Full lineup: Flume and Mumford and Sons join Lizzo as 2023 Splendour In The Grass headliners

There’s something for everyone on the bonkers Splendour bill, from hip hop heroes Hilltop Hoods to indie pop goddess Noah Cyrus. See the full list.

Global electronic stage slayer Flume and British folk rockers Mumford and Sons will join pop queen Lizzo to headline the 2023 Splendour in the Grass festival.

Flume is celebrating the 10th anniversary of the release of his self-titled debut record with his festival set.

The annual winter music celebration in Byron Bay will host a wildly eclectic line-up of international and homegrown artists from American indie rockers Yeah Yeah Yeahs and reggaeton king J Balvin to hip hop heroes Hilltop Hoods and festival regulars Ball Park Music.

Noah Cyrus has also been booked, the Splendour announce coinciding with the release of Everybody Needs Someone, her duet with Australia chart star Vance Joy.

Festival king Flume will celebrate his 10th anniversary at Splendour. Picture: Supplied.

Scottish star Lewis Capaldi, who had already booked an Australian arena tour for July, has also jumped on the Splendour bill.

Capaldi just last week shared how in a revealing documentary called How I’m Feeling Now that playing music has taken a hug toll on his mental health and he has developed a painful Tourette tic.

Among the other internationals who are sure to draw packed crowds to their Splendour sets are Sam Fender, Idles, Slowthai, Iann Dior and Tove Lo.

Australian artists scheduled on the 2023 bill include Ruel, Tkay Maidza, PNAU, Peach PRC and Grammy nominees Cub Sport.

Reggaeton star J Balvin is coming to Australia. Picture: Supplied/Universal Music Australia.

One of the festival faves joining Splendour is King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. They return to Byron after pulling out of this year’s Bluesfest when controversial indie rockers Sticky Fingers were added to the bill. That band also later withdrew from Bluesfest.

Splendour’s team and fans will be praying for blue skies from July 21 to 23 after last year’s opening day was ruined by storms which flooded the site and created traffic chaos outside it.

Tickets go on sale from 9am on Friday from Moshtix.

The full 2023 Splendour In The Grass lineup

Lizzo, Flume (Aus Exclusive: 10 Years Of Flume), Mumford & Sons (Aus Exclusive), Lewis Capaldi, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Hilltop Hoods, J Balvin, Sam Fender, IDLES, Little Simz, slowthai, Tove Lo, 100 gecs (Aus exclusive), Arlo Parks, Ball Park Music, Iann Dior, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, 070 Shake, PNAU, Ruel, Loyle Carner, BENEE, Marlon Williams, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Hooligan Hefs, Peach PRC, Palace, Dune Rats, Tkay Maidza, Noah Cyrus, Skegss, Sudan Archives, Cub Sport, Meg Mac, X Club., Claire Rosinkranz, Jack River, The Smith Street Band, Lastlings, Jeremy Zucker, Young Franco, Sly Withers, MAY-A, The Vanns, Telenova, Vallis Alps, jamesjamesjames, Kaycyy, RVG, Teenage Dads, Balming Tiger, Automatic, Harvey Sutherland, Gali, Del Water Gap, Royel Otis, Shag Rock, Big Wett, Mia Wray, Memphis LK, Gold Fang, Milku, Sumner, Forest Claudette, Full Flower Moon Band, William Crighton, Hellcat Speedracer, triple j Unearthed Winners, plus Mix Up DJs Tseba, Crybaby, Latifa Tee, Foura, CaucasianOpportunities, Luen, Mowgli, DJ Macaroni, Crescendoll

Originally published as Full lineup: Flume and Mumford and Sons join Lizzo as 2023 Splendour In The Grass headliners