Featuring hordes of homegrown favourites plus a dozen international acts, Groovin the Moo 2020 will visit six regions around the country this April-May.

It could the biggest lineup yet for Groovin the Moo, which is now in its 16th year. Gang of Youths will make their return to the Australian touring circuit for the occasion, with a new album scheduled for 2020. Perennial festival darlings The Cat Empire and The Veronicas will switch on the nostalgia fountain, along with hip hop originals The Sugarhill Gang – yep, the creators of ‘Rapper’s Delight’.

Watch: The Sugarhill Gang – Rapper’s Delight

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But GTM’s true specialty is contemporary triple j-endorsed artists, and there are a heck of a lot of them this year. Tones and I and Mallrat will both appear, fresh off their respective Hottest 100 top tens. Fellow entrants into this year’s countdown include Slowly Slowly, E^ST, Hayden James, Dope Lemon and San Cisco. Ruby Fields, Waax, Kira Puru and Manu Crooks round out the Australian contingent.

The international names on this year’s lineup are many and varied. GTM is turning the clock back with recently reunited Britpop band Supergrass and ‘Sandstorm’ DJ Darude. Kelis is also coming over for the event, having just celebrated 20 years of her debut album Kaleidoscope.

Watch: Darude – Sandstorm

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As for current names, you’ve got US dream pop artist Clairo, UK grime affiliate AJ Tracey, and Texan rapper Maxo Kream. Plus, you’ll be able to catch the fiesty hip hop of internet celebrity Bhad Bhabie. How about that?

The tour starts on Anzac Day eve

Groovin the Moo 2020

AJ Tracey (UK)
Bhad Bhabie (USA)
Blanco Brown (USA)
The Cat Empire
Channel Tres (USA)
Clairo (USA)
Darude (FIN)
Dope Lemon
E^St
Gang Of Youths
Hayden James
Kelis (USA)
Kira Puru
Mallrat
Manu Crooks
Maxo Kream (USA)
Ruby Fields
San Cisco
Slowly Slowly
Sugarhill Gang (USA)
Supergrass (UK)
Tones And I
The Veronicas
Waax
Ybn Cordae (USA)

Wayville, SA
Friday 24 April (School holidays)

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Canberra, ACT
Saturday 25 April

Bunbury, WA
Sunday 26 April (Long Weekend)

Bendigo, VIC
Saturday 2 May

Townsville, QLD
Sunday 3 May (Long Weekend)

Maitland, NSW
Saturday 9 May

Tickets are available online via www.gtm.net.au or www.moshtix.com.au

Bendigo | Bunbury | Canberra
On sale Tuesday 11 February, 8AM local time

Maitland | Townsville | Wayville
On sale Wednesday 12 February, 8AM local time

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