Splendour in the Grass 2019

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Splendour in the Grass 2019 was the nineteenth edition of the annual Australian music festival Splendour in the Grass. [1] It was held on 19 to 21 July, 2019 at North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia. The festival was headlined by Australian psychedelic rock band Tame Impala, American musician Childish Gambino and Australian hip hop group Hilltop Hoods. [2]

Contents

Line-up

Headline performers are listed in Boldface. Artists listed from latest to earliest set times.

Amphitheatre

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Amphitheater set lists
Childish Gambino [3]
  1. "Atavista"
  2. "Algorythm"
  3. "Summertime Magic"
  4. "I. The Worst Guys"
  5. "II. Worldstar"
  6. "Boogieman"
  7. "Have Some Love"
  8. "Riot"
  9. "Human Sacrifice"
  10. "Feels Like Summer"
  11. "This Is America"
  12. "Sober"
  13. "V. 3005"
  14. "IV. Sweatpants"
  15. "Redbone"
Tame Impala [4]
  1. "Let It Happen"
  2. "Patience"
  3. "The Moment"
  4. "Mind Mischief"
  5. "Nangs"
  6. "Elephant"
  7. "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards"
  8. "Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind?"
  9. "Eventually"
  10. "Borderline"
  11. "Apocalypse Dreams"
Encore
  1. "The Less I Know the Better"
  2. "New Person, Same Old Mistakes"
Foals [5]
  1. "On the Luna"
  2. "Mountain at My Gates"
  3. "In Degrees"
  4. "Exits"
  5. "My Number"
  6. "Providence"
  7. "Spanish Sahara"
  8. "Inhaler"
  9. "What Went Down"
  10. "Two Steps, Twice"
Catfish and the Bottlemen [6]
  1. "Longshot"
  2. "Kathleen"
  3. "Soundcheck"
  4. "Pacifier"
  5. "Twice"
  6. "Conversation"
  7. "2all"
  8. "Fluctuate"
  9. "7"
  10. "Cocoon"
  11. "Tyrants"
James Blake [7]
  1. "Assume Form"
  2. "Life Round Here"
  3. "Timeless"
  4. "Mile High"
  5. "Where's the Catch?"
  6. "Voyeur"
  7. "Limit to Your Love"
  8. "Barefoot in the Park"
  9. "Retrograde"
  10. "Don't Miss It"
  11. "The Wilhelm Scream"
Matt Corby [8]
  1. "No Ordinary Life"
  2. "New Day Coming"
  3. "Sooth Lady Wine"
  4. "Brother"
  5. "Chains" (Tina Arena cover)
  6. "Better"
  7. "Elements"
  8. "Resolution"
  9. "Souls A'Fire"
  10. "Miracle Love" (with Broods, Meg Mac, Jarryd James, and Joyride)
Wolf Alice [9]
  1. "Moaning Lisa Smile"
  2. "You're a Germ"
  3. "Bros"
  4. "90 Mile Beach"
  5. "Don't Delete the Kisses"
  6. "Planet Hunter"
  7. "Beautifully Unconventional"
  8. "Formidable Cool"
  9. "Silk"
  10. "Space & Time"
  11. "Visions of a Life"
  12. "Fluffy"
  13. "Yuk Foo"
  14. "Giant Peach"
Dean Lewis [10]
  1. "Hold of Me"
  2. "Need You Now"
  3. "A Place We Knew"
  4. "Stay Awake"
  5. "Chemicals"
  6. "Lose My Mind"
  7. "7 Minutes"
  8. "Let Go"
  9. "Be Alright"
  10. "When You Were Young" (The Killers cover)
  11. "Waves"
Pond [11]
  1. "30,000 Megatrons"
  2. "Sweep Me off My Feet"
  3. "Don't Look at the Sun or You'll Go Blind"
  4. "Burnt Out Star"
  5. "Ray of Light" (Madonna cover)
  6. "Jive Talkin'" (Bee Gees cover) / "Paint Me Silver"
  7. "Giant Tortoise" / "Eye Pattern Blindness"
  8. "Daisy"
  9. "The Weather"
Hayden James [12]
  1. "Something About You"
  2. "Better Together" (with Running Touch)
  3. "Favours" (with Nat Dunn)
  4. "Just a Lover"
  5. "Nowhere to Go" (with Naations and Brisbane City Gospel Choir)
  6. "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" (Daft Punk cover)
  7. "Weightless"
  8. "Ocean Drive" (Duke Dumont cover)
  9. "Between Us" (with Panama)
  10. "Numb" (with Graace)
  11. "Just Friends" (with Roméo)
Dear Seattle [13]
  1. "Daytime TV"
  2. "Let Me Bleed"
  3. "The Meadows"
  4. "Maybe"
  5. "The Special Two" (Missy Higgins cover)
  6. "Homegrown"
  7. "Try"
  8. "I Keep Dreaming"
Wolfmother [14]
  1. "Dimension"
  2. "White Unicorn"
  3. "New Moon Rising"
  4. "Woman"
  5. "Vagabond"
  6. "Colossal"
  7. "Apple Tree"
  8. "Joker & the Thief"
Tones and I [15]
  1. "Johnny Run Away"
  2. "Dance Monkey"
  3. "Never Seen the Rain"

Mix Up

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House DJs performing between acts:

Friday: Merph, Body Promise, DJ Klasik

Saturday: Casual Connection, Donald's House, Dameeeela

Sunday: Ninajirachi, Close Counters, Lex Deluxe

McLennan

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Tiny Dancer Stage

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  • Seb Wildblood
  • Nathan Micay
  • Andy Garvey
  • Jennifer Loveless
  • Skin on Skin
  • Rebel Yell
  • Mike Servito
  • Kyle Hall
  • DJ JNETT
  • Telephones
  • Wax'o Paradiso

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