FISHER's OUT 2 LUNCH Festival Goes National, Reveals 2026 Line-up

An all-star bill of international and Australian acts will take FISHER's OUT 2 LUNCH Festival to four cities across the country.

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After two ultra-successful years on the Gold Coast, FISHER’s OUT 2 LUNCH Festival is going national.

Expanding beyond its Sunshine State origins, the festival expands this year to include four massive shows across the country.

The fun begins at Melbourne’s Flemington Racecourse on Saturday, 2 May. It continues at Gold Coast’s Doug Jennings Park on Sunday, 3 May, the Sydney International Regatta Centre on Saturday, 9 May, and concludes at Perth’s Wellington Square on Sunday, 10 May.

Joining FISHER at this year’s event is an all-star bill of international and Australian acts. The line-up, curated and headlined by FISHER, also stars English electronic music production duo, Gorgon City, UK electronic star Skream aka Oliver Jones, DJ, label boss and curator Sarah Story, American techno/house/dark dance DJ Azzecca, Gold Coast’s own Little Fritter, and more.

Vodafone customers can access exclusive pre-sale tickets on Friday, 20 February, at 12 pm local time. The Vodafone pre-sale is punters’ best chance to secure first and second release ticket prices.

The VISA Partner pre-sale follows on Monday, 23 February, at 12 pm local time, followed by the OUT 2 LUNCH fan pre-sale on Tuesday, 24 February, at 12 pm local time and the NRMA pre-sale also on Tuesday, 24 February, but at 1 pm local time. The general sale opens on Wednesday, 25 February, at 12 pm local time.

Additionally, an opportunity to tour with OUT 2 LUNCH Festival is available to punters – register for the fan pre-sale to go into the running for the unforgettable experience. Head to the OUT 2 LUNCH website for more ticketing information.

Created and curated by FISHER, the first edition of OUT 2 LUNCH took place in 2024. The event amassed 30,000 punters and broke Australia’s record for the biggest-ever beach party, ultimately injecting $50 million into the Gold Coast’s economy.

Now, following two incredible years on the Gold Coast, the festival is transforming four national venues into daytime party playgrounds.

Last week, FISHER returned with his first new music of 2026, releasing the single Rain, which was immediately added to high rotation on triple j. Will more tunes follow before May? Perhaps, but with hits like Losing It, You Little Beauty, Atmosphere, and Stay, the vibes are guaranteed to be high.