Mountain Sounds Announces 2015 Lineup

D.D Dumbo, The Kite String Tangle and Tkay Maidza are heading to the Central Coast.

Shannon Connellan
Published on October 28, 2014

The Central Coast's truly underrated, sustainable and naturally stunning festival Mountain Sounds is set to return for another year. Heading back to the pretty, pretty spot of Mount Penang Parklands in Kariong, Mountain Sounds has locked in Saturday, February 21 for its 2015 instalment. And the just-announced lineup is some seriously applaudable biznatch.

Headlined by Splendour in the Grass favourite and Castlemaine local D.D Dumbo, simmering Adelaide newbie and airwaves-dominator Tkay Maidza, loud-as-blazes Brisbane dudes DZ Deathrays, Danny Harley-steered, electronic project The Kite String Tangle, L D R U and Yahtzel's beat-dropping team-up Carmada and perpetually holidaying outfit The Griswolds, the festival lineup also sees the likes of Jinja Safari's whimsical Pepa Knight, ever party-starting crew Northeast Party House, Soundcloud whiz kids SAFIA, croony newbie Daniel Lee Kendall and offensively talented young'un East among others.

MOUNTAIN SOUNDS 2015 LINEUP:

(alphabetical order)

Carmada
Daniel Lee Kendall
D.D Dumbo
DZ Deathrays
East
The Griswolds
Hatch
The Jungle Giants
Kilter
The Kite String Tangle
Luke Million
Northeast Party House
Pepa Knight
SAFIA
Tkay Maidza
Tropical Zombie

PLUS

Coda
Harper
Lemond
Ratlife DJs
Stephane 1993
Sydney Social DJs
Zavier

Last year's festival saw Midnight Juggernauts, Ball Park Music, Emma Louise, Sticky Fingers, Jinja Safari, LDRU, and Cosmo's Midnight among others (including a farewell to Snakadaktal). Local strummers should get their demos ready too, as a state-wide competition is set to be launched in the coming weeks to give one live band and one electronic act the chance to play alongside Australia's hyped up artists.

Giving a high five to the environment once more, the locally-founded Mountain Sounds is again set to take great care in minimising the environmental impact and carbon footprint of the festival. There'll also be silent discos and campsite parties curated by the team, who all grew up on the Central Coast. With tickets on sale now and sitting around 80 beans, this is an end-of-summer festival worth the measly dosh for.

Mountain Sounds Festival is on Saturday, February 21 at Mount Penang Parklands, Kariong, NSW. Tickets and more info available over here.

Image: Voena.

Published on October 28, 2014 by Shannon Connellan
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