Under The Trees will make an even bigger and brighter return in 2023
The festival which attracts thousands to Boyne Island is packed with a stellar lineup. All you need to know here.
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Under The Trees has come along way from its humble beginnings in 2017.
Sharon Hare, the festival’s Media and Marketing co-ordinator said that choosing just one thing to be excited about for the 2023 event was ‘just too hard’.
“I’d have to say I’m the most excited about the two programmed festival stages including audience favourite performers returning,” Ms Hare said.
“I am always excited to view the exquisite art made especially for the festival and installed all over the site, in particular the shrubbery stage. It adds an incredible vibe to the festival.”
Some of the most anticipated artists in this year’s line-up include 19-Twenty, who headlined the inaugural event in 2017, and returned in 2022 for a high-energy performance.
This year, they will headline a new Friday night festival on September 15.
Joining Saturday September 16’s line-up will be fan favourites JUNO, Fat Picnic, Hussy Hicks, Opal Ocean, CC the Cat, The Lyrical, Ivan Ooze and other Australian festival acts.
Under The Trees will take on a new approach to the festival this year, with an all new Friday night festival event to showcase a different range of Australian artists.
Early bird tickets for both events are currently available at the Under The Trees website.
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