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Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) Thailand has revealed its colossal 2026 lineup, returning to the sun-drenched island of Phuket from 16th to 18th January. The three-day electronic music spectacle will take place at a brand-new venue, Rhythm Park, offering a larger, upgraded festival experience.

Leading the charge are global heavyweights Tiësto, FISHER, and Afrojack, joined by international icons Zedd, deadmau5, Armin van Buuren, and Alok. One of the most anticipated sets of the weekend will be a rare back-to-back performance from Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso. Other highlights include Seven Lions, salute, Chase & Status, GRiZ, Nina Kraviz, Wilkinson, and hardcore favourites Sub Zero Project and Angerfist.

Beyond the music, EDC Thailand 2026 introduces the new “Hotel EDC” offering—an exclusive partnership with Angsana Laguna Phuket. This premium package includes festival tickets and accommodation, promising a seamless, all-in-one stay for attendees seeking both luxury and convenience.

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With over 80 artists across multiple stages and curated experiences from Bassrush, Factory 93, and Dreamstate, the event is set to elevate Thailand’s position on the global dance music map. Tickets go back on sale from 10:00am ICT on Thursday, 25th September.

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Afrojack, Fisher, Sara Landry, Tiesto, Zedd & More: EDC Thailand Returns in 2026 With Huge Lineup.

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US pop sensation Reneé Rapp is officially heading to Australia, locking in her debut Down Under appearance as part of the AO Live 2026 music series. The breakout star will take over John Cain Arena on Saturday, 31st January, performing ahead of the highly anticipated Australian Open Women’s Final.

Rapp rose to global fame as Regina George in the Broadway production of Mean Girls, a role she reprised in the 2024 film remake. Since then, she has launched a skyrocketing music career, releasing her acclaimed debut album Snow Angel in 2023 and following up with Bite Me in 2025, which debuted at #3 on the ARIA Albums Chart. With over 1.4 billion streams and a growing reputation as one of pop’s most compelling new voices, her AO Live set promises to be a must-see.

Rapp joins an already stacked AO Live 2026 lineup that includes The Kid LAROI, Peggy Gou, Sofi Tukker, Spacey Jane, and The Veronicas. Each night offers a unique blend of live music and sport inside Melbourne Park, making AO Live the only Grand Slam music series of its kind in the world.

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Reneé Rapp’s performance on 31st January will run from 2pm to 7pm AEDT, followed directly by the Women’s Final on centre court. Tickets start from $99 and include access to the full precinct experience — combining live tennis, music, DJ sets and food stalls into one massive day of summer entertainment.

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Reneé Rapp will make her Australian debut in 2026 on 31st January at John Cain Arena.

Field Day is set to make its triumphant return on 1st January, 2026, celebrating 25 years of unforgettable summer memories at The Domain in Sydney. As one of Australia’s most iconic New Year’s Day events, the milestone edition promises a massive celebration with a star-studded lineup, fresh festival experiences, and a renewed focus on inclusivity.

Leading the Field Day 2026 bill is dance music legend Carl Cox, who will deliver both solo and back-to-back sets alongside Jamie Jones. They’ll be joined by techno powerhouse Deborah De Luca, melodic maestro Kölsch, and UK favourite Patrick Topping. Local electronic heroes The Presets will hit the stage with a full live show, with sets from STÜM, Bag Raiders, and Berlin’s high-energy selector Patrick Mason rounding out a powerful roster.

This year’s event also introduces CAMP GROUND — a brand-new stage celebrating Sydney’s queer music community. Curated by LGBTQIA+ artists, the space will amplify diverse voices and provide a safe, vibrant dancefloor experience. It’s a bold addition that reflects Field Day’s continued evolution and commitment to inclusive festival culture.

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With tickets starting at $159.90, fans can secure their spot during the pre-sale on Wednesday, 29th October, or grab a general release pass from Thursday, 30th October. Four release tiers are available, along with VIP and Fast Forward add-ons for those chasing an elevated experience. Field Day 2026 is shaping up to be the ultimate summer celebration for music lovers across Australia.

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Carl Cox, Jamie Jones, The Presets, Deborah De Luca and more to ring in the New Year at Field Day 2026.

Organisers of Changing Tides Festival have confirmed the cancellation of the 2025 event, announcing that the festival will not be returning in future years. The news was shared with ticketholders via email, marking the end of the South Coast music festival after just two editions.

In a public statement, organisers expressed their heartbreak over the decision, which followed “careful consideration.” Despite strong support from fans, artists, and the local Kiama community, the team said they were “truly devastated” to bring the festival to a close, but grateful for the memories created over the past two years.

Originally scheduled for Saturday, 22nd November, 2025 at Kiama Showgrounds, the sold-out event was set to host a major lineup, including Sam Fender, Noah Cyrus, The Rubens, MAY-A, and more. Fender’s performance was to be a major highlight — his first appearance on the South Coast and a key stop on his long-awaited return tour to Australia.

Launched in 2023 by Simon Felice, Changing Tides was created to offer a more inclusive and coastal-centred festival experience, aiming to “change the tides” of traditional events. Despite its short lifespan, the festival quickly built a passionate following, selling out in both 2023 and 2024. Refunds for 2025 tickets will be processed automatically via Oztix within 5-7 business days.

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Organisers announce that Changing Tides will not return, ending the South Coast festival after two years.

Tickets for Rolling Loud Australia 2026 are officially on sale now, with fans able to secure their place at one of the most anticipated hip-hop events of the year. Set to take over Sydney on 7th March and Melbourne on 8th March, the festival is already generating major buzz with Gunna confirmed and the full lineup on the way.

Rolling Loud is offering a tiered pricing structure across General Admission (GA), GA+, and VIP ticket options. Fans looking to lock in the best deal are encouraged to act fast, as prices increase with each release. Both Sydney and Melbourne events are expected to sell out based on strong demand from previous editions.

As one of the most globally recognised names in hip-hop festivals, Rolling Loud brings more than just music. Fans can expect an explosive atmosphere featuring immersive stage production, surprise guests, and exclusive on-site experiences. With its history of star-making performances and culture-defining moments, the 2026 edition promises to be a standout weekend for the Australian festival scene.

## Here are the GA ticket prices for Rolling Loud Australia 2026:
- Presale GA Ticket: $179.90
- 1st Release GA Ticket: $199.90
- 2nd Release GA Ticket: $219.90
- 3rd Release GA Ticket: $239.90
- 4th Release GA Ticket: $259.90
- 5th Release GA Ticket: $269.90

## Here are the GA+ ticket prices for Rolling Loud Australia 2026:
- Presale GA+ Ticket: $229.90
- General Sale GA+ Ticket: $309.90

## Here are the VIP ticket prices for Rolling Loud Australia 2026:
- Presale VIP Ticket: $379.90
- General Sale VIP Ticket: $459.90

Rolling Loud promises an electric festival experience with high-energy sets, immersive activations, and a lineup that blends global hip-hop stars with Australian talent. With the countdown now underway, fans are urged to get in early before ticket tiers sell out.

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Rolling Loud Australia 2026 Tickets On Sale Now from $179.90 to $459.90.

With just weeks to go until gates open at Lake Breeze Wines, organisers of Handpicked Festival 2025 have officially dropped the full set times and updated site map for this year’s event, taking place Saturday, 8th November in Langhorne Creek, South Australia.

Gates will open early for a stacked afternoon-to-evening lineup, kicking off at 1:20pm with rising star Lotte Gallagher. Marlon and Mia Wray follow, before Meg Mac hits the stage at 4:00pm. Xavier Rudd brings his iconic energy at 5:10pm, leading into The Rubens at 6:40pm and Hilltop Hoods from 8:00pm. Handpicked 2025 will close with party-starter Hot Dub Time Machine from 9:30pm — promising a finale filled with nostalgia and dancefloor anthems.

Fans can now plan their festival day with the updated site map, which showcases the event’s signature blend of world-class music and relaxed vineyard charm. Key zones include The Food Garden, The Cocktail Forest, The Lane Marketplace, and multiple bar and hydration stations spread throughout the picturesque site. Premium and VIP areas are also clearly marked, alongside accessible and family amenities.

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Held at the scenic Lake Breeze Wines estate, Handpicked Festival offers a unique experience that fuses the best of live music, boutique wine, and regional South Australian hospitality. With set times and site info now live, ticketholders can gear up for a seamless, sun-soaked day among the vines.

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