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Some of Australia’s best acts will be heading south in March for The Hills Are Alive Festival 2019.

With the announcement a couple of weeks ago that indie-pop queen Vera Blue would be taking the headline slot at next year’s The Hills Are Alive Festival, and pre-sale tickets subsequently selling out, we’ve been eagerly awaiting more news as to who will be making up the rest of the bill. Now, the wait is over, with a delicious looking roster of Aussie acts.

Joining Vera Blue at The Farm in South Gippsland over the last weekend of March are rock and rollers Kingswood, indie-folk act Didirri, Sydney rapper Kwame, Ceres, Tia Gostelow, PLANET and more. Plus the BYO festival also has loads of other non-musical activities including field games, competitive ping pong, street food, chill out areas, late night DJ’s, art installations, morning yoga.

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Peep the full lineup below, and remember tickets to The Hills Are Alive have sold out to every year so far, so you’d better get in quick – tickets and info here.