
Bon Iver, Patti Smith, and Jimmy Barnes Lead 2021 Bluesfest Lineup
Forced to cancel their 2020 event, Bluesfest organisers have gone all-out in delivering one of their biggest lineups to date.
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Subscribe NowForced to cancel their 2020 event, Bluesfest organisers have gone all-out in delivering one of their biggest lineups to date.
With its first artist lineup set to arrive next week, Bluesfest organisers are eagerly looking ahead to their 2021 event.
At least 14 of the artists slated to appear at Bluesfest 2020 have had their headline tours rescheduled, with new 2021 dates announced today.
"Our announcement is only a matter of weeks away, and will occur at the same time as the refund process," said Bluesfest Executive Chairman Peter Noble OAM.
"We are heartbroken as we believe we were presenting one of the best ever bills of talent for you," said Bluesfest Executive Chairman Peter Noble OAM.
"Thank you for your continued support and looking forward to seeing you all here in Byron Bay this Easter," says Bluesfest Festival Director Peter Noble OAM
"John Prine has been forced to cancel his upcoming April 2020 shows, following the advice of his doctors regarding an existing hip injury."
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