Groovin The Moo have announced the line-up for this year’s festival, featuring international heavyweights like Alt-J, Denzel Curry and Skepta.
They’ll be joined by other UK imports like Eliza Rose, Fatboy Slim, Laurel and Sophie May, as well as Omar Apollo and Slayyyter from the US, and bbno$ from Canada.
In the way of homegrown acts, punters will be able to catch sets from leading acts like Amy Shark, The Chats, Ball Park Music, Confidence Man, Slowly Slowly, Ocean Alley and Skeggs, plus buzzy up-and-comers like Barkaa, Luude, Choomba, Royel Otis, and a record-setting three bands with adolescent-centric names: Teen Jesus And The Jean Teasers, Teenage Dads and Teenage Joans.
Additionally, the festival will be hosted by DJs Lex and Pookie, with triple J Unearthed and local ‘Fresh Produce’ artists still to be announced.
This year’s Groovin The Moo will kick off in Wayville, SA on Friday April 21, before rounding out that weekend with editions in Maitland, NSW and Canberra. It’ll head to Bendigo the following Saturday (April 29), before hitting the Sunshine Coast the next day (April 30), and finally wrapping up in Bunbury, WA on Saturday May 6.
Tickets for all six of the shows go on sale at 12pm local time next Tuesday (February 7) – find them here.
The full line-up for Groovin The Moo 2023 is:
Alt-J
Amy Shark
Ball Park Music
Barkaa
bbno$
The Chats
Choomba
Confidence Man
Denzel Curry
Eliza Rose
Fatboy Slim
Laurel
Lex
Luude
Ocean Alley
Omar Apollo
Pookie
Royel Otis
Skegss
Skepta
Slayyyter
Slowly Slowly
Sophie May
Teen Jesus And The Jean Teasers
Teenage Dads
Teenage Joans
The full list of dates for Groovin The Moo 2023 is:
APRIL
Friday 21 – Wayville, Adelaide Showground (Kaurna Country)
Saturday 22 – Maitland, Showground (Wonnarua Country)
Sunday 23 – Canberra, EPIC (Ngambri and Ngunnawal Country)
Saturday 29 – Bendigo, Prince of Wales Showgrounds (Dja Dja Wurrung Country)
Sunday 30 – Sunshine Coast, Kawana Sports Western Precinct (Kabi Kabi and Jinibara Country)
MAY
Saturday 6 – Bunbury, Hay Park (Wardandi Noongar Country)
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