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NYE in the Park | |
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Genre | Electronic, Australian, alternative rock, hip-hop |
Dates | 31 December |
Location(s) | Victoria Park, Sydney |
Years active | 2017–present |
Founders | Falcona |
Website | nyeinthepark |
NYE In The Park is an annual music festival that is held in Victoria Park, Sydney, Australia. The first festival was held on 31 December 2017.
Artist lineups by year
2017
- 2ManyDJs (DJ Set)
- Furnace & The Fundamentals
- Haiku Hands
- Hot Dub Time Machine
- Krafty Kuts & Chali 2NA
- Luen Jacobs
- Maribelle
- Mezko
- Nicole Millar
- Northeast Party House
- Paces (musician)
- Parcels (band)
- Purple Sneakers DJs
- Running Touch
- Total Giovanni
- Tiga (musician)
- Vera Blue
- Yahtzel
- Plus hosts: Retrosweat
2018
- The Presets
- The Jungle Giants
- Hayden James
- Hot Dub Time Machine
- Thundamentals
- Confidence Man (band)
- Luke Million
- One Day DJ's
- Thandi Phoenix
- The Meeting Tree
- Fleetmac Wood
- Cxloe
- Kinder
- SOSUEME DJ's
- Sideboob
- Tasker (producer)
2019
- Hermitude
- Girl Talk (musician) (USA) – exclusive
- Crooked Colours
- Safia
- Client Liaison
- Bag Raiders
- Sneaky Sound System
- Touch Sensitive
- Young Franco
- Graace
- Owl Eyes
- Alice Ivy
- Chase Zera
- Jawbreakers
- Happiness Is Health
- All My Friends DJs
- Van She Tech
2021
- PNAU
- Illy
- Spacey Jane
- The Presets
- What So Not
- Chase Zera
- Dena Amy
- George Alice
- Jim the Kween
- Kinder
- Mashd N Kutcher
- Poof Doof Drag Jamboree
- Sumner (band)
- Thandi Phoenix
- Yo! Mafia
References
- Newstead, Al (7 August 2017). "Sydney Is Getting A New NYE Music Festival". triple j.
- "Nye In The Park 2017 Line Up". 7 August 2017.
- Fuamoli, Sose (2 October 2018). "The Presets, The Jungle Giants and more seeing out 2018 at NYE On The Park". Australia: ABC. Retrieved 21 September 2020.
- "The Nye In The Park 2019 Line Up Has Dropped Featuring Hermitude Girl Talk More". 2 September 2019.
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