One Night Stand is heading to Griffith, New South Wales, this September; triple j confirmed today.
The national broadcaster’s annual festival, which takes place in a different regional location each year, announced the line-up for this year’s event last week.
In-demand producer Ninajirachi and euphoric rockers DMA’S lead the line-up, and they’re joined by the genre-defying Genesis Owusu, alt-pop star MAY-A, and rockers Beddy Rays, plus a triple j Unearthed competition winner, to be confirmed closer to the event.
triple j’s One Night Stand will take over the Griffith Showground on Wiradjuri Country on Saturday, 5 September.
Tickets to this year’s event are now available, costing $15 plus booking fees for punters over 16 and $10 plus booking fees for under-16s. You can find tickets here.
Each year, triple j’s One Night Stand offers an all-ages, drug- and alcohol-free festival for punters across the regions.
Ticket proceeds are donated to Support Act, The Push, and a local partner: this year, it’s the Griffith Aboriginal Medical Service. Another portion of the ticket proceeds will go towards youth-led initiatives in Griffith.
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Griffith is located in the Riverina Region of NSW. The vibrant regional town is known for its stunning architecture and community spirit, and is surrounded by the Murrumbidgee River and sprawling citrus orchards. The town can be reached by car in four hours from Canberra, five hours from Melbourne, and six hours from Sydney.
One Night Stand’s Griffith takeover comes over a decade after regional NSW last hosted the festival – Dubbo was the most recent regional NSW location in 2013.
Last year, triple j’s One Night Stand stopped in Busselton, Western Australia. The all-ages event welcomed 15,000 music fans and hosted the likes of Spacey Jane, LUUDE, Ruby Fields, 3%, Inkabee and Flewnt, Blusher, and Velvet Trip, the triple j Unearthed competition winners.
The likes of Tame Impala, Peking Duk, Flume, G Flip, Thelma Plum, Missy Higgins, Vance Joy, and a plethora of other Australian music icons have graced the One Night Stand stage since its launch in 2004.
