Yours & Owls Festival has dropped a stellar 2019 lineup announcement earlier today, and we couldn’t be more excited.
Wollongong’s Yours & Owls Festival is always well-loved among locals and the wider music-loving community, and this year’s lineup seems to prove their ability to pull together some of the most consistently incredible lineups in the NSW music scene.
After 2018’s amazing lineup, graced by the likes of Angus & Julia Stone, Peking Duk, and Alison Wonderland, Yours & Owls have today topped themselves with Amy Shark, Courtney Barnett, Golden Features and Hot Dub Time Machine.
Aussie’s favourite ladies, Angie McMahon, Meg Mac and Vera Blue join the bill as well as the likes of Thundamentals and Sneaky Sound System.
Fans should also get excited about some of their favourite Aussie rockers, including Skeggs, West Thebarton, Bad//Dreeems, and A.Swazye & The Ghosts. Check out the rest of the eclectic lineup below!
Sounding good? Then you’ll undoubtedly want to get your hands on some tickets nice and early! If you haven’t signed up for presale, get ready to lap up your tickets on Monday, June 3rd.
Yours & Owls Festival 2019 Lineup
Amy Shark
Courtney Barnett
Golden Features
Hot Dub Time Machine
Angie McMahon
Love Fame Tragedy
Meg Mac
Ruel
Skeggs
Slumberjack
Sneaky Sound System
Thundamentals
Vera Blue
Bad//Dreems
Baker Boy
Bass Drums Of Death
Eves Karydas
Frenzal Rhomb
Fucked Up
Kwame
No Mono
Odette
WAXX
Yumi Zouma
The Beths
Blank Realm
Ceres
The Delta Riggs
Die! Die! Die!
Genesis Owusu
The Gooch Palms
Good Doogs
Hatchie
Kira Puru
Ocean Grove
The Pinheads
Totally Unicorn
West Thebarton
A.Swazye & The Ghosts
Bugs
Crocodylus
Eliza & The Delusionals
Georgia June
The Lazy Suzans
Low Life
Murmurmur
The Nights
Pacific Avenue
San Mei
Special local guests
Burn In Hell
Chuparosa
Dribs
Ducy Muncs
Fait Accompli
Fika
Friday Park
Hopetown
Husband Wants A Wife
Ivori
Legal Aliens
Lemon Row
Rukus
Sam Allen
Tapestry
Tex
The Bungalows
The Fangin’ Felines
The Hints
Tuff Mustard
Underplay
99 Scapegoast
Saturday, October 5th – Sunday, October 6th
Stuart Park, Wollongong, NSW
