The beloved Fleurieu Peninsula festival returns to celebrate its fifth year.
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Space Jams is bringing the good times to the coast once again this year, with the local music festival celebrating its fifth edition.
Returning to Alma’s Hem Amphitheatre across the October long weekend (Saturday 4 and Sunday 5), expect another two days of incredible local music, dancing and good vibes.
The multi-award-winning festival promises to “deliver a genre-diverse, expansive lineup with 18 performances across the 2 iconic stages; The Amphitheatre Stage and The Tipi Stage.”
Punters can also enjoy fire performers, art installations and a slew of food and beverage offerings. Spend the evening dancing under the stars before retiring to the scenic campsite for some well-earned kip.
Space Jams is a family-friendly event, with those keen to become Space Cadets urged to sign up here to keep up to date with the lineup and tickets.
Last year’s Space Jams was a thrilling event headlined by The Empty Threats with a lineup that also included awesome SA acts Mane, King Jeff and the How Are Yous, Effie Isobel, Naomi Keyte, Shodashi, Thunder Speaks and Pash and more.
Space Jams 2025 takes place at Alma’s Hem Amphitheatre on Saturday 4 October and Sunday 5 October. Sign up for lineup and ticket information here.
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More than 90 bands will take to the stage across the festival’s three days.
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In a festival first, Sidebyside will introduce a time-based ticketing system designed to encourage early attendance.
The emo rockers will be joined on tour by alternative act TX2 metalcore group Melrose Avenue.
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James Geue gets down with what’s happening in SA when it comes to hip-hop, house and techno.
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The CD and digital versions include nine additional tracks.
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