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September—a month after Bluesfest would usually announce its first artist announcement—and we’re only 200 days away from next year’s festival. That’s the kind of development ... that would concern some punters, but the Bluesfest team has issued a statement, confirming that the line-up is on its way and assuring fans that it will be worth

Mums. Fresh off a triumphant return at the 2025 Byron Bay Bluesfest , the tour sold-out shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide, adding second shows in most capital cities

financial year. The top ten was made up of MG Live , Handsome Tours , Bluesfest Touring , the comedy focused Bohm Presents and the Chinatown Cinema Corporation . The best selling tour here ... Pacific’s Harvey Lister , Live Nation ANZ’s Alex Klos , VenuesWest’s David Etherton , Bluesfest Group’s Barbara Maguire , architectural and venue designer Populous’ Chris Paterson , Tixel’s Zac Leigh

Ticketmaster report focuses on the UK. But Australian promoters say it reflects local trends. Bluesfest 2026, for instance, allows five-year-olds and under for free

ARIA -winning Best Blues and Roots chops at the most recent addition of Bluesfest in Byron Bay, and will trek up north to bring the sweet sounds of gospel, calypso

Grass in 2023, and played the closing set at this year’s Bluesfest. Their single Laced Up landed at #37 in triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2023, making Hilltop

Sydney. She also arrived on stage well after the scheduled time for her Bluesfest 2018 performance . Ms. Lauryn Hill returned to Australia in 2023 for the 25th anniversary

tickets. #24: Destroy All Lines: $42.6 million gross; 429,465 tickets. #71 Bluesfest Touring: $12.4 million gross; 115,719 tickets. #72 MG Live: $12.3 million gross; 108,637 tickets ... Breaking into the global Top 20 reinforces the momentum we’ve carried into 2025.” Bluesfest Byron Bay had the highest rating of an Australian festival by ranking #13 on Pollstar

Autumn’s festivals had already set the positive tone, starting with 109,000 for Bluesfest Byron Bay (its third highest of all time since 1990), 80,000 for Perth Festival

himself as a live favourite, having performed on stages as visible and varied as Bluesfest, St Kilda Festival, VIVID, the AFL Dreamtime Game, and even Uncle Archie Roach