Sugar Mountain 2017 / Photo: Nikki Williams

Sugar Mountain Festival Announces Full 2018 Lineup

Melbourne’s Sugar Mountain festival has announced its full (and very sweet) music and arts lineup for 2018.

Sugar Mountain will host another eclectic bunch of international and local names come January, led by the likes of rapper Joey Bada$$, Chicago R&B act Jamila Woods and experimental producers Laurel Halo and Actress.

English hip-hop artist J Hus was the first act confirmed for Sugar Mountain 2018, and he’ll be joined by Aussie talents like Cut Copy, Beaches, Body Type and Stella Donnelly on next year’s roster, which you can view in all its sugary glory below.

Returning to the Victorian College Of The Arts on Saturday, 20th January, Sugar Mountain 2018 will also be expanding into the neighbouring Australian Centre for Contemporary Art and the Melbourne Arts Precinct for the first time, and (as always) there’ll be a bunch of audiovisual art on offer from the likes of dancer/choreographer Waangenga Blanco, Khalif Diouf (Le1f) and Sydney producer Marcus Whale.

The festival’s Sensory restaurant will return, as will Boiler Room, which will be broadcasting sets live to the internets.

See below for the full music and arts lineups, and ticket details.

UPDATE: International Act Pulls Out Of Sugar Mountain 2018, A.B. Original Join Lineup

Gallery: Sugar Mountain Festival 2017 / Photos: Nikki Williams

Sugar Mountain 2018 Lineup

Music

A.B. Original

Joining…

Actress (UK)

Ara Koufax

Beaches

Body Type

Cut Copy

Dan Shake (UK)

Eclair Fifi (UK)

Fantastic Man

Gerd Janson (GER)


Honey Dijon (USA)

J Hus (UK)

Jamila Woods (USA)

Joey Bada$$ (USA)

Kardajala Kirridarra

Laurel Halo (USA)

Love Deluxe

Project Pablo (CAN)

Sevdaliza (NED)

Shanti Celeste (UK)

Stella Donnelly

Art

VIA ALICE feat. Waangenga Blanco x Khalif Diouf (USA)

Amrita Hepi x Pasefika Victoria Choir

Justin Shoulder x CORIN x Tristan Jalleh

Hiroyasu Tsuri (JPN) x Jun Inoue (JPN)

Marcus Whale x Athena Thebus

Sugar Mountain 2018

Saturday, 20th January 2018

Victorian College Of The Arts, Melbourne

Tickets: Official Website

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