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Previous editions of the Adelaide-based festival have welcomed superstars such as Jack White, Sam Fender, Jamiroquai, Beck, Ladyhawke, and more.

Other acts performing at the festival include Karnivool, Ruby Fields, Winston Surfshirt, Sneaky Sound System, and many more.

Eliza & The Delusionals return to their roots with a Northern New South Wales charity gig this September.

Fifteen new acts join the line-up, spearheaded by The Waifs, King Stingray, Cosmic Psychos, and many more.

“I’m looking forward to hitching up the caravan and heading back to one of my favourite gigs to play in South Australia – The Bend Classic,” Chambers said.

The East Coast-based travelling festival has moved to a larger venue in Sydney.

If Tomorrowland does touch down in Melbourne in 2026, it’ll mark the festival’s Australian debut.

Featuring headliners Hilltop Hoods, The Cat Empire, Polaris, a brand-new dance stage, and much more.

Festival organisers confirmed the event would go ahead with a new, custom-built main stage just a few hours before punters arrived.

"This is the full festival experience, a day to enjoy, connect and get wild," said Parkway Drive frontman Winston McCall.