Overview
A New Year's Day tradition, Field Day is returning to The Domain to kick off 2023 and it's bringing an absolute slam-dunk of a lineup with it. Following an all-Australian program in 2022, the summer festival has enlisted some international heavy-hitters for its first full-strength lineup since the start of the pandemic.
The festival will bring together a far-reaching mix of pop, hip-hop and just about all corners of the electronic music sphere, starting with Diplo, Denzel Curry, Kaytranada, Aitch and Dom Dolla atop the bill.
On the dance-focused side of the lineup you'll also find Honey Dijon, Partiboi69, Charlotte De Witte, Holy Goof, SG Lewis, Patrick Topping and Bicep who will be performing their live show. Curry and Aitch will be joined by a host of fellow rappers including Shygirl, Tkay Maidza, JK-47, A.Girl and online sensations Yung Lean and Yeat.
Yeat
Also on the lineup: Benee, Remi Wolf, Cloonee, JNR Choi, Ninajirachi, Jennifer Loveless and teenage duo Glaive and Ericdoa on their first trip Down Under following a meteoric rise over the last three years.
Over the years, Field Day has hosted the likes of Calvin Harris, Tyler, the Creator, Cardi B, Chance the Rapper, Childish Gambino and Disclosure. In 2022, the local lineup included appearances from Peking Duk, Hayden James, Hot Dub Time Machine and Mallrat.
Tickets always prove popular for the January 1 festival, with registrations for pre-sale — which kicks off at midday on Wednesday, August 17 — open now.
Denzel Curry
FIELD DAY 2023 LINEUP
Aitch
Benee
Bicep (Live)
Charlotte De Witte
Cloonee
Denzel Curry
Diplo
Dom Dolla
Glaive & EricDOA
Holy Good
Honey Djon
JNR Choi
Kanine
Kaytranada
Partiboi69
Patrick Topping
Pretty Girl
Remi Wolf
SG LEwis
Shygirl
Sofia Kourtesis
Tkay Maidza
YEat
Yung Lean
A Little Sound
A. Girl
Jennifer Loveless
JK-47
Ninakirachi
Waxlily
Field Day will hit The Domain on Sunday, January 1, 2023. Pre-sale registrations are available until 7pm on Tuesday, August 16, with pre-sale tickets on offer from midday on Wednesday, August 17.
Top image: Mitch Lowe.