The set times for Adelaide’s Listen In 2024 festival have finally dropped, with the festival returning to Ellis Park on Sunday September 29th.
The lineup will feature 21 Savage, Folamour, Jessie Reyez, John Summit, Lil Tjay, A Little Sound, Skepta, Theodore Kittens, Apollo (Live) Triple J Unearthed Winners and more. Their set times are as follows:
- Theodore Kittens – 2:00pm
- Apollo (Live) – 2:35pm
- A Little Sound – 3:10pm
- Jessie Reyez – 4:00pm
- Folamour – 4:45pm
- John Summit – 5:55pm
- Lil Tjay – 7:20pm
- Skepta – 8:15pm
- 21 Savage – 9:15pm
Grammy-winning rapper, songwriter, and producer 21 Savage is coming to Australia for the very first time, bringing his platinum hits “Savage Mode,” “Issa Album,” and “Bank Account.”
While British-Nigerian rapper Skepta will release his new album “Knife and Fork” right before the tour, so festivalgoers might catch a special performance with Flo Milli, who has over half a billion streams and gained fame with her mixtape “Ho, Why Is You Here?”
After selling out arenas in Australia last year, Lil Tjay returns with singles like “Brothers,” “F.N,” and “Calling My Phone.” While John Summit, known for his tracks “Where You Are,” “Shiver,” and “Go Back,” will perform following his debut album “Comfort in Chaos.”
Listen In festival in Adelaide is a smaller version of the major Listen Out festival that is back for another year across Australia, in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, over October and September. The festival showcases a range of artists in dance, electronic, and hip hop.
Partnering with Listen In for all your beverage needs is Jose Cuervo, serving up Sparkling Margaritas in classic lime, watermelon, and pink grapefruit flavours. Red Bull is back to keep energy levels high, while Smirnoff Vodka and Smirnoff Soda – complete with real fruit juice and bubbles – will keep the good times rolling. Tempus One will also bring some extra fruity vibes to the festival.
What: Listen In 2024
Where: Ellis Park, Adelaide
When: Sunday September 29th
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