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Cloud Control - Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Cloud Control - Photo By Ros O'Gorman

The Hills Are Alive Reveals 2017 Line-up

by Paul Cashmere on November 30, 2016

in News

Gippsland’s The Hills Are Alive has revealed its first complete music and comedy line-up announcement after teasing Cloud Control and Dope Lemon last week.

14 more acts will be revealed in coming months but for starters:

The Hills Are Alive 2017

Cloud Control
Dope Lemon
REMI
Northeast Party House
Jordan Rakei
Ocean Alley
The Hard Aches
Bec Sandridge
Fortunes
Timberwolf
SAATSUMA
West Thebarton Brothel Party
Flowertruck
Wallace
Fountaineer

+ Many more to be announced!

Comedy:

Dave O’Neil
Geraldine Hickey
Karl Chandler
Nick Capper

+ More to be announced!

The Hill Are Alive is on March 24, 25 and 26 in Gippsland, Victoria.

Tickets for The Hills Are Alive 2017 go on-sale this Thursday 1st December (tomorrow!) for $169 (+BF). Tickets include free camping, BYO alcohol, licensed bars, over 30 bands and comedians, field games, street cart food, chill out areas, late night DJ’s, art installation, morning yoga and much more!

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