Golden Plains 2027
The 'Sup hosts another three-day musical pilgrimage, with Geese leading a 2027 lineup packed with international names and local talent.
Overview
Golden Plains has found its 2027 headliner. Geese, the New York four-piece fronted by Cameron Winter, will top the bill when the festival returns to the Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre from Saturday, March 6–Monday, March 8, 2027. Haven't been to GP before? The next instalment is shaping up to be one for the books.
While Geese will take centre stage in the 'Sup, must-see acts run from top to bottom. Electronic heavyweights Underworld, Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett and The Alter Egos, Tuareg band Tinariwen and the polka-dotted Angine de Poitrinen join the bill, as do English rockers Westside Cowboy, breakthrough First Nations singer-songwriter Miss Kaninna and Naarm punk-tech trio Tongue Dissolver.
Geese. Credit: Lewis Evans.
It's the 19th edition of the beloved music festival, which brings about 12,000 music fans to Meredith in regional Victoria. While the lineup is star-studded every year with big names, underground acts, and up-and-coming stars, the single-stage setup, free camping, BYO drinks, and long-standing "No Dickhead Policy" keep people coming back.
Along with the talent reveal, the first ballot also dropped. Didn't score tickets? A second ballot is coming up fast on Wednesday, October 21, while the online sale happens at 11am on Wednesday, October 28. A sell-out is virtually guaranteed, so don't dally if you're keen to call the amphitheatre home for the weekend.
Angine de Poitrine. Credit: Constantin Monfilliette.
Golden Plains 2027 Lineup
Geese
Underworld
Peter Garrett & The Alter Egos
Miss Kannina
Angine de Poitrine
Tinariwen
Haute & Freddy
Maria Arnal
Westside Cowboy
Peach
Dove Ellis
daine
iKeda
Orcutt Shelley Miller
Swapmeet
Maurice Fulton
Station Model Violence
Salimata
Intermood
Shock Corridor
Immy Owusu
Rydeen & SOVBLKPSSY
Tongue Dissolver
Nono Gigsta
Storytelling with Uncle Barry
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Top image: Chip Mooney.
