Listen Out
GenreHip hop, electronic, pop
DatesSeptember, October
Location(s)Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth
Years active2013–present
Founded byFuzzy (event organisers)
Websitehttps://www.listenout.com.au/

Listen Out is an annual Australian music festival that is held in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.

History

Listen Out was established by "Fuzzy" who also run events including Harbourlife, Field Day, Curveball, and Touch Bass. They previously ran Parklife Music Festival. Their first festival was held on 28 September 2013 in Sydney.[1]

The 2020 and 2021 festivals were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia.[2]

Artist line-ups by years

2013

[3][4]

Atari Stage 909 Stage
  • TNGHT (UK/CAN) (live)
  • Just Blaze (USA)
  • AlunaGeorge (UK)
  • Touch Sensitive
  • John Talabot (SPA) (live)
  • Hayden James (Sydney only)
  • Yahtzel (Sydney only)
  • Zeke (Perth only)
  • Slumberjack (Perth only)
  • Andee Frost (Melbourne only)
  • Motez (Melbourne only)
  • Tyler Touché (Brisbane only)
  • Gurps (Brisbane only)
  • Cosmo's Midnight (Triple J Unearthed winner; Sydney only)
  • Sable (Triple J Unearthed winner; Perth only)
  • Friendships (Triple J Unearthed winner; Melbourne only)
  • Rattraps (Triple J Unearthed winner; Brisbane only)

2014

[5]

Atari Stage 909 Stage

2015

[6][7] [8]

Atari Stage 909 Stage

2016

[9]

Atari Stage 909 Stage

2017

[10]

Atari Stage 909 Stage 3rd Base
  • Alice Ivy
  • Nyxen
  • Ninajirachi
  • Willaris. K (Sydney only)
  • CLYPSO (Sydney only)
  • Annie Bass (Sydney only)
  • Kayex (Sydney only)
  • Lowdown (Brisbane only)
  • Kid Fiction (Brisbane only)
  • Skorpio (Brisbane only)
  • Varcity (Brisbane only)
  • One Puf (Melbourne only)
  • CC:Disco! (Melbourne only)
  • Muto (Melbourne only)
  • Elise Keddie (Perth only)
  • Palais (Perth only)
  • Spire (Perth only)
  • Tobacco Rat (Perth only)

2018

[11][12]

Atari Stage 909 Stage Third Base
  • Made in Paris
  • Godlands
  • Imbi The Girl
  • Flexmami
  • Moonbase
  • Soju Gang (Melbourne only)
  • Mimi (Melbourne only)
  • Daws (Melbourne only)
  • Wyn (Perth only)
  • Hyclass (Perth only)
  • Your Girl Pho (Perth only)
  • Milan Ring (Sydney only)
  • Marlie (Sydney only)
  • Ariane (Sydney only)
  • Purple Sneakers DJ (Sydney only)
  • Beatrice (DJ set) (Brisbane only)

2019

[13]

Atari Stage 909 Stage Juno Stage

2022

2023

Footnotes

  1. ↑ AJ Tracey did not perform at the Perth show due to illness
  2. ↑ Doechii had to withdraw from the lineup at the last minute due to contracting COVID-19. As a result, bbno$ played an extended set in both Melbourne and Perth, JessB was added to the lineup for the same weekend, and she was replaced by Dave Winnel and Pania during the Sydney, Brisbane, and Adelaide shows.
  3. ↑ James Hype did not perform at the Perth show due to illness
  4. ↑ Polo G withdrew from the lineup due to unspecified reasons. He was replaced by JID.
  5. ↑ Young Thug was removed from the lineup due to him being arrested on gang related charges. He was replaced by Roddy Ricch and Trippie Redd
  6. ↑ Metro Boomin withdrew from the lineup at the last minute due to personal reasons and was replaced by Onefour.

References

  1. ↑ "Listen out 2013 releases set times for brisbane melbourne perth sydney".
  2. ↑ Al Newstead (16 June 2021). "Listen Out festival won't go ahead this year, promises 2022 return". ABC. Retrieved 8 August 2021.
  3. ↑ Arnold-Garvey, James (2013). "listen out line up official announcement disclosure azealia banks to headline". Music Feeds.
  4. ↑ "listenout 2013 set times announced with minimal clashes".
  5. ↑ Baroni, Nastassia (2014). "listen out 2014-timetables and maps". Music Feeds.
  6. ↑ "listen out 2015s massive lineup has leaked". 2015.
  7. ↑ "listen up for the listen out 2015 lineup".
  8. ↑ "listen out 2015 set times unveiled".
  9. ↑ "listen out 2016 set times announced". 2016.
  10. ↑ "listen 2017 lineup expands set times announced". 2017.
  11. ↑ "2018 set times announced". 2018.
  12. ↑ "Listen Out 2018 Line Up Announce". Abc.net.au.
  13. ↑ "Listen Out 2019 Lineup Flume Diplo Denzel Curry".
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