G Flip, Ruel and more Headline triple j’s One Night Stand
triple j’s One Night Stand returns after a five year absence.

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triple J’s One Night Stand returns in 2024 with an action-packed lineup of incredible Aussie musos.
Taking place on Sunday, September 14 in rural Australia, this year’s festival, the first in five years, is headlined by two-time ARIA Award winner G Flip and soulful Sydney crooner Ruel.
Bringing the dance floor heat will be What So Not alongside Meanjin-born, Gamilaraay songstress Thelma Plum, indie favourite Sycco and Perth alt-rockers DICE.
The triple J Unearthed winner will also be on the bill along with several yet-to-be-named special guests.
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Although triple j has revealed the date for this year’s One Night Stand, they are keeping the location a secret a little longer. The radio station took to Instagram a few weeks back to reveal that over 2087 submissions were sent in nominating towns from across the country for the big event.
To find out what town gets the tick of approval, listen to triple j’s Breakfast with Concetta and Luka daily, with the duo gearing up to share the name of the lucky town holding One Night Stand soon.
Catch the genre-bending trio at DIV-DE later this month.
Butler will perform intimate shows across the country this September and October.
Big bustling Barry Hall plays the titular character Keith in the hilarious music video for Partylunch’s latest song.
Celebrating their 50th year, the radio station is counting down the top 100 Australian songs of all time.
The three-track release includes a cover of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds ‘Into My Arms’.
Ocean Alley are hitting the road in 2026 in support of their new album, Love Balloon.
Tony Hadley will be performing his greatest hits and solo favourites.
The Aussie supergroup have just shared their first single, ‘Lost My Head’, taken from their upcoming debut album, Strange Love.
16 local artists will compete for the chance to perform at the final in Sydney later this year.
VOLA are heading our way for the very first time in February 2026.
The ‘70s inspired rager is taken from Dirty Pagans’ upcoming album, Forever High.
The Grammy-winning artist is performing at the bp Adelaide Grand Final after-race concert in November.
The Aussie rockers have locked in a whopping 31 dates across the nation, including two gigs in SA this December.
‘Insect’ follows on from the previously released singles ‘Inertia / Heavy Lids’ and ‘More A Curse’.
The singer-songwriter is currently on the road as part of his massive 56-date solo tour.
The accomplished singer will be joined on tour by Jack Carty and Georgia Fields.
The band are getting back together to celebrate their acclaimed 2003 debut album, Severance.
This year’s eclectic list of artists performing at BIGSOUND includes Kaiit, Wafia, Inkabee, Azure Ryder and many more.
Adelaide’s number one heavy, punk, alternative and rock festival just got an upgrade with a move to the Showgrounds.
The co-founders and co-lead vocalists will be performing songs from across Gomez’s more than 25 year career.
Bigger, bolder, and queerer than ever—Adelaide’s ultimate street party is back to serve sequins, sound, and pure camp chaos.
Head along this Saturday night and catch the debut Adelaide performance of Big Noter alongside Shady Nasty, Bones & Jones and more.
The award-winning singer-songwriter will be performing her first two albums in full.
The Grammy Award winner is performing solo shows in Melbourne and Sydney.
Loaded Billy leads a powerful triple bill of hard rock at The Woodshed this June.
James Geue gets down with what’s happening in SA when it comes to hip-hop, house and techno.
The former Talking Heads leader is touring in support of his new album, Who Is The Sky?.
The Mike Mills-directed clip stars American-born Irish actor Saoirse Ronan.
The annual music festival features performances from the Dave Hole Band, The Honey Badgers, Fiona Boyes and more.
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