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Listen Out: The festival headliners include duo Disclosure

The popular Australian festival Listen Out is finally back after a two-year hiatus. Some of the popular line-ups have been shared recently.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
27-04-2022 00:20
in Lifestyle
Listen Out: The festival headliners include duo Disclosure

Young Thug an Tove lo are among the artists that will be performing at the Listen Out Festival. Photo: letras.com

Listen Out couldn’t take place n the last two years and is finally able to entertain the Hip Hop and Rap lovers in Australia. 

Listen Out takes place in September

To date, Aussies will be able to purchase tickets from Wednesday the 27 of April. For most Aussies, the tickets will be available to purchase by midday. While others will be able to purchase tickets from 2 pm. 

Some of the popular lineups include Young Thug, who for the first time will be performing at Listen Out after two attempts in 2018 and 2019. 

The lineup this year

Right now, Listen Out has shared a myriad of performers for the festival and will include some local artists as well as international artists like 24kgolden and Polo G. 

Previously, artists such as Doja Cat formed a part of the festival right before the hiatus needed to take place.  According to NME, Swedish singer Tove Lo will also be making an appearance at the festival. 

Currently, the Listen Out Festival is set to take place in September and officially kicks off in Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, and Brisbane respectively. Things should be rounded off in October.

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So, there will be a little bit of everything for everyone. That is, for Hip Hop, Rap, and Dance fans.  As for Adelaide, they will get a slightly slimmer version of the festival with a Listen in concert. 

The artist lineup will still be something worth going to of course.

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