acclaimed “Bubble Love” live set from 9.30pm, while I Hate Models brings a thunderous finale to Orbit at the same time. Meanwhile, Reflector will be in full swing with DJ Heartstring wrapping things up with a two-hour session starting at 9pm.

Other key highlights on the timetable include back-to-back sets from Patrick Mason, X CLUB., VTSS, and Pegassi on Orbit, while Prospa, Josh Baker, and Silva Bumpa are set to fire up Reflector. At Infrared, fans can catch Folamour, Bad Boombox, TSHA, and standout local talent such as Messie and Feez earlier in the day. With minimal overlap between major sets, punters will be able to bounce between stages with ease.

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The newly revealed site map confirms the layout at Langley Park, with key amenities such as multiple bars, food stalls, merch stands, and first aid zones conveniently placed throughout the grounds. Three well-spaced stages promise strong sound quality without audio clashes, while the Nitro ride and Midnight Express add extra entertainment between sets. Final tickets are available now, with Radar Festival set to close out the year as one of Perth’s premier electronic events.

Radar Festival 2025 Set Times and Site Map Now Available

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Radar Festival Confirms 2025 Timetable with Stage Breakdowns and Site Layout.

Following a landmark debut in 2024, RADAR Festival is officially set to return to Langley Park, Perth on Sunday, 28th December, 2025. Bringing back its signature fusion of electronic music, community spirit, and immersive experiences, RADAR promises a massive end-of-year celebration on the banks of the Swan River.

Leading the charge this summer are some of the most electrifying names in global club culture, including French techno disruptor I Hate Models, high-octane local duo X CLUB., euphoric selectors DJ Heartstring, VTSS, and UK house favourite Josh Baker. Also joining the bill are acclaimed artists such as Patrick Mason, Folamour, TSHA, Ross From Friends, and high-energy duo Prospa.

Set across thoughtfully curated spaces and backed by immersive production, RADAR blends the raw pulse of underground dance music with art installations and inclusive atmospheres. The 2025 edition continues its mission of More Music ~ More Dance ~ Less Boundaries, turning Langley Park into a vibrant hub of sound, movement, and self-expression.

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The full lineup includes Bad Boombox, DIFFRENT, Mischluft, Messie, Omar+, Silva Bumpa, Pegassi, and more to be announced. Pre-sale tickets go live Monday, 15th September at 9:00am AWST, with general on-sale opening Tuesday, 16th September at 9:00am AWST. As RADAR Festival 2025 closes out the year, it’s set to be one of the most talked-about dance events on the Australian summer calendar.

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RADAR Festival 2025 Returns to Perth with Massive Lineup Featuring I Hate Models, X CLUB and DJ Heartstring.

Radar Festival is officially returning in 2025, with organisers confirming the summer event will hit Langley Park, Perth on 28th December, 2025. After a successful debut in 2024, the genre-blending electronic and hip hop festival is set to once again take over the scenic Swan River foreshore with a high-energy lineup and striking stage production.

In a teaser video shared on Radar's socials, eagle-eyed fans spotted a major hint pointing to Pegassi, suggesting the rising producer may be among the first acts locked in for next year’s bill. While the full lineup is still under wraps, the early buzz has already ignited speculation across fan communities online.

Radar Festival's first edition in 2024 brought an impressive mix of international and local talent, featuring sets from AJ Tracey, Overmono, DJ Boring, Ki/Ki, Songer, Bushbaby, and STUM, alongside strong homegrown representation from HWLS, Girl Crush, and NESTFM. The festival’s curated blend of electronic, bass, and underground sounds struck a chord with music lovers in Perth and beyond.

With its prime summer slot and commitment to cutting-edge music, Radar Festival is shaping up to be a new staple on the Australian festival calendar. Fans can expect more artist teasers and ticketing info to roll out in the coming months as anticipation builds for round two.

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