Tag: WOMADelaide

Underworld will play three Australian headline shows in March 2027, featuring two sets each night, alongside festival appearances at Electric Avenue, WOMADelaide and Golden Plains. General ticket sales begin 27 October 2026.

WOMADelaide has revealed the first wave of artists for its 35th anniversary in March 2027, bringing Underworld and several festival pioneers back to Adelaide’s Botanic Park alongside a strong list of international first-timers.

Grammy-winning Tuareg collective Tinariwen will return to Australia in 2027 for seven performances including two WOMADelaide shows.

WOMADelaide has announced its first three artists for the 2027 festival, with Leon Bridges, Madness and Tinariwen confirmed for the 35th anniversary edition in Adelaide.

WOMADelaide 2026 unveils its first artist announcement with Yothu Yindi, Marlon Williams, Obongjayar and artists from over 30 countries set to perform in Adelaide.

Indie folk singer-songwriter Iron & Wine will tour Australia in February and March 2026 with intimate solo shows and festival performances at WOMADelaide and Port Fairy.

PJ Harvey will perform in Australia in March 2025 including a headline performance at Golden Plains, a performance at Womadelaide and shows in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

WOMADelaide has announced the addition of four artists –Afrobeat luminary Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 (Nigeria); tropical pop-reggae artist Hollie Cook (UK); the Mauskovic Dance Band (The Netherlands) and DJ-producer Saliah (Lebanon/UK) – expanding the line-up to an impressive 71 groups appearing at the festival in Adelaide’s Botanic Park/Tainmuntilla from 8-11 March 2024.

The WOMADelaide festival has added 38 more artists for the 2024 music festival in Adelaide.

The first artists for WOMADeldie 2024 have been announced. Nitin Sawhney, José González and Ziggy Marley will be at the event in Adelaide in March.

With Sampa The Great dropping out of WOMADelaide Pitjantjatjara/Torres Strait Islander artist Miiesha and PNG-born, Melbourne-based artist Kaiit have been added to the festival.

Midnight Oil will play six shows in 2021 including two WOMADelaide shows presenting Makarrata Live.

Ziggy Marley will no longer be performing at Womadelaide on 9 March.

Ngaiire, one of Australia’s most noteworthy neo-soul artists, is set to return to the stage in February and March next year for a run of festival shows.