Sydney's most organic, charming festival, Changing Lanes, is back on the 17th of September for its second consecutive year, taking over the lower end of Devonshire St, its surrounding laneways and venues to raise funds for FBi Radio. MAPS Entertainment and FBi Radio are transforming that part of Surry HIlls into a cultural wonderland featuring a melting pot of music, street art, fashion, photography and food. So awesome is the festival and so cheap are the tickets, that the first release has already sold out in a heartbeat, so, if you wanna be there, you'd best get your act together and grab one from the second release before they all go too. Check out www.changinglanesfestival.com for more ticketing details.
Changing Lanes made its debut in Newtown last year and was an overwhelming success. The event combined music, art and fashion and included acts such as Tame Impala and Itch-e & Scratch-e, resulting in tickets selling out in only a week. Festival Director, Danae Goiser said “We are pretty blown away by the creative concepts some of the artists have come up with for this year’s event. It’s an inspiring time to be involved in Sydney’s creative communities and we’re so proud to be able to provide a platform for artists to showcase their talents.”
This year will see the likes of PVT, The Vasco Era, Gareth Liddiard, The Snowdroppers, Papa Vs Pretty, Bleeding Knees and Megastick Fanfare joined by heaps of other acts. And a second announcement of artists includes Big Scary, Canyons DJs, Domeyko / Gonzalez and, most excitingly of all, Cameras. Visit www.changinglanesfestival.com for the full line up.
Buy your tickets today. If you don't take our advice then don't come crying to us when you miss out.
