FEASTIVAL Falls Creek is back for 2025.
With a mix of internationally renowned Aussie icons, North East local talent and some must-see rising stars, this event from February 28 to March 2 at Falls Creek Alpine Resorts is the event you won't want to miss.
Saturday’s Feast de Resistance music event is set to ignite the stage with headliners The Cat Empire, known for their electrifying jazzy energy that will have everyone on their feet.
Joining them are Slowly Slowly and Budjerah, promising a stellar afternoon mix of pop, punk and indie rock.
Throughout the day, you’ll discover the next big names in music with acts like Azure Ryder, Eliza and the Delusionals, Dylan Wright and Gaudion.
Supporting this epic ensemble are a collection of the North East’s local talent including Ooz Music, Tahlia Brain, Zoe Neilson, Tash Poon and Kentone.
The excitement doesn't stop at the music - with the weekend packed with a smorgasbord of activities, sights, eats and drinks.
Explore the Maker’s Markets, admire the art exhibition, groove to DJ sets, and rejuvenate with wellness experiences like paint and sip, pilates, yoga, and sauna sessions.
There's plenty for the little ones too, including circus workshops, arts and crafts and more.
Enjoy the Comedy Night, this year hosted by the iconic Man Hotel, featuring comedic geniuses Lizzy Hoo, Sam Taunton, Dilruk Jaysinha and Sez.
You’ll be treated to the best food and drinks from the North East including the locally brewed Bright Brewery beers, Falls Creek’s very own Gin Distillery, the juiciest cuts from Albury’s Kennedy’s meats plus so much more.
The early bird ticket sale ends this Friday, January 10, with tickets to the main music event (Feast de Resistance) being $65 for adults, $30 for kids (12-17) and $10 for under 12s.
Sarah Watt, head of visitor experience at Alpine Resorts Victoria – Falls Creek, said the village cannot wait to host this line-up of incredible artists and a huge weekend of non-stop activity for everyone.
"It’s the perfect weekend to get a taste of our spectacular alpine environment and see what the North East has to offer," she said.
