Dougstock Music Festival Reveals 2025 Lineup
Held on private property in Wilunga, catch sets from Sons of Zöku, Alexander Flood, James Muller’s Organ Thieves and more.
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Regional South Aussie music festival Dougstock returns for the sixth year in December with another sparkling lineup of national and local acts.
Held across the first weekend of December (Friday 5 - Saturday 6) on private property in Wilunga, this year’s edition of the music and camping festival is headlined by psych folk rockers Sons of Zöku and drumming maestro Alexander Flood.
They will be joined by jazz ensemble James Muller’s Organ Thieves, R&B meets pop singer-songwriter Ms Chipeta, country music act The Jeffries, enchanting folk singer-songwriter Laura Hill, Irish collective Kelly’s Wayke, instrumental funk party band Terry’s Pocket, groovy hard rockers Custard Pie and meditative handpan and digeridoo artist Tribal Sound Journey.
The bill also includes Zen Garden, Ripcord, Moose Juice, Circo Liquido, CFS, MJ Turner and Crybaby Cletus, Saxicola, The Publishers, Michelle Shanti and DJs Es’ay and Trip.
A family-friendly and inclusive event, Dougstock is brought to life by the collaborative efforts of volunteers, local businesses, artists and environmental groups.
It’s not just great music, with market stalls, a Kid’s Zone, Chai Tent, Lounge Stage, delicious food trucks and a licensed bar.
Tickets are on sale now via dougstock.com.au.
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First held in 2020, a few hundred metres west of its current location on Willunga Hill, the inaugural Dougfest was a celebration of namesake Doug’s 40th birthday and featured sets from New York Blues Hall of Fame guitarist Chris Finnen, Velvet Moth and Eraser Description.
Since then, Dougstock has grown into a two-day event featuring incredible musicians from across the country, with a focus on local acts.
Last year’s Dougstock was a monster success, with performances from the likes of Druid Fluids, Empty Threats, TONIX and Claire Anne Taylor.
Dougstock is held on private property at 141 Range Road, Willunga, from Friday 5 December to Saturday 5 December. Tickets for the festival are on sale now via dougstock.com.au.
Dougstock Music Festival 2025 lineup
Held at 141 Range Road, Willunga, from Friday 5 December to Saturday 6 December
Sons of Zöku
Alexander Flood
James Muller’s Organ Thieves
Ms Chipeta
The Jeffries
Laura Hill
Kelly’s Wayke
Terry’s Pocket
Custard Pie
Tribal Sound Journey
Zen Garden
Ripcord
Moose Juice
Circo Liquido
CFS
MJ Turner and Crybaby Cletus
Saxicola
The Publishers
Michelle Shanti
DJ Es’ay
DJ Trip
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