Light It Up 2023 SEP Festival

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New one day touring hip hop music festival, Light It Up 2023 is set to tour in September around Australia and a show in New Zealand. Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne, and Auckland will all get a day with some US new school heavyweights. Lola Brookes from Brooklyn NY, Pop star and hip hop artist Wizz Khalifa, and trap duo from North Dakota Rae Sremmurd will headline each event.

Light It Up 2023 festival September AUS NZ

There are also some Australian acts which are Hooligan Hefs, Young Lipz, and DJ BeastMode. Tickets go on sale to the general public on June 2 in the am, but try now. Prices are between $120 and $200 for general admission, and VIP going for $300.

Light It Up 2023 Lineup

Wiz Khalifa

Rae Sremmurd

Lola Brooke

Hooligan Hefs

Young Lipz

DJ BeastMode

Light It Up 2023 Dates & Locations

Sat 2 Sep – Qudos Bank Arena – Gadigal/ Sydney, NSW – Tickets at Ticketek.

Sun 3 Sep – Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Meanjin/ Brisbane, QLD – Tickets at Ticketek.

Tue 5 Sep – Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Kaurna/ Adelaide, SA – Tickets at Ticketek.

Wed 6 Sep – RAC Arena, Boorloo/ Perth, WA – Tickets at Ticketek.

Fri 8 Sep – Rod Laver Arena, Naarm/ Melbourne, VIC – Tickets at Ticketek.

Sun 10 Sep – Spark Arena, Tāmaki Makaurau/ Auckland, NZ – Tickets at TicketmasterNZ.

Light It Up 2023 festival September AUS NZ

As we enjoy the diverse and vibrant music of this land and beyond, Live Music Australia respectfully acknowledges the First Nation Peoples of Australia as the Traditional Custodians of the land, with a rich cultural heritage spanning over 60,000 years. We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and future, and recognise the ongoing connection to land, water, culture, community, and music. We acknowledge and are committed to the importance of recognising and celebrating the valuable diversity and contributions of Indigenous cultures and musical traditions, and to promoting a more inclusive and respectful music industry.

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