This That 2023 CANCELLED

Festivals Australia Old, New South Wales, November, Queensland, Regional Australia Gigs / March 28, 2023 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

After cancelling last year, This That 2023 festival has announced the first lineup announcement for their 2023 event. The one day music festival is at Sandstone Point Hotel in Gubbi Gubbi / Moreton Bay, QLD on Saturday November 4. Then, the festival heads south to Newcastle on 11 November. Headlining the event are Gang of Youths, American Porter Robinson, Peking Duk, and heaps more. Check below for the full lineup. UPDATE: This That 2023 festival has been cancelled. This is the second year in a row the music festival has cancelled. Contact ticket seller for refunds.

Tickets to This That 2023 are between $129 and $159 plus booking fees depending on which ticket release. There is also camping and return bus tickets from various locations available for the Sandstone point event. VIP tickets are $239 +bf at Newcastle and $229 +bf at Sandstone Point. Both events are strictly 18+ so take your ID. You can sign up for presales at their website or links will be added as they are released.

This That 2023 Dates & Locations

Sat 4 Nov – Sandstone Point Hotel, Gabbi Gabbi, Sandstone Point, QLD

Sat 11 Nov – Wickham Park, Awabakal, Newcastle, NSW

This That 2023 Lineup

Porter Robinson (QLD only)

Gang Of Youths

Peking Duk (live)

Alex Lahey

Alice Ivy

ChillinIT

Dear Seattle

Eliza & The Delusionals

Godlands

Hockey Dad

Hooligan Hefs

Jesswar

Kinder

Kita Alexander

Lola Scott

The Presets (DJ Set: NSW only)

Set Mo (Live)

Slumberjack (Live)

Sophiya

Trophy Eyes

Winston Surfshirt (NSW only)

Triple j Unearthed winner

Music Festivals

This That Website

Newcastle only – This That 2023

Made On Sunday DJs

Ned Bennett

Who Is Arcadia

Daydreaming Soundsystem

Queensland only

Rory Tolsher

Sammy G

Jess Toasty

This That 2023 Festival November NSW QLD first lineup announcement

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