What To Do During The ‘Offseason’ In The USA: Music Festivals in Australia

Introduction

It’s not hard to see why Australia is a great place to visit during the off season. You get all the sunshine you need, with fewer crowds and hotels at a lower price (most of them). It’s also an ideal time for festivals! In fact, there are hundreds of music festivals in Australia each year. Some are held around Australia while others are just for one city or town. Here is a list of some of our favorites:

Biggest Music Festivals in Australia

You’re going to need a little time to recover from your trip and all the partying, so it’s probably best if you don’t plan another one right away. But once you’ve had some time for self-reflection and self-care, it can be fun to start thinking about what music festivals are coming up in Australia next year!

Here are some of the biggest music festivals in Australia:

The Great Barrier Reef Music Festival

The Great Barrier Reef Music Festival is a 3-day festival that takes place on the Great Barrier Reef. It’s held in Cairns, Queensland and features many different genres of music. The festival began in 1992 and has been running ever since.

The Falls Music and Arts Festival

The Falls Music and Arts Festival

The Falls Music and Arts Festival is Australia’s largest music festival, held annually in Lorne, Victoria. It attracts over 30,000 fans each year from all over the world and has become an institution on the Australian summer calendar. The festival offers four days of music across multiple stages, with genres ranging from rock to pop to hip hop to electronic dance music (EDM). You’ll find everything from big names like Foo Fighters and Kendrick Lamar to local acts like Tame Impala or Gang Of Youths playing here–and don’t forget about Australian indie favorites Vampire Weekend!

When: December 31 – January 3rd 2019 Where: Lorne, Victoria Cost: $195-$495 How many people attend?: Approximately 30k What do I do if I get sick?: There are medical tents set up throughout the festival grounds where you can seek help from qualified doctors and nurses who will assess your condition before deciding whether or not you need further attention at their hospital facility just outside of town via ambulance service provided by Event Medical Services Australia Pty Ltd., who have been contracted by organisers since 2004 when they first launched this annual event onto our shores after being inspired by American counterparts Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival held annually each April since 1999 (with exception made for 2010 due “economic crises”).

Falls Festival Byron Bay

The Falls Festival Byron Bay, a 3-day event held in January, is one of the best festivals to attend during your time Down Under. It’s located at Byron Bay and offers a wide variety of food and drink options, as well as multiple stages with different artists performing on each one. You’ll be able to see some of your favorite singers perform live, including Kendrick Lamar and Florence + The Machine (who will also be playing at Splendour).

The festival has been going strong since 2013 so there are plenty of people who have attended before you! If you have any questions about what it’s like or what should be expected from attending an event like this check out their website here: https://www.festivalsoffamilieaustralia/festivals/byronbay

Groovin’ The Moo

Groovin’ The Moo is a music festival held in Australia. It features a variety of different artists, including indie rock bands, electronic dance music acts and hip hop performers. While the lineup changes every year, you can expect to see popular musicians such as Kendrick Lamar perform at this event.

The festival has been running since 2001 and takes place in different locations throughout Australia each year. If you’re looking for an opportunity to travel abroad while supporting local talent and enjoying other cultures’ food and culture then this could be right up your alley!

Bluesfest – Byron Bay, NSW

Bluesfest is a three-day music festival which takes place in Byron Bay, New South Wales. Held in January, it’s known for its eclectic mix of artists from all over the world.

Bluesfest began as a one-day event back in 1993 and has since grown into one of Australia’s biggest music festivals with over 70 acts performing each year.

Bluesfest – Canberra, ACT

Located in Australia’s capital city, Bluesfest is held on the Australian national holiday, Australia Day. It takes place at Commonwealth Park in Canberra and runs over three days. The festival is known for its strong focus on Australian artists and features an eclectic mix of local talent alongside international acts such as Kasey Chambers and Paul Kelly.

You’ll find everything from blues music to rockabilly–and even some traditional Aboriginal performers if you’re lucky!

Groovin’ The Moo – Townsville, QLD

Groovin’ The Moo is a music festival held in Townsville, Queensland. It’s a great opportunity to get out of your comfort zone and see what Australia has to offer. If you’re looking for something different than Coachella or Lollapalooza, then this may be the festival for you!

The festival lasts three days and takes place on multiple stages throughout the city of Townsville. You can expect lots of local artists as well as international acts like Tash Sultana, Hilltop Hoods and Angus & Julia Stone playing all day long (and into the night).

Australia is a great place to visit during the off season!

Australia is a great place to visit during the off season! It’s not too hot, and the crowds are smaller.

If you love music festivals, there are many fantastic events happening in Australia during this time of year. You’ll still be able to enjoy the beach and outdoor activities like surfing and hiking.

It’s also a great time of year to travel around Australia because there aren’t as many tourists out at popular attractions like Uluru (Ayers Rock) or Kangaroo Island–so you can spend more time enjoying nature without having to deal with crowds!

Conclusion

So if you’re looking to escape the winter blues and experience a warmer climate, consider visiting Australia! There are plenty of music festivals that take place throughout the country during the off season, including Falls Festival Byron Bay and Bluesfest – Byron Bay. Make sure to check out these events if you want an unforgettable time with friends while listening to some great tunes!