AviciiThe world's largest party for under-18s, Good Life, is back in 2015, unveiling its epic music line-up — led by Swedish heavyweight Avicii — as well as its eye-popping array of activities to make you wish you weren't old enough to drink.
With stops planned in Sydney, Perth, Brisbane and Melbourne, March's Good Life touring festival is geared towards 13- to 17-year-olds, and will boast more than 20 DJs and live acts across three stages, as well as a theme park, water park, sports zone, outdoor cinema and celebrity meet-and-greets.
Backing up Avicii on the music front will be a live contingent consisting of stalwart hip-hop trio Bliss N Eso, rising compatriot Allday and the polished pop of Havana Brown, as well as several esteemed electronic acts, including Afrojack, Martin Garrix, Will Sparks vs Timmy Trumpet vs Joel Fletcher, Blasterjaxx, Frontliner, Carnage, Tigerlily, Uberjak'd, Slice N Dice and Some Blonde DJ.
The meet-and-greet photo booth will give young punters a chance to get up close and personal with small-screen identities such as Mark Salling, of Glee fame, Pretty Little Liars star Tyler Blackburn, and Charlotte Crosby, of Geordie Shore infamy. Meanwhile, the theme park boasts five adrenaline-charged rides (differs from state to state), and the water park promises three massive slides and tunnels in which to cool off and beat the heat.
The 2015 Good Life touring festival gets under way in March; the event kicks off in Sydney, at Royal Randwick Racecourse, on Sunday, March 1, before heading to Perth's HBF Arena, in Joondalup, on Monday, March 2, the RNA Showgrounds, in Brisbane, on Friday, March 6, and Melbourne's Flemington Racecourse on Monday, March 9.
Tickets for the event will go on sale at 5pm local time tomorrow, December 2, via the Good Life website — head there to get across all the details.
