Here's your invite to one of Victoria's best year-end camping festivals.
NYE On The Hill sure knows how to pull together a great line-up for jumping from one year into the next surrounded by close mates.
Soundtracking the New Year's festivities this time 'round will be Odette, Slowly Slowly, Thandi Phoenix, Dylan Joel, and Newcastle rock heavyweights Trophy Eyes, complete with a solo set from the project of frontman John Floreani.
You've also got pop mavericks Eves Karydas and E^ST, the deadly Alice Skye, a rare joint set from Tasman Keith and Stevie Jean, plus Unearthed faves Cry Club, RAT!hammock, Bakers Eddy, and Surf Trash.
Also helping ring in 2020 will be Aussie punk rock royalty The Living End, who'll be pulling from their esteemed 20-year back catalogue.
Check out the full line-up below, all performing on the Hill's single stage (so no clashes).
NYE On The Hill 2019
- Monday 30 December – Wednesday 1 January, 2020
At ‘The Farm’ – located 10mins from Loch Village, 20mins from Wonthaggi, 95mins from Melbourne
The Living End
Trophy Eyes
Odette
Eves Karydas
Slowly Slowly
Pierce Brothers
Gretta Ray
E^ST
Thandi Phoenix
Dylan Joel
Noah Slee
RAT!hammock
John Floreani
Mid City
Alice Skye
Tasman Keith x Stevie Jean
Bakers Eddy
Cry Club
Teenage Dads
Digital Afrika
Surf Trash
Carousel Club
Imogen Price
Steve Cousins
Gavin Sempel
With capacity limited to just 3,000 music lovers, NYE On The Hill has become a popular alternative to bigger NYE bashes like Falls Festival and Beyond The Valley.
Located in the rolling hills of South Gippsland, the festival site and camping grounds are as much of an appeal as the acts. There's field games, a ping pong shed, chill out zones, late night DJs, art, morning yoga, communal sunset gazing, comedy, and more.
Tickets are available now, and there's a discount if you know The Farmer's Secret Password. So, start asking 'round before you head to the NYE On The Hill website for details on this year's party.
Entering its seventh annual edition, NYE On The Hill is from the same brains behind The Hills Are Alive, which is taking a well-earned break, and brand new Shepparton festival, Land of Plenty.