Spilt Milk to bring Lewis Capaldi, Raye, DMA’s, Baby Keem and more to Geelong

Australia’s biggest single-day music festival is back, and Spilt Milk is bringing the chaos.

After weeks of speculation and this week’s huge location move to Geelong, the wait is finally over.

Spilt Milk has revealed its 2026 tour dates and stacked lineup, with global superstars Lewis Capaldi and RAYE set to headline four massive summer shows, both making exclusive Australian festival appearances.

Joining the top tier are KETTAMA, Baby Keem, Maisie Peters, Remi Wolf, DMA’S, STÜM and Tobiahs, alongside a huge lineup of emerging artists including Aleksiah, Becca Hatch, Borderline, F3miii, Fat Papi, Harry Hayes, jigitz, Leyla Ebrahimi, Miss Kaninna, Pash, Samara Cyn, The Moving Stills, The Terrys and Yes Boone.

Following last year’s sold-out run, Spilt Milk 2026 kicks off in its spiritual home of Canberra/Ngunnawal on Saturday 12 December at Exhibition Park, before heading to Gold Coast/Kombumerri on Sunday 13 December at Gold Coast Sports Precinct. The festival then makes its Victorian debut in Geelong/Wadawurrung on Saturday 19 December at Kardinia Park Precinct, before wrapping up in Perth/Whadjuk on Sunday 20 December at Claremont Showground.

SPILT MILK

Presented by Kicks Entertainment

Saturday 12 December 2026 – Exhibition Park, Canberra | Ngunnawal
Sunday 13 December 2026 – Gold Coast Sports Precinct, Gold Coast | Kombumerri
Saturday 19 December 2026 – Kardinia Park Precinct, Geelong | Wadawurrung
Sunday 20 December 2026 – Claremont Showground, Perth | Whadjuk

Lineup

LEWIS CAPALDI, RAYE
(ONLY PERFORMING AT SPILT MILK)

KETTAMA, BABY KEEM
MAISIE PETERS, REMI WOLF, DMA’S
STÜM, TOBIAHS
(A-Z)
ALEKSIAH, BECCA HATCH, BORDERLINE
F3MIII, FAT PAPI, HARRY HAYES, JIGITZ
LEYLA EBRAHIMI, MISS KANINNA, PASH
SAMARA CYN, THE MOVING STILLS
THE TERRYS, YES BOONE

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Leading the charge is Scottish chart-dominator Lewis Capaldi, returning to Australia after a huge global comeback and unforgettable 2025 Glastonbury appearance. Fresh from selling more than a million tickets worldwide and a record-breaking Australian arena run, Capaldi arrives with his latest UK #1 single “Survive”, alongside the massive catalogue that includes “Someone You Loved”, the UK’s most-streamed song of all time.

South London superstar RAYE joins him at the top of the bill, bringing her genre-spanning blend of jazz-infused pop, soul and rave influences to the Spilt Milk stage. Following the release of her sophomore album THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE., the four-time GRAMMY nominee continues a phenomenal run that has seen her collect BRIT Awards, score global hits and build a catalogue with billions of streams.

Irish electronic favourite KETTAMA is ready to bring the festival grounds to life with his explosive mix of crushing bass, relentless drums and euphoric energy. Fresh from his album Archangel and collaborations with artists including Underworld and Dom Dolla, he arrives at peak form.

Baby Keem touches down following the release of Ca$ino, his long-awaited second album featuring collaborations with Kendrick Lamar, Too $hort and Denzel Curry. With a sold-out North American tour and major festival appearances behind him, his Spilt Milk set is one for the diary.

UK songwriter Maisie Peters will bring her sharp songwriting and confessional pop storytelling to all four Spilt Milk dates, showcasing tracks from her chart-topping album Florescence. Known for her electric live shows, Remi Wolf will deliver her colourful, unpredictable pop energy with fan favourites including “Photo ID”, “Cinderella” and “Toro”, while DMA’S return to the festival for the first time since appearing at Spilt Milk’s inaugural edition in 2016. With more than 500 million streams, platinum singles and appearances everywhere from Glastonbury to Coachella, the Sydney trio remain one of Australia’s most beloved indie exports.

The 2026 lineup also highlights some of the most exciting names rising through the ranks. South Australian artist Aleksiah brings infectious indie-pop and undeniable swagger, while Kamilaroi/Samoan artist Becca Hatch blends R&B with a club-ready edge. New Zealand’s Borderline arrive fresh from a sold-out North American tour with their hook-heavy indie rock, while Dublin artist F3miii moves between alternative R&B and electronic sounds, including viral Billboard Hot 100 single “NOBLE”.

Kurdish-Kiwi artist Fat Papi continues his meteoric rise after “FREAKED OUT” exploded globally, while Sydney producer Harry Hayes brings his genre-bending electronic sound that has earned praise from the likes of Caribou and Fred again.. Brooklyn’s jigitz is ready to take over the dancefloor with his frantic UK garage-inspired sound, while Persian-American artist Leyla Ebrahimi delivers intimate alt-pop confessionals from her debut EP Planet You Forgot Me.

No Spilt Milk party would be complete without Miss Kaninna, the Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung, Kalkadoon and Yirendali artist bringing fearless energy and a powerful live presence to the lineup.

Also joining the bill are Adelaide four-piece Pash with their nostalgic indie-pop sound, American rapper and singer-songwriter Samara Cyn, Melbourne-born and London-based producer STÜM, Central Coast favourites The Moving Stills, Aussie favourites The Terrys, Platinum-selling producer Tobiahs, and Sydney dance artist Yes Boone.

Spilt Milk will continue its commitment to championing new talent, with local triple j Unearthed winners set to open each show, alongside an American Apparel StAArt Up Fund winner performing on the Gold Coast.

With global names, homegrown favourites and the next wave of Australian talent all packed into one huge summer lineup, Spilt Milk 2026 is shaping up to be one of the country’s biggest festival moments.

MOSHTIX ticket requests are open now. Presale starts Thursday 30 July, with General sale on Friday 31 July. Sign up for presale access at spilt-milk.com.au