Introducing Adelaide's Latest New Year's Eve Festival

Home of Plenty and Inside Out Audio have teamed up to present Day Moves, the newest South Australian New Year’s Eve Festival.

The cellar door located in Currency Creek and the West Thebarton-based events collective and equipment rental service are a perfect match, together curating an epic list of DJs to perform across two stages - the Main Stage and the more intimate Pool Stage - nestled amongst glorious scenery and vineyards a-plenty. The hosts tell potential event-goers to “expect local food offerings, our signature drinks list, and some surprises we won't spoil.”

Together, Home of Plenty and Inside Out have curated a line-up of their “favourite” Australian and local artists to usher in the New Year, with Steel City’s own LOODS announced as the headlining act.

The rest of the line-up is as follows:

Breaking Even

Brigitte

Lam Savers

Lonely D

Mikayla

Pcaroldactyl

Prince Aaronak

Sjado

Wallace and Malone

Wet Weather Policy

Will Fall b2b Bizzy

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What better way to spend the transition into the new year than watching the last sunset of 2024 set the Home of Plenty vineyards-aglow as DJ beats cause those succulent grapes to tremble? Festival-goers are even encouraged to bring their tents or cars and spend the night in the venues' cosy, designated camping areas.

Those who stay will then be lucky enough to be able to experience the Day After Pool Party, where the festival-goers will be invited to spend the first day of 2025 soaking in the scenic pool area with a signature cocktail in hand.

The doors to the festival will be open at 12 pm on December 31st, and dancing will take place well into the wee hours of the morning.

First release tickets for Day Moves are now available and selling fast.