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ALERT THE GROUPCHAT: Spilt Milk Just Dropped Their 2026 Lineup

Conor Lochrie
By Conor LochriePublished Jul 24, 20262 min read
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We finally have the 2026 Spilt Milk lineup and we are SAT!

 

Organisers today announced the lineup for the festival’s 2026 edition, putting a stop to the rumour mill which had been churning away online for weeks.

Leading the way are Scottish pop superstar Lewis Capaldi and English singer Raye, both coming to Spilt Milk for exclusive performances.

Irish DJ and producer KETTAMA, Kendrick Lamar’s cousin Baby Keem, pint-sized pop star Maisie Peters, American singer Remi Wolf, and festival favourites DMA’S back those two up.

If those aren’t enough, the bill also features faves Borderline and Miss Kaninna, surf rockers The Terrys, Adelaide singer-songwriter Aleksiah, and many more.

The regional touring festival revealed this week that after four events in Ballarat, Geelong will play host for Victorian fans from this year through to at least 2030, thanks to backing from Visit Victoria and the City of Greater Geelong.

“Geelong is the perfect stage for the festival’s next five years, and we want to thank Visit Victoria and the City of Greater Geelong for backing what Spilt Milk can do — their support means we can keep proving that a world-class festival doesn’t need a capital city and keep bringing tens of thousands of young people to regional Victoria every December,” Ryan Sabet, Director and co-founder of Kicks Entertainment, said.

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Rolling Stone AU/NZ was on ground for the final edition in Ballarat last year, where Kendrick Lamar and Doechii stole the show.

“Kendrick in cruise control, however, is still Kendrick,” our reviewer wrote.

“Minimal visuals; black and white silhouettes; no backing track — just long, breathless verses delivered unfathomably clean. Through the drizzle, mud, and a hungry crowd, his set was a reminder of what festivals are supposed to feel like: messy, communal, imperfect, and bigger than the conditions.

“Spilt Milk 2025 was a reminder that a lineup this strong doesn’t need perfect weather. The artists just need to show up. And they did.”

Spilt Milk 2026

Saturday, December 12th
Exhibition Park, Canberra, ACT

Sunday, December 13th
Gold Coast Sports Precinct, Gold Coast | Kombumerri

Saturday, December 19th
Kardinia Park Stadium & Precinct, Geelong | Djilang

Sunday, December 20th
Claremont Showground, Perth | Whadjuk

Lineup

Lewis Capaldi (exclusive)
Raye (exclusive)
KETTAMA
Baby Keem
Maisie Peters
Remi Wolf
DMA’S
Aleksiah
Borderline
F3MIII
Harry Hayes
Jigitz
Leyla Ebrahami
Miss Kaninna
Pash
STÜM
The Moving Stills
The Terrys
TOBIAHS
Yes Boone

This article is from Rolling Stone.

Conor Lochrie

Conor Lochrie is a Scottish writer based in New Zealand. He's the Deputy Editor at Rolling Stone AU/NZ, where he's worked since 2020. 

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