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.

Writer Hugo Hodge explores how Fiji's most exciting modern label helped replace the country's foreign music idols with homegrown talent.

Launching with over 70 shows, Trust.FM hopes to fulfil a long-overdue need on Ngambri/Ngunnawal land.

The fundraiser, hoping to raise $150,000 to help Neck of the Woods reopen its doors, launched on Saturday and has already raised over $64,000 at the time of writing.

The festival's reputation for curatorial challenges & quality continues in 2026.

The Kaytetye producer and DJ shares the first taste of her next project ahead of its official release.

One of Australia’s most iconic & purposeful musical celebrations returns.

The former robot also appeared on New York's The Lot Radio yesterday for an impromptu broadcast.