GROOVIN\u2019 The Moo returns to Bendigo next month, and it\u2019s bringing a stacked line-up of Australian acts with it.<\/p>\n
Festival favourites Peking Duk, Middle Kids and Hockey Dad are on the bill as well as Australian rappers Masked Wolf and JK-47, 2021 Eurovision contestant Montaigne, metal band Polaris, viral dance act Mashd N Kutcher and pop musicians Sycco, Hope D and Alice Ivy.<\/p>\n
Australian icons Hilltop Hoods will make the trip to the Bendigo Showgrounds while legendary rockers Spiderbait will get the band back together for the festival.<\/p>\n
While Groovin\u2019 The Moo has been cancelled for two years to COVID-19 restrictions, there are a host of international acts scheduled to perform.<\/p>\n
New Zealand outfit Broods and rapper CHAII will fly across the Tasman, while German duo Milky Chance and United Kingdom acts Wolf Alice, Thomas Headon, Snakehips and Riton will also perform.<\/p>\n
More artists will be added to the line-up, with the Triple J Unearthed competition winners to be announced at a later date.<\/p>\n
Groovin\u2019 The Moo is scheduled for 30 April.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
GROOVIN\u2019 The Moo returns to Bendigo next month, and it\u2019s bringing a stacked line-up of Australian acts with it. Festival favourites Peking Duk, Middle Kids and Hockey Dad are on the bill as well as Australian rappers Masked Wolf and JK-47, 2021 Eurovision contestant Montaigne, metal band Polaris, viral dance act Mashd N Kutcher and […]<\/p>\n