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BTV has never been a minor festival – 2014's inaugural event included international headliners MØ, AlunaGeorge and Danny Brown plus Allday, Pond and Peking Duk
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From humble beginnings from a fierce fivesome to one of the most promising and largest grassroots festivals in Australia, it shows what heights boutique festivals can soar to.
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Beyond the Valley – a name that already feels like an established brand in the Australian music scene, and one of the mainstays of our yearly festival calendar.
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...Phillip Island's brand new summer festival.
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"We have come to a complete standstill and we legally cannot operate our businesses," Nicholas Greco, Director of Untitled Group, which runs events like Pitch (Music & Arts Festival) and Beyond The Valley.
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