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Laneway is coming back to Centennial this summer, with Fontaines D.C, Slayyyter and Ninajirachi on the line-up – here's what you need to know

Music fans of Sydney, activate the group chat. In case your social media channels haven’t already alerted you, allow us: Laneway Festival is returning for its 22nd year in 2027, and it’s bringing a suitably stacked line-up to Centennial for its Sydney edition. This summer’s line-up is led by Irish post-punk favourites Fontaines D.C. and “The Hayley Williams Show”, marking the former Paramore frontwoman’s first Australian solo shows. The angsty teenage girl within us all is screaming with joy. They’ll be joined by a v impressive multi-genre line-up spanning Slayyyter, Kim Petras, MUNA, Rico Nasty, Ninajirachi and a whole lot of other artists that are likely to be household names by the time the event rolls around. Keen? Here’s everything you need to know.
Laneway will land in Sydney on Friday, February 12, 2027.
The travelling festival is heading back to Sydney's Centennial Park for the 2027 edition.
As mentioned above, the two key headline acts are Fontaines D.C. and “The Hayley Williams Show”. Fontaines D.C. are returning to the Laneway stage for the first time in four years, and Paramore’s Hayley Williams will make her Australian solo debut with an extended headline set.
Alongside Fontaines D.C. and Hayley Williams, the 2027 line-up includes Slayyyter, ADÉLA, Kim Petras, MUNA, Rachel Chinouriri, Ninajirachi, HorsegiirL, Rommulas, Danny L Harle, Daine, Jane Remover, Tiffany Day, Rico Nasty, DIIV, Automatic, Balu Brigada, Violet Grohl, Bleech 9:3, Florence Road, Gurriers, Ecca Vandal, Public Figures, Swapmeet and Trials. There'll also be sets from 1TBSP and DJ_Dave, who'll soundtrack the gaps between performances.
You better believe it. The Laneway Festival pre-sale for Sydney, presented by Afterpay, opens at 10am on Wednesday, October 7 and runs for 23 hours, or until the allocation sells out. You'll need to sign up for the pre-sale to get access to first-release tickets – more on that over here.
General sale for the Sydney event kicks off at 10am AEDT on Thursday, October 8.
The first release of tickets start at $239.90, going up to $274.90 for fourth-release tickets.
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