THE Hunter’s biggest annual music festival Groovin’ The Moo dropped its line-up for 2019 on Wednesday and it promises to again deliver a sold-out crowd to Maitland Shwoground.
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The international contingent is headlined by 17-year-old American electro-pop sensation Billy Eilish, Danish pop act MØ, ’90s Gangsta’s Paradise legend Coolio and contemporary rapper Duckwrth.
Once again GTM has secured a wealth of Australian talent, led by indie-rockers DMA’s, Jack River, Holy Holy, Trophy Eyes and producer Fisher, who on Sunday finished No.2 in the Triple Hottest 100 with his track Losing It.
Older fans will have the chance to re-live their ’90s and 2000s glory days with Regurgitator and The Hilltop Hoods.
While rising stars Angie McMahon and Thelma Plum have the opportunity to perform on of the biggest stages of their careers.
Groovin’ The Moo arrives at Maitland Showground on Saturday, April 27. Tickets are on sale 8am Thursday.
More acts are yet to be announced.
Groovin The Moo 2019 Lineup
A$AP Twelvyy (USA)
Angie McMahon
Aurora (Norway)
Billie Eilish (USA)
Carmouflage Rose
Coolio (USA)
Crooked Colours
DMA’S
Duckwrth (USA)
Fisher
Flosstradamus (USA)
G Flip
Haiku Hands
Hermitude
Hilltop Hoods
Holy Holy
Jack River
Just A Gent
MØ (Denmark)
Nick Murphy
Nicole Millar
Regurgitator
Rejjie Snow (IRE)
Sofi Tukker (USA)
Spinderella (USA)
Thelma Plum
TOKiMONSTA (USA)
Trophy Eyes
Josh Leeson
Josh Leeson is an entertainment and features journalist, specialising in music, at the Newcastle Herald. He first joined the masthead in 2008 after stints at the Namoi Valley Independent and Port Stephens Examiner and has previously covered sport including the Asian Cup, A-League, Surfest, cricket and rugby league.
Josh Leeson is an entertainment and features journalist, specialising in music, at the Newcastle Herald. He first joined the masthead in 2008 after stints at the Namoi Valley Independent and Port Stephens Examiner and has previously covered sport including the Asian Cup, A-League, Surfest, cricket and rugby league.
