The Party In The Paddock 2026 Set Times Are Here

Crack open the notes app and start planning your adventures – the Party In The Paddock 2026 set times have officially landed.

With two weeks to go until Tasmania’s favourite four-day frolic takes over Quercus Park from February 5–9, PITP have dropped the full timetable via the Party In The Paddock app, meaning it’s finally time to start making some very serious decisions about clashes, recovery windows and how many steps you’re willing to do between stages.

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And there’s a lot to plan.

Across five massive days, a ridiculous 180 artists will roll through six stages, with Friday, Saturday and Sunday absolutely stacked wall-to-wall with some of the biggest names in Aussie (and international) music.

The Big Headline Moments

If you’re building your weekend around the big mainstage moments, here’s your cheat sheet:

Friday: Ocean Alley bring the sunset psych-rock euphoria
Saturday: Sofi Tukker turn the paddock into a global dancefloor
Sunday: Sophie Ellis-Bextor delivers pure disco pop serotonin

Meanwhile, stages like Vibestown, The Bigtop, The Bullpen, Silvertongue and Little Island Rising will be firing non-stop with live music, comedy, drag, interviews, chaos, healing, and whatever else PITP throws at you this year.

Don’t Sleep On Monday Morning

One last curveball for the true survivors: Monday morning isn’t just for packing tents and emotional goodbyes.

Four artists will take over the Little Island stage as a final, gentle dose of musical recovery – a soft landing after four days of dancing, hugging strangers and losing all sense of time.

Local Legends & Fresh Blood

This year also sees Tasmanian singer-songwriter Sam McMeekin step into the spotlight after taking out triple j Unearthed’s Party In The Paddock comp, locking in her spot on the bill off the back of her new EP Amelioration.