Spilt Milk House Party Adds New Date Due to Demand

The Spilt Milk House Party is growing.

Spilt Milk may have postponed its 2024 event, but it recently confirmed a major lineup for its House Party series.

The festival is bringing Troye Sivan, Glass Animals, G Flip, Artemas, and Sycco to select cities in Australia.

The Spilt Milk House Party initially confirmed dates in Perth on November 17th, the Gold Coast on November 23rd, and Newcastle on November 24th.

And due to the Perth leg officially selling out, a second date in the WA city has been added on November 16th. Tickets for the newly announced show go on sale tomorrow, September 24th, at 2pm AEST/12pm AWST.

The lineup has some of the biggest and best of current Australian music.

Sivan is having a huge year, with an upcoming North American tour alongside Charli XCX. He will return to Australia for shows in Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney this November, supporting his 2023 album Something to Give Each Other, which received two Grammy nominations, four ARIA Awards, and nearly 250 million streams.

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Glass Animals, the British indie pop band known for their hit “Heat Waves,” will also perform. The track was a #1 hit in the 2020 Hottest 100 and earned ARIA gold certification. The band will be touring with their new album I Love You So F**ing Much*.

Melbourne-born artist G Flip, now based in LA, is also on the lineup. G Flip has gained worldwide recognition with their 19-date sold-out DRUMMER tour in the US, six sold-out Australian tours, and six ARIA nominations, including Album of the Year and Best Live Act.

Artemas, a dark pop artist known for TikTok hits like “i like the way you kiss me” and “if u think i’m pretty,” is another addition. Artemas has performed with SZA, Dua Lipa, and Coldplay, and will showcase their latest songs pretty and yustyna.

Sycco, a First Nations artist who made waves in 2020 with the single “Dribble,” completes the lineup. Sycco has collaborated with Flume and Chrome Sparks and recently released Zorb, a synth-driven, psychedelic pop track.

This shift to House Parties comes after the festival announced its postponement in July, telling fans: “Sorry pookies, we couldn’t get you the Spilt Milk you deserve this year. Sooo imma dip for a bit and come back when I can make all ur dreams come true. I miss u xx SPILT MILK.”