The 2019 Laneway Festival lineup has undergone another change, with British singer Jorja Smith cancelling three of her scheduled performances at the Aussie event.
Smith will no longer perform at Laneway in Adelaide, Melbourne or Fremantle, but will still perform in Brisbane and Sydney.
The muso pulled out of the three performances so that she can attended the 61st Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.
“Jorja has (deservedly) been nominated for a Grammy Award in the prestigious Best New Artist category and will be attending the awards, which clash with the second weekend of the Laneway Festival’s national run,” Laneway organisers said.
“We wish Jorja all the best at the Grammys and look forward to her scheduled performances in Auckland, Brisbane and Sydney, as well as a new, special headline performance at Melbourne’s Forum Theatre on Friday 1 February.”
Refunds for Laneway’s Adelaide, Melbourne, and Fremantle events are available until 10am Wednesday, 16th January.
Following Smith’s news, Aussie rockers The Smith Street Band have joined the Laneway lineup, and will be performing at all five cities on the festival tour.
Today’s lineup changes come after organisers added five new acts to their roster last week.
The latest additions join a Laneway lineup which already boasted the likes of Gang Of Youths, Courtney Barnett, Rex Orange County, Methyl Ethel, Middle Kids, What So Not, Denzel Curry and Parquet Courts.
Peep the full lineup down below, and all of the Laneway sideshows right here.
Laneway Festival 2019 Lineup
The Smith Street Band
Joining…
Sweater Curse (Brisbane only)
Tasman Keith (Sydney only)
RAT!hammock (Melbourne only)
Wing Defence (Adelaide only)
Carla Geneve (Fremantle only)
Joining…
Gang of Youths
Courtney Barnett
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie (Laneway Festival Exclusive)
Baker Boy
Camp Cope
Charlie Collins (East Coast Exclusive)
Clairo
Cosmo’s Midnight
Crooked Colours (East Coast Exclusive)
Denzel Curry (East Coast Exclusive)
DJDS (Excluding Adelaide)
G Flip
Jon Hopkins
Jorja Smith (Brisbane and Sydney only)
KIAN
Mansionair (Excluding Fremantle)
Masego
Methyl Ethel
Middle Kids
Mitski (East Coast Exclusive)
Parquet Courts
Ravyn Lenae
Rex Orange County
Ruby Fields (Excluding Fremantle)
Skegss
Smino
What So Not
Yellow Days (Excluding Adelaide)
Laneway Festival 2019
Saturday, 2nd February
Brisbane Showgrounds, Brisbane
Tickets: Official Website
Sunday, 3rd February
SCA and Callan Park, Sydney
Tickets: Official Website
Friday, 8th February
Hart’s Mill, Port Adelaide
Tickets: Official Website
Saturday, 9th February
Footscray Park, Melbourne
Tickets: Official Website
Sunday, 10th February
Esplanade Reserve and West End, Fremantle
Tickets: Official Website
