Set Lists

Rolling Stone will be activating at SXSW Sydney — bringing exclusive live performances, a deep dive into the intersection of technology and creativity through an expert panel discussion, and secret headline slots from major artists.

  • Day 1 - 18/10/23

  • 2pm - 2.30pm
    Alter Boy
  • 3pm - 3.30pm
    Tulliah
  • 4pm - 4.30pm
    Shady Nasty
  • 5pm - 5.30pm
    Dean Brady
  • 6pm - 6.30pm
    Phoebe Go
  • 7pm - 7.45pm
    360

  • Day 2 - 19/10/23

  • 2pm - 2.30pm
    Selve
  • 2.50pm - 3.20pm
    Adam Newling
  • 3.40pm - 4.10pm
    Molly Payton
  • 4.30pm - 5.00pm
    Jem Cassar-Daley
  • 5.20pm - 5.50pm
    Battlesnake
  • 6.10pm - 6.40pm
    Telenova
  • 7.00pm - 7.45pm
    Teenage Dads

  • Day 3 - 20/10/23

  • 2pm - 2.30pm
    Barkaa
  • 2:30pm - 3pm
    Panel: What Artists Can Learn From Tech, & What Tech Can Learn From Artists (Sponsored by Twilio)
  • 3.20pm - 3.50pm
    The Terrys
  • 4.10pm - 4.40pm
    Mali Jo$e
  • 5.30pm - 6pm
    Enola
  • 6.30pm - 7pm
    Andrew Gurriwiwi
  • 7.30pm - 8.15pm
    Skegss

  • Day 4 - 21/10/23

  • 2pm - 2.30pm
    Anesu
  • 3pm - 3.30pm
    Who Shot Scott
  • 4pm - 4.30pm
    Jujulips
  • 5pm - 5.30pm
    Gold Fang
  • 6pm - 6.30pm
    Almost Monday
  • 7pm - 7.45pm
    Jessica Mauboy

Event Details

How To Get There

Powerhouse Museum Courtyard is located behind the main building on 500 Harris St, Ultimo NSW 2007. The courtyard is accessible from Harris St. There is limited metered parking available and paid parking via Wilson Parking on Thomas St.

Public Transport

By any transport link to Darling Harbour, Chinatown, Central Station (Sydney Terminal), Broadway bus station (Railway Square), and Exhibition Centre Sydney Light Rail Station. The 501 bus stops directly outside the Museum.

The Goods Line provides an accessible pedestrian route from Central Station. The Goods Line is a 500m walk along flat terrain starting from the Devonshire Street Tunnel at Central Station's Southern Concourse.

The Courtyard Presented by Rolling Stone

Rolling Stone will be activating at SXSW Sydney via "The Courtyard" ft. Jim Beam Sessions — bringing exclusive live performances, expert discussion, opportunities to win major prizes, and secret headline acts that promise to break the internet.

In partnership with Jim Beam, Rolling Stone has curated a diverse lineup of some of the most exciting emerging names in music today. From the high-strung rock of Adam Newling, to indie upstarts The Terrys, the cinematic psych of Telenova, the explosive hip hop of First Nations rapper Barkaa, and much more — the expansive lineup is set to bring an unmissable selection of acts to SXSW Sydney.

With help from Old El Paso, an all-star lineup of new talent will take to the stage to ‘make some noise’. What’s more, expect artist interviews and exclusive content brought to life in the official Wrap Room.

In a groundbreaking collaboration between the worlds of artistry and technology, industry leaders will converge at SXSW Sydney to unearth the insights each sector can glean from the other.

Presented by Twilio, the discussion will delve into the intersection of art and technology, highlighting how artists possess an unparalleled ability to hack algorithms and achieve virality, while tech excels in creating one-to-one customer relationships at scale. This dynamic exchange of ideas will set the stage for a future-facing bridge between these two industries.

The panel will be moderated by Luke Girgis, CEO of The Brag Media, Variety, and Rolling Stone Australia, and will feature prominent voices such as Liz Adeniji, Regional Vice President at Segment, Jaddan Comerford, CEO & Founder of UNIFIED Music Group, and Wayne Baskin, co-founder and CTO of Superhero.