Party in the Paddock Unveil 2025 Artist Set Times
Find out what time all your favourite artists are playing across the festival.
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Party in the Paddock has just made life that little bit easier for attendees by announcing the artist set times. Now you can plan your day around seeing your favourite artists performing at the 12th edition of the Tassie festival.
Taking place at Quercus Park, just a short drive from Launceston, Party in the Paddock is held from Thursday, February 6 to Sunday, February 9, 2025. Over 180 artists are playing across six different stages – The Paddock Stage, Vibestown Stage, The Bigtop, Silvertongue Stage, The Bullpen, and Little Island Rising.
As has been the case in recent years, the lineup for Party in the Paddock is exceptional, with a diverse range of Aussie and international acts performing. The overseas contingent includes UK indie stalwarts The Kooks, bedroom creative Still Woozy, Norwegian songstress Aurora, American indie-pop sensation Oliver Tree and many more.
Headlining the Australian charge are electronic duo Empire of the Sun, WA psych-rockers Pond, Aussie party starter Nina Las Vegas, punk delights Amyl And The Sniffers, alt-pop favs The Rubens, singer-songwriter Thelma Plum and explosive punk rock act Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers.
Tickets are on sale now via the Party in the Paddock website.
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Organisers have also revealed the new Party in the Paddock app that features everything you need to navigate this year’s festival. Set times, site map, event info and more can be found on the handy app you can download now for iPhone and Android smartphones.
Party in the Paddock is held at Quercus Park, Tasmania from Thursday, February 6 to Sunday, February 9. For full ticketing information visit partyinthepaddockfestival.com.au.
Party in the Paddock 2025 lineup
Empire Of The Sun | Aurora (NOR) | The Kooks (UK) | Amyl & The Sniffers
Oliver Tree (USA) | Angie Mcmahon | Role Model (USA) | Still Woozy (USA)
The Rubens | Thelma Plum | King Stingray | Slowly Slowly | The Dreggs | Allday | Pond
Sam Alfred | Willaris K | Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers | Medium Build (UK)
King Mala (USA) | Dice | Mildlife | Babe Rainbow | Boo Seeka | Sycco | Kobie Dee
Kah-lo (UK) | Nina Las Vegas | Kito | Mo'ju | Ruby Fields Dj Set | Sumner Djs
Floodlights | Full Flower Moon Band | The Southern River Band
A. Swayze & The Ghosts | Ra Ra Viper | Jerome Farah | Party Dozen | Play Lunch
The Beefs | Mincy | Chloe Dadd | Latifa Tee | In2stellar | Lo'99 | Blusher | Foura
The Vovos | Velvet Trip | Radio Free Alice | Seaside | Queenie | Lucille Croft
Cool Out Sun | Devaura | Large Mirage | Surely Shirley | Jet City Sports Club
Dizzy Days | Holiday Mystics | Exiles | Ant Enoch | Laska Dry | Grace Chia
Jimi The Kween | Sasquin | Gÿps & Spice | Legal Noise | Bocce | Wöølworths\\flushot
Tai Harlii | Powder Keg | B. Raymond & The Gold Tones | Rabbit The Band
Ra Bellatrix | Flow Kobra | The Embers | Evangelo | Zac Henderson | Alec Smith
エミエミ (Emi Emi) | Baz & Grom | The Dolly Parton Experience | Rupert Bullard
Glitch Craft | Baltimöre Charlót | Eliza Bird | Morality Trope | Backyard Business
Spooky Eyes | John Murray | Oscar O'shea Trio | Molly O’brien | Monny
Princess Drip | Baker | Abby Wallace | Rosetntd | Tomma | Codey Cooper | Hunks
Rivalu | Funeral Jeans | Mum And Dad | triple j Unearthed Act
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