8 January 2023
The Territory's biggest and best music festival, BASSINTHEGRASS, continues to be a drawcard for people of all ages with thousands of tickets already sold for the 20 May event at Darwin's iconic Mindil Beach.
With first release tickets already snapped up, final release tickets have now been rolled out for $140 (plus booking fee) until sold out. For those after a premium experience, LA COCO tickets are still available for $285 (plus booking fee).
BASSINTHEGRASS completely sold out in 2019, 2021 and 2022, attracting thousands of music fans to Darwin from all corners of the country. Last year's event was a record-breaker, with 16,000 festival goers making the most of 12 hours of non-stop entertainment from some of the biggest names in Aussie music.
Renowned for its unique beachside location, incredible line-ups and perfect sunshine, BASSINTHEGRASS has well and truly cemented its place on the national music festival calendar. It even took out the title of Best Cultural, Arts or Music Event in the 2022 Australian Event Awards.
This year's BASSINTHEGRASS is shaping up to be another incredible event, with a line-up bursting with premium talent, a massive range of activations and much more. 2023 acts include Amy Shark, Angus & Julia Stone, Babe Rainbow, Baker Boy, Guy Sebastian, Hooligan Hefs, Jack Botts, L D R U, MAY-A, Ocean Alley, Peach PRC, The Presets, San Cisco, Spacey Jane, Steph Strings and Tones and I.
Don't miss out - secure your spot today. Get your final release tickets at [http://www.bassinthegrass.com.au].
Quotes from Tourism Minister Nicole Manison:
"BASSINTHEGRASS has become a rite of passage for music fans across Australia, with this iconic festival selling out multiple years in a row and creating a huge boost to our economy.
To avoid missing out on the Territory's biggest and longest running music festival, I would highly encourage locals and visitors alike to get in quick before this event sells out again.
BASSINTHEGRASS is a must-do and this year's will no doubt be another amazing event for people of all ages, and from across Australia, providing them with a chance to visit the Territory and experience more of our unique tourism experiences."
Northern Territory Government
