Golden Plains Has Just Announced Its Star-Studded 2019 Lineup

It's time to make the pilgrimage to the Supernatural Amphitheatre once again, because Golden Plains has announced its 2019 lineup — and the ballot is still open. Taking place over a long weekend, Meredith's other beloved festival returns from March 9–11, 2019. And heading the bill are beloved acts the Beach House, Four Tet, The Internet and Marlon Williams.

As always, all musicians will appear on one stage in the Supernatural Amphitheatre, so no frantic timetabling needed, and Aunty has just released the bulk of her star-studded lineup. Leading you out through the stratosphere is psychedelic soul collective Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso UFO. One of the more obscure acts on the bill, the Japanese rock band is joined by a slew of big names, including American dream pop duo Beach House, New Zealand balladeer Marlon Williams and trailblazing R&B band The Internet.

Also on the program is Detroit funk sing Amp Fiddler, electronic musician Four Tet, Brisbane electro pop band Confidence Man and legendary Scottish rock band The Jesus and Mary Chain.

Through all these epic sets, Golden Plains is set to be the same festival you know and love — no dickheads, no need to hide your goon sacks, no commercial sponsors. Tickets are $399.30 for everyone, and including camping and parking.

If you can't wait until next year, best get yourself a ticket to Meredith in December as well.

GOLDEN PLAINS 2019 LINEUP

Beach House
Happy Mondays
Four Tet
Confidence Man
The Internet
The Jesus and Mary Chain
DJ Harvey
Marlon Williams
Magic Dirt
Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso UFO
Liz Phair
Khruangbin
Amp Fiddler
Rhyne
Millú & Pjenné
Gregor
Hatchie
Hieroglyphic Being
Honey
Raw Humps
Horatio Luna
DRMNGNOW
Flohio
The Living Eyes
Danny Krivit
Shannon & the Clams

Golden Plains will take over the Supernatural Amphitheatre in Meredith on March 9, 10 and 11. The ballot for GPXI is open now until 10.13pm on Tuesday, October 23. Visit goldenplains.com.au for details.

Images: Theresa Harrison