Laneway Acts Announce Adelaide and Perth Sideshows for 2027
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Laneway may be skipping Adelaide and Perth in 2027, but fans in both cities won’t miss out entirely with several sideshows announced today
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Laneway Festival Reveals Huge 2027 Lineup Featuring Fontaines D.C., Hayley Williams & More
Posted in: Music NewsFontaines D.C. and Hayley Williams lead the bill for the festival’s 22nd edition, alongside Slayyyter, ADÉLA, Ninajirachi, and plenty more
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Hayley Williams All But Confirmed For Laneway 2027 With First Ever Solo Australia Shows Announced
Posted in: Music NewsHayley Williams has announced her first-ever solo Australian shows
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Did a Linkedin Post Just Leak Three Major Laneway Festival 2027 Artists?
Posted in: Music NewsA since-removed LinkedIn poster appears to reveal Fontaines D.C., Hayley Williams and This Is Lorelei in Australia during Laneway 2027
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Laneway Festival Reveals 2027 Dates
Posted in: Music NewsLaneway Festival has confirmed the dates for its 2027 edition, after news that Adelaide and Perth will miss out
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Laneway Festival Cuts Two Australian Cities From 2027 Run
Posted in: Music NewsTwo Australian cities are set to miss out on Laneway in 2027 as the festival scales back its touring schedule
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The Success of Boygenius Is ‘Overwhelming’. Lucy Dacus Tells Us Why Her New Solo Album Is ‘the Antidote’
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ chats with Lucy Dacus about balancing her solo identity alongside the global success of boygenius
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Laneway Festival Confirms 2027 Return After Record-Breaking Year
Posted in: Music NewsThe 2026 edition of Laneway Festival has only just wrapped, but it has already been announced that it will return in 2027
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Chappell Roan Spotted at Melbourne’s Cherry Bar Ahead of Laneway Festival
Posted in: Music NewsAhead of her Laneway set in Melbourne tomorrow, Chappell Roan visited one of Melbourne's most iconic rock 'n' roll bars
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Kiwi Talent Stole the Show at Laneway Auckland
Posted in: Music NewsLaneway 2026 had its fair share of highlights, but it was Kiwi artists, like Womb, MOKOTRON, and BENEE, who truly stole the spotlight
