A look into...Groovin the Moo

A look into...Groovin the Moo

Groovin’ the Moo returns to Bunbury for another year, showcasing a variety of international and local talent. Major acts include everyones favourite girl-next-door crush, DJ sensation Alison Wonderland, Sydney electronic trip hop duo Boo Seeka, Brisbane punk duo DZ Deathrays, the mysterious, anonymous electronic dance producer Golden Features, dance duo Client Liaison, electronica trio SAFIA, indie rockers British India, indie folk rockers Boy and Bear and Triple J Hottest 100 winners The Rubens

Mega babe Alison Wonderland!!!

Mega babe Alison Wonderland!!!

This years festival has a distinct American feel to it, with several international acts making the long trip over from the states. Fresh from their tour of Canada, self-professed ‘schizoid-pop’ duo Twenty One Pilots will be joined by Rappers Danny Brown and Vic Mensa, dream pop duo MS MR, electronic duo ODESZA, electronic rock duo Ratatat and rockers Mutemath.

Lyrical genius Danny Brown is getting ready to head down under. 

Lyrical genius Danny Brown is getting ready to head down under. 

Local acts include hip hop artist Drapht, electropop duo GRRL PAL and futuristic electronic duo TIME PILOT. As well as Triple J unearthed winners, home-grown Bunbury metalcore rockers Longshore and young indie rock duo Mosquito Coast. Whilst Mootown will be returning to yet again showcase the impressive abundance of awesome West Australian DJ’s and producers. 

Local electronic outfit Grrl Pal joins the lineup.

Local electronic outfit Grrl Pal joins the lineup.

At first glance, casual music listeners could be forgiven for thinking that the 2016 GTM line-up appeared to be lacking in some of the more popular, well known household names. But the sheer depth of amoozing (sorry) talent and enthralling festival atmosphere will ensure that Groovin’ the Moo 2016 will once again be an unforgettable experience. And when tickets only cost just over one green note, you’d be crazy not to copy and paste THIS into your browser.


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