Hot To Go: St Jerome’s Laneway Festival lineup led by Chappell Roan

Predictions were on the money for next years edition of the touring festival.

St Jerome’s Laneway Festival lineup has landed and by god is she BIG!

Queen of the Midwest, ‘Good Luck Babe’, ‘The Subway’, ‘Pink Pony Club’ and ‘Hot To Go’ songstress, Chappell Roan will be headlining the 2026 festival alongside a slew of the hottest names in music.

She is joined by Wet Leg, Wolf Alice, Pinkpantheress, Role Model and so many more.

St Jerome’s Laneway Festival 2026 Dates

• Thursday 5 February – Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland
• Saturday 7 February – Yugambeh Jagun/Gold Coast
• Sunday 8 February – Eora/Sydney
• Friday 13 February – Naarm/Melbourne
• Saturday 14 February – Tarndanya/Adelaide

Lineup

Chappell Roan

Alex G

Benee

Cavetown

The Dare

Geese

Gigi Perez

Jensen McRae

Lucy Dacus

Malcolm Todd

Mt. Joy

Oklou

Pinkpantheress

Role Model

Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers

Wet Leg

WISP

Wolf Alice

Yung Lean & Bladee

9 Lives

Armlock

Blusher

Djanaba

Lontalius

Mokotron

Ringlets

Shady Nasty

The Belair Lip Bombs

Womb

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Laneway will be returning to its usual spots in 2026, including Centennial Park in Sydney and Flemington Park in Melbourne. Over in Perth, the festival find home at Arena Joondalup and Adelaide levels up to be at Adelaide Showgrounds, filling out every corner that outdoor venue has to offer. In big changes, Queensland will be moving out of Brisbane and into the Gold Coast taking over Southport Sharks on Yugambeh Land.

Back to the huge lineup who will be hitting up each spot, you have New York indie king, The Dare, 1/3 of Boy Genius, Lucy Dacus, New Zealand beats maker Benee and homegrown heroes Teen Jesus and The Jean Teasers.

In a festival exclusive, UK rockers Wolf Alice will be bringing their latest album The Clearing to the stage. It’s a return to the festival following a massive set in 2018, where ‘Don’t Delete The Kisses’ received a massive crowd singalong. Across four albums, including the 2021 masterpiece Blue Weekend, Wolf Alice have quickly become a benchmark act in the live and studio space.

On the emerging front, the festival champions local shakers and movers heading up the industry ladder including 9 Lives, Armlock, Blusher, Djanaba, Lontalius, Mokotron, Ringlets, Shady Nasty, Womb and a band who is exploding everywhere at the moment, The Belair Lip Bombs.

Sideshows will likely be on the cards in the coming weeks so keep you eyes on this page for updates.

Tickets to Laneway Festival are on sale from 10am AEST on Wednesday 24 September, with a presale opening on the 23rd at staggered times across each city. Suss the festival’s website for all the details you need to lock in your tickets.