The set times have been announced for the second Jungle Love Music & Arts Festival, giving festivalgoers just over a week to plan how to catch most of the plethora of bands performing across the four tropical stages.
The 2015 Festival line-up includes Northeast Party House, The Belligerents, Resin Dogs, The Cairos, Baskervillain, Rhythm Hunters, Bullhorn, MKO SUN, Moses Gunn Collective, and Ayla, along with many other talented Australian and international acts.
Tickets for the Festival which include admission, camping permit, and car pass are sale through the Festival’s Website.
Festivalgoers will be able to access the Festival site from 12noon on Thursday 26th November, with several acts performing from in the afternoon before the official start to the Festival on Friday.
Festival Co-Director Raymond Williams has curated a lineup he says features incredible live performers from both local and internationally recognised artists.
“There should be surprises in the lineup, a good festival should always leave festivalgoers walking away with three or four new favourite acts.
“It's more important that we book acts that are able to deliver amazing live performances rather than just going for a name,” Williams said.
Festivalgoers can also look forward to incredible art installations, panel discussions with music industry leaders, partake in creative and healthy living workshops, and quench their thirst and fill their stomachs at amazing on-site bars and vendors.
The Festival is a BYO event but Festivalgoers should still check out the official on-site bar Fronds Forever, which features an undercover beer garden covered in lush plant-life overlooking the site.
The bar will host all panel discussions, several live acts, and serve beverages by Stone & Wood, Young Henry’s, as well a list of tropical cocktails.
Brisbane eateries Lost Boys and Kettle & Tin will operate Pop-Up Kitchens serving special menus curated for the Festival on-site, including vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Foundry Records will also have a pop-up store featuring some of its staff's favourite records for sale as well as performers and Festival merchandise.
If you're worried about walking the distances between the Festival's many attractions you're in luck! Hot Pink communal bikes will be for use by all festivalgoers, the only conditions being you must wear a helmet and once a bike is unattended it's anybody's game. Festivalgoers are also welcome to BYO bikes.
After sundown on the Saturday night festivalgoers are encouraged to get their freak on and don their craziest costumes and outfits for Fancy Dress, with the most on-point costume awarded a double pass to next year’s Festival.
"When you put on your fancy dress costume you’re affirming to yourself and those around you that things are going to be a bit silly from here on," Williams said.
The 2015 Jungle Love Festival will be situated in picturesque site tucked in the Sunshine Coast hinterland over Friday 27th and Saturday 28th of November 2015.
Jungle Love Music & Arts Festival 2015 Line-up (Alphabetical Order)
Amela
Angharad Drake
Astro Travellers
Ayla
Baskervillain
Belligerent Goat
The Belligerents
Beneb
Big Dead
The Bombay Royale
The Brains Trust
Bullhorn
The Cactus Channel
The Cairos
Captain Kickarse & The Awesomes
Charlize Kristin
Charlotte Emily
Citrus Jam
Clea
Devel
The Durries
Galapogos
Glacier
Golden Age of Ballooning
Greshka
Gypsy Fingerz
The Impostars
Inigo
In Void
Jenova Collective (UK)
Meniscus
MKO SUN
Monster Zoku Onsomb
Moses Gunn Collective
Mr Maps
Mzaza
Nonsemble
Northeast Party House
Omegachild
Osaka Punch
Pocketlove
The Pöpli Kids
Quintessential Doll
Red Mill
Resin Dogs
Rhythm Hunters
The Rocket Sox
The Royal Artillery
Post-Dusk
Sacred Shrines
Superfeather
The Tommyhawks
The Unusual Suspects
Vultue Circus
Weird Together (NZ)
Yarwah (ft Tjupurru)
Zefereli
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