Listen Out 2013

Words by Scenewave Australia - Published on September 5, 2013

Listen Out is the new event from Fuzzy, the masterminds behind Field Day, Parklife (RIP…), Harbourlife and Shore Thing. They’re selling it as just a chilled out sort of party sort of vibe… and to be honest it sounds pretty cool. Hopefully it weeds out a few of the dickheads. Fingers crossed that hard gainers aren’t plotting their nek month of shreddin for Listen Out. Mmm… just doesn’t have the same ring to it.

So if you’re keen to come along to this new initiative which hopefully won’t feature skantily clad betches and gym-junkies with #YOLO in latin tattooed across their chests, wearing singlets that are easier to pull down for a piss than to pull up, then Listen Out is your thing!

Oh and it also features some bawse electro acts including Disclosure, Azealia Banks (hoping she’ll play for longer than her 5 minutes at Splendour performance from a couple of years ago), Aluna George and Classixx and Rufus, among others. The $110 ticket for Disclosure is pretty worth it alone, they will be immense.

The full lineup is as follows:

DISCLOSURE (LIVE)
AZEALIA BANKS
TNGHT'(LIVE)
HUDSON MOHAWKE & LUNICE
DUKEDUMONT
ALUNAGEORGE
CLASSIXX (LIVE)
MIGUEL CAMPBELL
JOHN TALABOT (LIVE)
JUST’BLAZE
RÜFÜS
TOUCH SENSITIVE
LAURA JONES

& More to come!

Ticketing:

Tickets on sale on now via the Listen Out website: http://listenout.com.au. First release tickets are $89 plus booking fees; second release tickets are $110 plus booking fees; third release tickets are $125 plus booking fees. VIP tickets are $165 plus booking fees. They include access to the exclusive VIP Bar, express entry to the event, cocktail bar, extra toilets, comfy seating, concierge, cloakroom facilities, phone charging and an information service.

Listen Out 2013 Dates and Venues.

SYDNEY – Saturday 28th September @ Centennial Park
PERTH – Sunday 29th September @ Ozone Reserve
MELBOURNE – Saturday 5th October @ Observatory Precinct,
Royal Botanic Gardens
BRISBANE – Sunday 6th October @ Cultural Forecourt, Southbank