Ballarat 'Disappointed' to Lose Spilt Milk Music Festival to Regional Rival
Organisers said the festival will remain in Geelong until at least 2030, backed by a five-year agreement and more than $46 million in economic impact.
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Spilt Milk festival set to move to Kardinia Park
Australian touring music festival Spilt Milk is set to make Kardinia Park Stadium and Precinct in Geelong its new home until at least 2030. The event first arrived in Victoria in 2019, with four editions staged in Ballarat before the move, and has injected more than A$46.7m (£24.4m/$32.5m/€28.6m) into the state’s economy. “Geelong is the perfect stage for the festival’s next five years, and we want to thank Visit Victoria and the City of Greater…
Spilt Milk Festival Announces Geelong As Its New Victorian Home
The Victorian leg of Spilt Milk festival has locked in a new home until at least 2030, organisers have confirmed, with the event set to take place in Geelong from this year onwards.Having first launched in 2016, Spilt Milk began its life as a Canberra-exclusive event before it expanded outwards to the Gold Coast and Ballarat in Victoria in 2019, and Perth in 2023.Over the years, it has brought the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Post Malone, Lorde, Flu…
Spilt Milk Locks In Geelong As Its Victorian Home Until 2030
Spilt Milk has officially found a new long term Victorian home, with the country’s largest regional touring music festival confirming it will be held in Geelong through to at least 2030. Backed by Visit Victoria and the City of Greater Geelong, Spilt Milk‘s multi year agreement secures the festival’s future in the region following four successful editions in nearby Ballarat. The move marks another major milestone for the event, which has grown i…
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