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Daryl Braithwaite performs at One Electric Day at Werribee Park in the grounds of the Werribee mansion on Sunday 29 November 2015. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

Daryl Braithwaite at One Electric Day photo by Ros O'Gorman

Daryl Braithwaite And Drapht Named For St Kilda Festival 2017 Lineup

by Paul Cashmere on January 9, 2017

in News

Music as diverse as rock legend Daryl Braithwaite through to rapper Drapht has been selected to play the 2017 St Kilda Music Festival.

The St Kilda Music Festival is a free event in Melbourne for 12 February 2016.

2017 St Kilda Festival line-up

Main Stage

Mitch King
Clairy Browne
Archie Roach
The Smith Street Band
Daryl Braithwaite
Emma Louise
Drapht
The Aston Shuffle (DJ Set)
O’Donnell Gardens Stage
Saatsuma
Cleopold
Gretta Ray
Tiny Little Houses
Bec Sandridge
The Cactus Channel
Polish Club
Ecca Vandal
Alfred Square Stage
Sol Nation
The Melbourne Rebetiko Ensemble
Spectres of Love
Lamine Sonko & The African Intelligence
Mau Power
Ainslie Wills
Woodlock

New Music Stage
Phia
Georgia Mulligan
Smoke Rings
David Spry
Thom Lion & The Tamers
WALLACE
The Harlots
Two Can
Sugar Fed Leopards
Destrends

Live N Local Stage
The Vibraphonic Orkestra
Wallflower
Delsinki Records & Brooke Taylor
Aimee Francis
That Gold Street Sound
thando
Horace Bones
Ras Jahknow
The Hunted Crows
Busy Kingdom

Songwriters Collective
Raynard Creegan
Damien Van de Geer
Jane Sea
Mathew Hooler
Tim’s myth
Samara
Jess Hieser
Andrew Loadsman
Ben Smith Band

Push Stage
Freeza Push Start Competition
Hollie Joyce
Alex Biggs
Birdz
Mallrat
Bleeding Knees Club

Kidzone Stage
Pevan & Sarah
Yogabean
Dino Train
Little Feet Music
Dreamworks Movie Trolls
The Chipolatas
Chanelle Davis
Melbourne Tap Dance

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