Splendour in the Grass 2022 – Set times, site map, lineup change & more

From their standout Splendour performance in 2019 to touring with the likes of Arctic Monkeys, MGMT and Flaming Lips, Pond’s live resume is ever-expanding and has seen them stun crowds at festivals around the world including Glastonbury, Coachella, Primavera and more. They’ve sold out countless venues around the globe from New York’s Bowery Ballroom to Paris’ La Gaite Lyrique and London’s O2 Forum. Their growing catalogue includes nine studio albums. The latest of which, 9, has them flying closer than ever before to the creative supernova that has blazed across so much of their music. Don’t miss what is sure to be one of the weekend’s highlight performances when Pond play the Amphitheatre on Sunday 24 July.

Tasman Keith is a rapper determined to use his platform as an unstoppable, undeniable voice for the voiceless. From syrupy 90s West Coast synths, to neo-funk, skittering trap hi-hats and emotive R&B, his music defies categorisation and has garnered praise from the likes of Billboard, Rolling Stone, NME, triple j, Spotify, Apple and more. Tasman collaborated with Midnight Oil on their release ‘First Nation’ appearing on the #1 ARIA Award Winning record The Makaratta Project and has performed on ABC music shows The Sound and The Set. He most recently played an intimate set live at triple j studios in celebration of NAIDOC Week. Tasman’s highly anticipated debut album A Colour Undone drops 8 July and is this week’s triple j Feature Album, featuring collaborations with Genesis Owusu, Jessica Mauboy, Kwame, Phil Fresh & Thandi Phoenix.  Catch his incredible showmanship when he opens the Mix Up stage on Saturday 23 July.

Splendour is a big weekend and it’s important to schedule in some R&R time. Grab a coffee and sit back with Splendour’s official newspaper. Splendour’s official onsite paper published by the legends at Monster Children is back, only now it’s one big newspaper instead of three. Also, they’ve renamed it: The Splendour Weekender. It rhymes! The 2022 Splendour Weekender features interviews with a bunch of artists from the lineup,  along with that bloke from Redfern Electrical. Then there’s a big poster in the middle by artist Adam Leng, a food guide, an art guide, some funny classifieds, a weekend horoscope from Bertrand Starman, and a bunch of other fun stuff. Keep your eyes peeled for it!

The final few weeks of Splendour countdown got you feeling the festival FOMO? Never fear, there are a limited number of pre-loved tickets currently available in the Splendour resale. Jump on and purchase now so you can be there for one all time weekend of live music and so much more. We can already taste the Strummers!