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The 13th edition of the Tasmanian festival stars acts such as Ocean Alley, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Sofi Tukker, The Temper Trap, The Preatures, Ben Lee, and many others.

While there are no set times attached to the day-by-day breakdown, many more artists will be added to the line-up ahead of next year’s festival.

"If you’re sick of Christmas carols & holiday tunes, the best way to get over that is to record your own rock n roll versions and embrace the Christmas chaos."

Australians surveyed said that live music provides “life milestones, expressions of identity, and shared experiences.”

Jack White named over 30 bands that haven't been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, including Pavement, Fugazi, Black Flag, Sleater-Kinney, and many others.

Tinder noted that, ahead of the band’s triumphant return to Australia, the Oasis obsession took over users’ dating profiles.

In Brisbane, the show has relocated to a larger venue due to extraordinary demand.

Ball Park Music, Pete Murray, Mallrat, and many others will perform at the inaugural event.

Sugar Mountain Festival will return to its roots in 2026, with next year's festival held in the heart of Melbourne's CBD.

AC/DC's first Australian tour in ten years begins at the MCG tomorrow night.