Pitch Music & Arts will celebrate a landmark milestone from 5-9 MARCH 2027, returning to the foothills of Gariwerd (The Grampians) for its 10th edition, an anniversary chapter honouring a decade of music, community, art and shared experiences.
The festival today launches its 2027 campaign with a new video, soundtracked by Sam Girling’s ‘Look What U Done’, transporting viewers through archival footage and moments captured across previous editions of Pitch Music & Arts through the concept of a time capsule.
The film follows a snippet released last week, teasing the time capsule from beneath the soil to Yanamaste’s track ‘Evil’, offering the first hint of what is to come when the 2027 music programme is revealed.
Untitled Group Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Filippo Palermo, said – “Reaching our tenth edition is an incredibly meaningful milestone for us. Pitch began with a clear vision for bringing music, art and community together and has grown and evolved year after year, shaped just as much by the people who return as the festival itself.
“For 2027, we want to honour everything that has made Pitch what it is today. We have some boundary-pushing surprises in store, alongside subtle nods to the festival’s earlier years, including elements that reference Pitch’s very first edition. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back for this landmark edition.”
For its tenth edition, Pitch’s music programme will once again unfold across three custom-built stages, bringing together state-of-the-art sound systems and world-class production against the festival’s picturesque Grampians backdrop.
Pitch One will continue the brutalist-inspired design language that has defined the stage across the festival’s history. The Resident Advisor Stage will evolve once more for the tenth edition, complete with Funktion-One sound, while Pitch Black returns with its dual-level structure, influenced by Berlin’s underground and historic amphitheatres.
Beyond the dancefloor, The Rock Pool returns after last year’s debut as Pitch’s hidden oasis beneath the mountains, offering a space to cool off, slow down and reconnect throughout the weekend. The Pitch Pavilion will also return as a space to pause between sets, with ambient DJ sets, wellbeing workshops, talks and mindful activities throughout the weekend.
Anna Nalpantidis returns for a second consecutive year as Pitch Music & Arts’ Arts Curator for 2027, following a 2026 programme that included crowd favourite Chocolate Goblin. She will bring her distinctive approach back to Pitch, creating space for the strange, the ambitious, the playful and the unexpected across the festival landscape.
Festival entry will be available across two, three and four-day pass options, with General Camping included with all Festival Entry Tickets. For those looking for a different camping experience, Premium Camp, Pre-Pitched and Glamping options will also be available.
Festival and Vehicle Pass packages will also return to encourage carpooling, alongside Pitch transport options connecting Melbourne and Ararat with the festival site.
Afterpay, Zip Pay and Laybuy will be available from presale, giving attendees a range of payment options when securing their 2027 tickets.
Further information available at pitchfestival.com.au.
PITCH MUSIC & ARTS
5 – 9 MARCH 2027
THE GRAMPIANS (GARIWERD), DJAB WURRUNG AND EASTERN MAAR COUNTRY, VIC
Pitch Music & Arts is brought to you by Untitled Group, Australia’s largest independent music and events company and the team behind Beyond The Valley, Wildlands and Ability Fest.
