Listen Out fans slammed the festival on Tuesday for it’s ‘mediocre’ line-up and expensive tickets which start at $190 for general admission.
Festivalgoers flocked to Instagram as the music fest announced its 2024 line-up which boasts 21 Savage, Skepta, Lil Tjay and Tyla as the Hip Hop headliners.
Flo Milli, Jessie Reyez, Teezo Touchdown and Lithe will also take to the stage, with the electronic genre being represented by John Summit and Sub Focus.
‘How do the prices keep going up but the lineups keep getting worse?’ one disgruntled festivalgoer wrote.
Another said: ‘Wow could this be any worse? Skepta is the only good act and his festival sets are historically mediocre.
Listen Out fans slammed the festival on Tuesday for it’s ‘mediocre’ line-up and expensive tickets which start at $190 for general admission. Pictured: 21 Savage
‘Aus festivals clearly have no pull anymore but continue to charge through the roof. Guess all the basic ahh people will love that you got John summit.’
A disappointed follower added: ‘Is that it for the hip hop lineup?’
‘Ain’t nobody listening to 21 savage man,’ one person said of the number one headliner act.
Festivalgoers flocked to Instagram as the music fest announced its 2024 line-up which boasts 21 Savage, Skepta, Lil Tjay and Tyla (pictured) as the Hip Hop headliners
Flo Milli, Jessie Reyez, Teezo Touchdown and Lithe will also take to the stage, with the electronic genre being represented by John Summit and Sub Focus
Despite the criticism, other fans flocked to the comments to praise the line-up with some saying Listen Out was ‘saving’ the festival scene in Australia.
‘Single handedly saving the Aus festival scene,’ one person said, while another wrote: ‘Can’t wait.’
A third added: ‘Didn’t realise this lineup was even possible omg.’
‘How do the prices keep going up but the lineups keep getting worse?’ one disgruntled festivalgoer wrote
Despite the criticism, other fans flocked to the comments to praise the line-up with some saying Listen Out was ‘saving’ the festival scene in Australia
Yet another commented: ‘Listen out is really the saviour of Australian festivals.’
Also in attendance at the festival will be Folamour, The Blessed Madonna, Cassian, Disco Lines, Jazzy, Koven, Conducta, A Little Sound, Ben Gerrans and AK Sports.
Other supporting artists include Foura B2B Tom Santa, Miss Kaninna, Djanaba and Soju Gang.
Listen Out will hit Melbourne first on September 27 before jetting over to Perth on September 28, then it will finish with shows in Brisbane on October 5 and Sydney on October 6.
