BIGSOUND Festival have dropped the mic today on an undeniable second announcement, filling an epic four-night adventure of sound and setting yet another benchmark for new live music discovery in Australia. Proving that Australia’s underground is a wide, diverse pool of talent and innovation, this year’s line-up is a cross-genre triumph for anyone wanting to get excited about all that’s great about tomorrow’s music scene.

Where to start? How about satisfying your guitar fetish with sleepmakeswavesWest ThebartonWAAX and The Beautiful Monument?  Perhaps some electronic vibes withConfidence ManCub SportGolden Vessel or SUPERCRUEL? Or maybe the new generation of hip hop spearheaded by Manu Crook$Thandi Phoenix or Midas.Gold? How about some of the strongest Australian female songwriters in Tia Gostelow, Caiti Baker and Washington? Whatever your taste, BIGSOUND Festival 2017 has a four-night path for you to plot through the country’s best new acts with each artist playing twice to ensure you don’t miss a thing. 

These join previously announced artists including Alex the AstronautBaker Boy,HatchieMansionairThe CreasesWinston Surfshirt, Kardajala Kirridarra and more, making up the epic 133+ artist event.  

 

This year’s BIGSOUND Festival venue list has also been announced today, with this year’s event expanding to a huge eighteen venues crossing the spectrum of experiences Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley has to offer from big, small, inside, outside and everything in between—and all within three easily-walked blocks. The 2017 BIGSOUND Festival will welcome you at:

256 Wickham
Alehouse Stage @Woolly Mammoth 
Black Bear Lodge 
Crowbar 
Empire Hotel 
Heya Bar 
Laruche 
Mane Stage @ Woolly Mammoth 
triple j Unearthed @ Oh Hello! 
Ric’s Big Backyard 
The Brightside 
The Brightside Outdoor Stage 
The Elephant Hotel 
Themusic. com.au @ The Flying Cock 
The Foundry 
The TBC Club 
The New Globe Theatre
The Zoo

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