Splendour In The Grass 2019 Sideshows: The Full List

Splendour In The Grass has (unsurprisingly) sold out for another year, but there’s thankfully still plenty of sideshow action going down about the place for all of you snoozers who missed out on tix.

So far, we’ve got extra-curricular touring action announced from the likes of Foals, Catfish & The Bottlemen, James Blake, The Streets, Fidlar and more.

Check out all the Splendour sideshows that have dropped so far, below, and we promise we’ll keep updating the list as more are announced.

Splendour is returning to North Byron Parklands between between Friday, 19th and Sunday, 21st July, with an impressive lineup featuring Tame Impala, Childish Gambino, Chance The Rapper, SZA and more.

Splendour In The Grass 2019 Sideshows

Childish Gambino

Tickets On Sale 12pm Thursday, April 18

Sunday, 14th July

Rac Arena, Perth

Tickets: Live Nation

Wednesday, 17th July

Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne

Tickets: Live Nation

Friday, 19th July

Spin Off Festival, Adelaide

Tickets: Live Nation

Wednesday, 24th July

Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney

Tickets: Live Nation

SZA

Tickets On Sale 2pm Thursday, April 18

Live Nation Pre-sale Begins 1pm Tuesday, April 16 Until 1pm Thursday, April 18

Wednesday, 17th July

HBF Stadium, Perth

Tickets: Live Nation

Friday, 19th July

Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

Tickets: Live Nation

Tuesday, 23rd July

Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne

Tickets: Live Nation

Russ

Tickets On Sale 11am Thursday, April 18

Live Nation Pre-sale Begins 2pm Tuesday, April 16 Until 10am Thursday, April 18

Monday, 15th July

Festival Hall, Melbourne

Tickets: Live Nation

Tuesday, 16th July

Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

Tickets: Live Nation

Foals

Pre-sale: 9am Monday, 15th April – 8am Tuesday, 16th April (Local Time)

General Sales: 9am Tuesday, 16th April (Local Time)

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Supported by Warpaint

Monday, 15th July

Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne

Wednesday, 17th July

Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

Sunday, 21st July

Metro City, Perth

Catfish And The Bottlemen

Monday, 22nd July

Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

Thursday, 25th July

Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne

Sunday, 28th July

HBF Stadium, Perth

James Blake

Friday, 19th July

Forum, Melbourne

Wednesday, 24th July

Enmore Theatre, Sydney

The Streets

Supported by The Avalanches (DJ set)

Tuesday, 16th July

Metro City, Perth

Thursday, 18th July

Festival Hall, Melbourne

Friday, 19th July

Enmore Theatre, Sydney

Friendly Fires

Sunday, 21st July

170 Russell, Melbourne

Monday 22nd July

Metro Theatre, Sydney

Fidlar

Friday, 12th July

Metropolis, Fremantle

Sunday, 14th July

Lion Art Factory, Adelaide

Wednesday, 17th July

Croxton Bandroom, Melbourne

Saturday, 20th July

Cambridge Hotel, Newcastle

Sunday, 21st July

Metro Theatre, Sydney

Little Simz

Thursday, 18th July

Factory Theatre, Sydney

Sunday, 21st July

Corner Hotel, Melbourne

Maribou State

Wednesday, 17th July

Sydney Opera House, Sydney

Thursday, 18th July

Forum, Melbourne

Tycho

Tuesday, 23rd July

Forum, Melbourne

Wednesday, 24th July

Sydney Opera House, Sydney

Local Natives

Friday, 19th July

Oxford Art Factory, Sydney

Saturday, 20th July

The Espy, Melbourne

Sam Fender

Tuesday, 23rd July

Corner Hotel, Melbourne

Wednesday, 24th July

Oxford Art Factory, Sydney

Honne

Friday, 19th July

Corner Hotel, Melbourne

Saturday, 20th July

Factory Theatre, Sydney

Jacob Banks

Sunday, 21st July

Oxford Art Factory, Sydney

Monday, 22nd July

Corner Hotel, Melbourne

The Nude Party

Thursday, 18th July

The Curtin, Melbourne

Friday, 19th July

The Lansdowne, Sydney

Charly Bliss

Friday, 19th July

The Curtin, Melbourne

Tuesday, 23rd July

The Lansdowne, Sydney

Phony Ppl

Tuesday, 23rd July

Northcote Social Club, Melbourne

Wednesday, 24th July

The Lansdowne, Sydney

The Midnight

Wednesday, 17th July

Corner Hotel, Melbourne

Thursday, 18th July

Oxford Art Factory, Sydney

Dave

Thursday, 18th July

The Metro Theatre, Sydney

Saturday, 20 July

Croxton Bandroom, Melbourne

The Lumineers

Monday, 22nd July

Enmore Theatre, Sydney

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