The festival's 2026 edition proved that there's never been a better time to slow down & pay attention.

The festival, taking place on November of this year, sold 95% of its tickets before a single artist was announced.

After a four year hiatus, one of the country's most intimate gatherings returns.

Boorloo/Perth’s dnb scene goes national in a six-city tour.

"Long enough to watch seeds become trees, for first-timers to become veterans," the festival shared.

Featuring Cut Copy, Ladyhawke, Bag Raiders, Bang Gang & FUKHED, in their words, it’s set to be “the ultimate party”.

The space welcomes 140 artists across multiple disciplines into a 150-year-old deconsecrated church on Kent St in its city’s CBD.

At 39 tracks and featuring a variety of local and international stars, 'SAVE NECK OF THE WOODS' proves the legacy that the venue has created.