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Porchland Festival Brings The Good Vibes And Smooth Tunes

By Grace Schneider

Posted on November 14, 2018

About forty minutes south of Adelaide, looking out over the stunning Fleurieu Peninsula, this family friendly music festival will be a delight to your ears (and all the rest of your senses too).

Picture this.

A handmade porch in the middle of the most dreamy pine lined clearing you ever did see, brightly coloured bunting swaying in the breeze, smooth tunes floating through the air.

Not enough to tempt you?

Okay, close your eyes again.

Rows of wooden stalls packed with glorious South Australian market wares, a smorgasbord of things to keep your bellies full and your spirits high, and so many doggos to love on.

That’s Porchland. About forty minutes south of Adelaide, looking out over the stunning Fleurieu Peninsula, this family friendly slice of goodness will be a delight to your ears (and all the rest of your senses too).

The 2018 line up is jam-packed with good vibes and talent, bringing in the heart breaking babe of indie folk, Angie McMahon (VIC), Brisbane’s best dressed psych six piece Nice Biscuit (QLD), and local crew Runebilly Rattle (SA). They’re joining the already sensational treats of Kevin Morby (USA), Waxahatchee (USA), Greta Stanley (QLD), and local Delia Obst.

Bring your best mates and bros and babes to enjoy an authentic nice time, sprawl out on a Persian rug, fill your belly with delicious food, warm your bones with tasty wines, purchase some handmade local ceramics or vintage RM’ Williams and of course, sway, gyrate, dance, boogie, jive, jive to your heart’s content for eight hand plucked acts from your porch pals.

As lovers of limbering up, porch has also partnered with lululemon to present Lemonland, including a beautiful session of yoga at the start of the day (all necessities provided). Plus, if you grab yourself a Lemonland Ticket, you score yourself beanbags and cushions to sit on and your first drinkie’s on your porch pals!

Sounds like a good time.

And to make it even better, there are organised busses to get you there and back, so you can let a little loose without worries. Make sure you put your name down for a seat here.

WHERE: The Range Hall, 639 Range Road SA
WHEN: November 24, 1pm to 10pm
HOW: Get yo’ tix here.