Meredith 34 Lineup Revealed

The lineup for the 34th edition of Meredith Music Festival has dropped, with another eclectic bill offering something for everyone.

"34 to the floor. An underground wunderland built for the singular purpose of hosting the Time Of Your Life," organisers revealed in a press release about this year's festival. "With more giant spikes of excitement than a quill‑covered monotreme. With all the usual good bits. Ecoplex, SportsField, Tai Chi, Gift Lap, Big Wheel, Tucker Tent, Sunset."

International acts heading to the Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 December include American singer, songwriter and producer Dijon, rising indie rockers Twisted Teens, alt-rock favourites and longtime Aussie visitors The Dandy Warhols, New York electronic outfit Fcukers, iconic American producer Suzanne Ciani and vintage soul and funk ensemble D Train & Mondo Freaks.

There's also plenty of locals, with jazz-meets-funk group Hiatus Kaiyote, early '00s favourites Killing Heidi, award-winning Melbourne-based vocalist, musician, and songwriter Ella Thompson, Australian-British multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer Hana Stretton and garage rockers Eddy Current Suppression Ring.

The lineup also includes underscores, Show Me The Body, Marcellus Pittman, DJ Seinfeld, Tara Clerkin Trio, Fat Dog, Sophia Stel, Yikes, Spike Fuck, Docker River Band, Miles Nautu, DJ Love, Jorg Kuning, Blue Communications, media puzzle and City Of Ballarat Municipal Brass Band, with a few more to be announced.

Those that missed out on the first round of the ballot, you're in luck, with the second round now open until 10:34pm Tuesday 18 August. Enter via mmf.com.au.

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Since the first Meredith Music Festival was launched way back in 1991, the now annual fest has continued to deliver arguably Australia's most diverse festival bill, with artists from all genres taking over Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre for a weekend of music, art and community.

The festival’s famous No D‑‑khead Policy continues to keep the riffraff away, contributing to Meredith's reputation as one of the best.

Last year's event was another huge success with a diverse lineup that included American rockers TV on the Radio, art pop purveyor Perfume Genius, J-pop group Atarashii Gakko!, soul trio Thee Sacred Souls, Scottish-Aussie icon Colin Hay, indie folk act Folk Bitch Trio, Melbourne indie rockers Radio Free Alice and many more.

Meredith Music Festival is held at the Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre from Friday 11 December to Sunday 13 December. You can enter the second ballot for tickets here.