The annual two-day festival is back this October!
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Yours & Owls Festival is coming back in 2026!
Organisers have revealed the annual two-day music festival returns over the NSW Labour Day long weekend in Wollongong on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 October.
No lineup has been announced, but if last year’s event was anything to go by, expect a ripsnorter featuring a slew of Aussie acts and several massive international headliners.
Topping the bill of the 2025 event was American rapper Denzel Curry, who is in the country later this year for BASSINTHEGRASS, Ireland post-punkers Fontaines D.C., UK indie favs The Kooks and ‘90s pop rockers Goo Goo Dolls.
Other artists who performed included JPEGMAFIA, The Veronicas, Battlesnake, Becca Hatch, Courteeners, The Dreggs, POND, The Jungle Giants and more.
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Yours & Owls Festival has been a constant on the Australian festival calendar since its inception in 2014.
What was at first a small event in a local cafe has transformed into a two-day event attracting some of the most popular artists from across the globe.
Yours & Owls Festival takes place in Wollongong on Dharawal Country on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 October. Sign up here for first access to the lineup and tickets.
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