Falls Festival to feature bands from US, Britain and NZ
US INDIE rockers Interpol will headline a star-studded line-up at this year's Falls Festival in Lorne.
US INDIE rockers Interpol will headline a star-studded line-up at this year's Fall Festival in Lorne.
About 14,000 revellers will rock out to one of Australia's greatest living rock bands The Living End, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, The National and Public Enemy.
Festival organiser Naomi Daly said she was excited about this year's line-up, which also included London-based whiz-kids Klaxons, harmonic rural pop duo Angus and Julia Stone, Tame Impala and New York's The Rapture.
Other artists to feature in Lorne are the superwoman of pop Ladyhawke of New Zealand, US piano-based indie blues band Cold War Kids, dance punk group Sleigh Bells, Peaches and the fabulous indie-pop foursome Hot Hot Heat of Canada.
The Falls Arts Village will also showcase bands, films, comedians and a cabaret.
The four-day festival starts in Lorne on December 28.
Read more about the Falls Festival line-up.
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