Aussie festival fans are rejoicing with the line-up announcement for the 2025 Spilt Milk Festival.

Organisers of the biggest single-day festival in the country revealed this week it will make a triumphant comeback this year after a 2024 hiatus left music fans heartbroken.

Going one better on Friday, Spilt Milk took to social media to reveal the formidable lineup which boasts two of the biggest rappers in the world as headliners.

Multiple Grammy winner Kendrick Lamar, fresh from his Super Bowl half-time performance will lead the charge alongside fellow US rapper Doechii, across all four festival dates.

Florida-based Doechii is currently riding high off the back of an Australian number one for her track Anxiety.

The announcement comes as Kendrick’s rival Drake, who was also recently Down Under, launched legal action against the Like That hitmaker alleging his Super Bowl performance was defamatory.

Aussie festival fans are rejoicing with the line-up announcement for the 2025 Spilt Milk Festival

The impressive lineup will also include the likes of  Sarah Landry, Dominic Fike, ScHoolboy Q, d4vd, Nessa Barrett, Sofia Isella, Skin On Skin, sombr, Rebecca Black, The Rions, South Summit, and many more.

Festival fans took to social media to issue their joy over the impressive lineup.

‘Oh you deserve the biggest kiss,’ one fan offered, while another chimed in with a similar, ‘Screaming crying throwing up omgggg.’

Another gushed: ‘Okay boo you really outdid yourself with this one, proud,’ while another deemed it the best Aussie festival lineup in recent memory.

‘This is THE LARGEST Lineup I have seen for an Australian festival in YEAAARSS,’ they exclaimed.

‘Ya’ll really waited a year to take GOAT status like that huh?’

Others were quick to urge organisers to be careful where they place Kendrick and Doechii on the anticipated bill.

‘Don’t u dare put Kendrick and doechii on at the same time,’ one fan directed, to which organisers replied with an assuring, ‘They won’t be clashing.’  

Not Like Us hitmaker Kendrick Lamar (left), fresh from his Super Bowl half-time performance will lead the charge for the 2025 iteration. Fellow US rapper Doechii (right) is currently riding high off the back of an Australian number one for her track Anxiety

Making the announcement of the festival’s return on Thursday, organisers shared a clip which captured Spilt Milk’s highlights from previous years and captioned it with some exciting words.

‘Spilt Milk summer confirmed. See you in Ballarat, Perth, Canberra and Gold Coast this December,’ they began.

‘Lineup droppin’ crazy soon, sign up in link in bio to get it to your inbox.’ 

The festival will kick off in Ballarat on December 6, setting the stage for a series of epic performances. 

Perth’s Claremont Showground will host the festivities on December 7, followed by Canberra on December 13 and the Gold Coast on December 14. 

These dates mark a return to some of the festival’s favourite destinations, promising to bring music lovers together once again.

Speculation about the lineup is rife, with fans eagerly anticipating the reveal in the coming days. 

Past festivals have seen a stellar cast of performers, including Post Malone, FISHER, Khalid, Lorde, Flume and Latto ensuring each year delivers top-tier entertainment.

The festival will kick off in Ballarat on December 6, setting the stage for a series of epic performances

In 2024, the festival took an unexpected break, leaving many wondering about its future.

In July, it was cancelled in a major blow to Australian music lovers.

It was the latest in a series of festivals to be cancelled as the industry endured a tough year.

The organisers broke the sad news on Instagram. 

‘Sorry pookies, we couldn’t get you the Spilt Milk you deserve this year. Sooo imma dip for a bit and come back when I can make all ur dreams come true. i miss u xx SPILT MILK,’ the statement said. 

Spilt Milk 2023 was headlined by Post Malone and Dom Dolla.

It was unclear why the festival was called off, however others struggled to sell enough tickets. 

Splendour in the Grass, Groovin the Moo and Falls Festival were all cancelled last year, as were Sunshine Coast’s Caloundra Music Festival, Victoria’s Coastal Jam and Adelaide’s Vintage Vibes Festival.

Fans were upset to see Spilt Milk cancelled, but were relieved by early signs suggesting it would be back next year.

‘I think I’d rather see you guys take a year off than drop a lineup people would be disappointed with. Hopefully you’ll come back with a bang next year,’ one said. 

Another was shocked that ‘a festival that sells out every year, can’t even go ahead’.