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Temper Trap and Benee headline Good Gumnuts 2027 festival

Australian rock band Temper Trap and New Zealand singer Benee will headline the Good Gumnuts festival in Tasmania in March 2027.

Good Gumnuts is turning five with a line-up of about 40 acts for its March 2027 instalment. The festival, which started as a wedding anniversary celebration for founders Harry Badcock and Charlotte Grey, has grown from 300 attendees to an expected 4,000.

Temper Trap and Benee top the bill, alongside Luca Brasi, Dune Rats, Teenage Joans, and Press Club. Tasmanian acts feature strongly, including Big Alcatraz and Iris & The 99 Bends.

The three-day event takes place at Burnie Agriplex from March 5 to 7. Presale registration opens now, with early access on September 23.

Turning 5
Festival edition
About 40
Acts in line-up
300 to 4,000 expected
Growth in attendance
March 5-7, 2027, Burnie Agriplex
Dates and location

Why it mattersThe expanded festival brings touring artists to regional Tasmania and strengthens the local music scene.

AustraliaGood Gumnuts attracts interstate visitors to Tasmania and supports local musicians and the community economy.

Corroborated bytheadvocate.com.au

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