Brisbane four-piece making sunny, danceable indie pop, nimble guitar lines and elastic bass over electronics, built for big singalongs.
Indie pop
Party in the Paddock 2027 Lineup
Four days and six stages at Quercus Park outside Launceston, with Gang of Youths, Ninajirachi, Hilltop Hoods and The Jungle Giants closing the nights.
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About Party in the Paddock 2027
Party in the Paddock 2027 runs four days, Thursday February 4 to Sunday February 7, across six stages at Quercus Park in Carrick, outside Launceston in Tasmania. The Jungle Giants close Thursday, Gang of Youths Friday, Ninajirachi Saturday and Hilltop Hoods Sunday.
Below them it is mostly Australian guitar and pop: Violent Soho, Lime Cordiale, Beddy Rays, G Flip, Missy Higgins and Stand Atlantic, with Hermitude, Odd Mob and Nina Las Vegas on the electronic side. A few come from further off, among them Brighton's Lambrini Girls, Holly Humberstone and New Zealand's Balu Brigada. Tasmanian songwriter Maddy Jane plays Sunday. All 88 acts have a day, but there are no set times yet.
Expect alternative, pop, rock and electronic across 88 acts.
At a glance
- Dates
- –Thursday to Sunday, four days
- Where
- Quercus Park, Carrick, TAS, Australia
- Lineup
- 88 acts
- Website
- Official site
Party in the Paddock 2027 lineup & schedule: all 88 acts
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Australian band writing enormous, unembarrassed songs about faith, grief, and staying alive, with Springsteen-scale sincerity delivered by one of the great live frontmen.
Indie-rockHeartland-rock
Glittering, game-engine electronic from Australia's most inventive young club producer: chiptune sparkle at rave pressure, drops that sparkle as hard as they hit.
ElectronicHyperpop
Adelaide trio of Suffa, Pressure and DJ Debris who took Australian-accented hip-hop into arenas with big-chorus anthems like 'The Nosebleed Section'.
Hip-hop
Brisbane band playing loud, sun-baked indie rock with a surf-punk edge and choruses built for crowds to shout back.
Rock
Genre-smashing Melbourne punk-rap with riffs, bars, and zero regard for lanes, delivered with a hardcore band's physicality.
PunkAlt-rap
Blue Mountains production duo blending hip-hop beats, keys and bass-heavy electronics, the outfit behind the 'HyperParadise' era of Australian beat music.
Electronic
Bilious, very funny queer punk that names names: thirty seconds into the set someone is already in the crowd, and nobody is being spared.
PunkPost-punk
Rum Jungle
Newcastle, Australia group dealing in loose, sun-warmed guitar pop, with jangling hooks and easy harmonies and a coastal looseness to them.
Alternative
Brisbane four-piece reviving fuzzed-out nineties grunge, best known for 'Covered in Chrome' and its shouted singalong chorus. Suburban slacker anthems at full volume.
Alternative
Sydney soul singer trading in sunlit, unhurried grooves his manager dubbed coastal soul. Debut album 'Give Me All Your Love' cracked the ARIA top 25 in 2025.
SoulIndie
Bruised, cinematic alt-pop from Grantham's bedroom-to-BRIT-Award story, with small-town detail sung in a fog of reverb, intimacy that scales to festival fields.
Alt-pop
Sydney band led by brothers Oli and Louis Leimbach, pairing brassy, sun-baked indie pop with wry, self-deprecating lyrics. 'Robbery' is the one everyone sings back.
Alternative
Kiwi brothers making slinky, falsetto-led alt-funk: Auckland groove-pop polished to a late-night sheen, with basslines that do most of the flirting.
Alt-popFunk-pop
Melbourne singer-songwriter who drums while fronting the band, writing punchy, heart-on-sleeve synth-pop with live shows built around the kit.
Pop
Australian singer-songwriter whose piano-led debut The Sound of White and hits like 'Scar' made her plain-spoken, confessional songs a radio fixture.
Pop
Isle Two
Pop
LOE
Mid Drift
Indie rock
Pash
Swapmeet
Indie rock
19 In Poland
7CDs
Bella Claxton
Electronic
BL3SS
Dance producer behind the viral club-pop hit 'Kisses' with CamrinWatsin and bbyclose.
Dance
Bush Spice
C.O.F.F.I.N
Long-running Australian punk band whose name stands for Children Of Finland Fighting In Norway, playing fast, rowdy pub rock with a skate-punk streak.
Rock
Maximalist internet pop that keeps reaching further, from the electroclash bounce of 'PQC' to the raw, inward album In Endless Awe & Agony.
HyperpopPop
Anthemic young alt band.
Alternative
Riverina-raised country songwriter with wry, warm songs about rural life, whose album 'Fallow' won the ARIA for Best Country Album. Long known for touring country halls.
Alternative country
Kiz
Lachy Hurrell
Lemonise
Rock
Middle Palms
Alternative
Mincy
Garage
Mudrat
Punk
Powderkeg
Classically trained singer-songwriter who writes and produces her own piano-led indie pop, building songs into sweeping orchestral swells.
Pop
Secret Door
Sleepazoid
Alternative
The Gnomes
Trials
Hip-hop
Yes Boone
Dance
Becca Hatch
Sydney singer-songwriter with a supple voice, setting glossy R&B production against pop-sized choruses.
R&BPop
Boy Soda
Hip-hop
Captain O'Brien's Craic
Rock
Carla Martinez
Christian
Elkie Kershaw
Singer/songwriter
Singer-songwriter from Groote Eylandt with warm folk-soul songs sung in both English and Anindilyakwa, carrying the language and stories of home.
Singer/songwriter
Ewah & The Vision of Paradise
Rock
Hushed southern-gothic folk duo trading harmonies over songs that sound like they were recorded in a room at 3am, with Georgia intimacy that silences a tent.
Indie folkChamber-folk
Pip Brown's project, pairing 80s synth sheen with guitar-pop hooks on songs like 'My Delirium' and 'Paris Is Burning.' Bedroom-built electropop with a rock spine.
Pop
Lucky Teens
Mare
ShoegazeAlt-rock
Sydney songwriter Maya Cumming, writing diaristic indie pop about growing up and heartbreak, with 'Central Station' among her early breakthroughs.
Alternative
Mikalah Watego
Sydney DJ and former triple j host who founded the NLV Records label, playing club sets that move between bass-heavy house and global club sounds.
Dance
Australian house heater, half of the HYPERBEAM b2b with OMNOM, with flip-happy edits and festival-scale bounce.
HouseTech house
Playlunch
Seven-piece Australian band playing self-styled bogan funk: funk rap with horn riffs, groove bass lines and a thick Australian inflection.
FunkRock
Positive Spin
Selve
Rock
Sophentai
Spike Fuck
Melbourne songwriter making sleazy, deadpan glam-pop about addiction and suburban drift, sung with a torch singer's theatrical weariness.
Alternative
Summer Alexander
Tacit Half
Y.O.G.A.
Alternative
Abby Wallace
Pop
Backyard Business
Rock
Cat & Calmell
Pop
Cooee
Alternative
D.D. Mirage
House
Melbourne DJ and producer working in the line of Detroit and Chicago house: stripped-back, functional records built for the floor. 'Actin' Tough' took him from local underground ID to a Beatport number one.
Electronic
Chicago duo pairing Via Rosa's aching vocals with Na'el Shehade's production: dance music built for heartbreak rather than euphoria.
Electronic
Flow Kobra
Metal
Gee NT B2B Foxx
Jocelyn
Lady Shaka
Dance
Maddy Jane
Tasmanian singer-songwriter writing guitar-driven indie with candid, conversational lyrics and an easy, unpolished warmth.
Alternative
Redlands, California singer and multi-instrumentalist folding psychedelic textures, R&B and jazz-leaning guitar into soulful indie rock.
Alternative
Miles Nautu
Hip-hop
Milo Eastwood
Sydney trio welding rap cadences to slippery, distorted post-punk guitar: Australian art-rock that treats the mixing desk as an instrument.
Alternative
Australian pop-punk gone hyper, with glitchy production and hooks sharpened to a point, genre rules cheerfully ignored.
Pop-punkAlt-pop
Sunburn
Tim Boh
Electronica
Townie
WUD
Xiao Xiao
The headliners
The Jungle Giants · Brisbane four-piece making sunny, danceable indie pop, nimble guitar lines and elastic bass over electronics, built for big singalongs. Danceable indie pop over elastic bass lines.
Gang of Youths · Australian band writing enormous, unembarrassed songs about faith, grief, and staying alive, with Springsteen-scale sincerity delivered by one of the great live frontmen. Huge, earnest rock songs about faith and grief.
Ninajirachi · Glittering, game-engine electronic from Australia's most inventive young club producer: chiptune sparkle at rave pressure, drops that sparkle as hard as they hit. Chiptune-bright club music at rave pressure.
Hilltop Hoods · Adelaide trio of Suffa, Pressure and DJ Debris who took Australian-accented hip-hop into arenas with big-chorus anthems like 'The Nosebleed Section'. The Adelaide trio that took Australian hip-hop into arenas with choruses like 'The Nosebleed Section'.
Up-and-comers to catch early
Emily Wurramara · Warm folk-soul sung in English and Anindilyakwa.
Shady Nasty · Rap cadences over warped, distorted post-punk guitar.
Dean Turnley · Stripped-back house in the Detroit and Chicago line.
Other acts worth planning around
Violent Soho · Fuzzed-out nineties grunge, best known for 'Covered in Chrome'.
G Flip · Plays drums while fronting the band's synth-pop.
Lambrini Girls · Fast, very funny Brighton punk that names names.
The lineup by day
Thursday lineup (February 4)
The Jungle Giants, Hermitude, Ecca Vandal, Beddy Rays, Mid Drift, Swapmeet + 3 more
Friday lineup (February 5)
Gang of Youths, Violent Soho, Lambrini Girls, Rum Jungle, Bella Claxton, Sarah Kinsley + 20 more
Saturday lineup (February 6)
Ninajirachi, Lime Cordiale, Holly Humberstone, Don West, Odd Mob, Playlunch + 21 more
Sunday lineup (February 7)
Hilltop Hoods, G Flip, Missy Higgins, Balu Brigada, Stand Atlantic, Dean Turnley + 20 more
Party in the Paddock 2027 lineup FAQ
When is Party in the Paddock 2027?
Thursday February 4 to Sunday February 7, 2027.
Where is Party in the Paddock held?
Quercus Park in Carrick, outside Launceston in Tasmania, Australia.
Who is headlining?
The Jungle Giants on Thursday, Gang of Youths on Friday, Ninajirachi on Saturday and Hilltop Hoods on Sunday.
How many acts are playing?
88 acts are on the 2027 bill, counting the one B2B pairing once.
Are day-by-day lineups or set times published?
Each act has a day, but set times have not been published yet.
How do I work out which acts I'd like?
Type a few artists you already love into the search at the top of this page and you'll get ranked matches, with reasons.
Who plays Thursday at Party in the Paddock 2027?
Thursday, February 4: The Jungle Giants, Hermitude, Ecca Vandal, Beddy Rays, Mid Drift, Swapmeet, plus 3 more acts.
Who plays Friday at Party in the Paddock 2027?
Friday, February 5: Gang of Youths, Violent Soho, Lambrini Girls, Rum Jungle, Bella Claxton, Sarah Kinsley, plus 20 more acts.
Who plays Saturday at Party in the Paddock 2027?
Saturday, February 6: Ninajirachi, Lime Cordiale, Holly Humberstone, Don West, Odd Mob, Playlunch, plus 21 more acts.
Who plays Sunday at Party in the Paddock 2027?
Sunday, February 7: Hilltop Hoods, G Flip, Missy Higgins, Balu Brigada, Stand Atlantic, Dean Turnley, plus 20 more acts.
When is Party in the Paddock 2028?
Not announced yet. This page carries Party in the Paddock 2027 and will carry the 2028 edition as soon as the festival announces it.
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