Set times revealed for major Darwin music festival Bass in the Grass
Set times for Darwin’s premier music festival BASSINTHEGRASS have been revealed, with big acts performing throughout the day.
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SET times for Darwin’s premier music festival BASSINTHEGRASS have been revealed, with big acts performing throughout the day.
The Sunday Territorian can reveal the day will start with gates opening at 11.30am before Big T and S Evans take to the Palm Stage at 11.55am.
Boo Seeka will perform at 1.05pm on the Tropical Stage while Aussie stars including Missy Higgins, Lime Cordiale and Illy will take to the stage in the evening.
Some 14,000 music fans will crowd Mindil Beach next Saturday as the event features 21 artists across two stages.
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Major Events Minister Natasha Fyles encouraged festival-goers to allow extra time for entering the event site, to account for bag checks, ticket scanning, wristband fitting and additional COVID-19 compliance measures.
“Fans can start planning their day at BASSINTHEGRASS, with a phenomenal program featuring more than 12 hours of live music,” she said.
Ms Fyles said she was proud to support the festival as an event that “boosts visitation, supports local businesses and puts the Top End in the national spotlight”.
PALM STAGE
11.30am Gates open
11.55am Big T and S Evans
12.45pm Casii Williams
1.35pm Scrubfowl
2.15pm Jack River
3.30pm G Flip
4.55pm The Rubens
6.10pm Safia
7.25pm Illy
8.30pm Hayden James
9.45pm Ocean Alley
11pm Peking Duk
TROPICAL STAGE
12pm DraftDay
1.05pm Boo Seeka
2.20pm Chillinit
3.35pm Thelma Plum
4.45pm Welcome to Country
4.50pm Marlon featuring Rulla
5.45pm Missy Higgins
6.55pm DMA’S
8.10pm Jungle Giants
9.30pm Lime Cordiale
10.50pm Violent Soho
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