Lewis Capaldi, RAYE Lead 2026 Spilt Milk Festival Line-up

Other acts on the line-up include KETTAMA, Baby Keem, Maisie Peters, Remi Wolf, DMA'S, Becca Hatch, and much more.

After weeks of speculation and moving one of its key locations from Ballarat to Geelong, Spilt Milk is back with a bang. Today, festival organisers have confirmed a massive line-up of international and homegrown legends performing across Australia in December.

Leading the charge are British headliners Lewis Capaldi – his first Australian festival appearance since Glastonbury 2025 – and RAYE – bringing her acclaimed new record, THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE., to our shores – both exclusively performing at Spilt Milk.

They’ll be joined by electronic star KETTAMA, buzzed-about rapper Baby Keem, rising singer-songwriter Maisie Peters, and boundary-pushing acts such as Remi Wolf, DMA’S, aleksiah, Miss Kaninna, Becca Hatch, PASH, Tobiahs, and more. Check out the full line-up below.

This year’s edition of Spilt Milk commences at Canberra’s Exhibition Park on Saturday, 12 December. The excitement continues at the Gold Coast Sports Precinct on Sunday, 13 December, Geelong’s Kardinia Park Precinct on Saturday, 19 December, and Perth’s Claremont Showground on Sunday, 20 December.

Tickets to last year’s events sold out in record time. You can sign up at the Spilt Milk website for access to pre-sale tickets priced at the lowest cost.

If you don’t want to miss out on tickets, you can lock yours in now via Moshtix Ticket Request, securing tickets at a fixed price before they go on sale. You can find more information here.

Ticket Request is now open until 4 pm AEST on Monday, 27 July. Pre-sale tickets will be available on Thursday, 30 July, at staggered times: 8 am AEST for Canberra, 11 am AEST for the Gold Coast, 9 am AEST for Geelong, and 8 am AEST for Perth.

The general sale begins at 10 am AEST on Friday, 31 July, for all cities. You can find more ticketing information on the Spilt Milk website.

Along with live music, Spilt Milk will be home to art exhibitions curated in collaboration with socially conscious art studios. They feature artists from the festival’s long-standing partnership with the Victoria Park Centre for the Arts’ Create Connect Art initiative. Plus, there’ll be plenty of food and drink for everyone.

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