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Soundwave was an annual music festival held in major cities around Australia, run and promoted by Soundwave Touring. The festival originated in Perth, Western Australia, and began travelling to the other Australian capital cities in 2007.
Australia Sydney (2007–2009) Gold Coast (2007–2009) Melbourne ... 2007–2009: Website: vfestival.com.au: The Australian V Festival was an Australian music ...
Peak Festival: Perisher Valley: 2009: Music festival held over the June long weekend. Pohela Boishakh: Sydney Olympic Park: 2008: Bengali New Year festival celebrated on 14 April. [33] Roaring 20s and all that Jazz Festival: Blue Mountains – Various locations: 2013: 1920s themed festival. Month-long event held in February. Rootstock Sydney [34]
Alternative Nation Festival; Australian Festival of Chamber Music; Australian Gospel Music Festival; Bassinthedust; Bassinthegrass; Bendigo Blues and Roots Music Festival; Beyond The Valley; Big Day Out (in capital cities 1992-2014) Big Red Bash; Byron Bay Bluesfest; Break the Ice; Camp Doogs; Canberra Country Music Festival; Castlemaine State ...
The festival evolved into a two-day event in 2002 and a three-day event in 2009. [3] It is now considered Australia's largest music festival. [4] [5] Splendour in the Grass showcases popular and established musical artists as well as emerging Australian artists.
Rock It is an Australian music festival held at the Arena Joondalup in the northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia. The festival was first held in 1999, and mainly features modern rock music. Along with the nationally-touring Big Day Out, Rock It was one of the major rock concerts held regularly in Perth. At the March 2009 event Western ...
Summadayze was an annual Australian music festival held in the month of January. The first event occurred on 1 January 1999 at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne. It subsequently expanded into a four city festival including one in New Zealand. Summadayze was organised by Future Entertainment before it was liquidated in 2013. [1]
Mona Foma, launched in 2009, initially took place in Hobart before moving to Launceston in 2019 and hosting events across both cities commencing the following year. Known for its mix of music, performance art, and visual installations, the festival grew into a major annual cultural event in Tasmania.