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HomeNewsSunshine Coast's Big Pineapple Festival releases huge 2025 lineup

Sunshine Coast’s Big Pineapple Festival releases huge 2025 lineup

The Big Pineapple Festival is back, bigger and juicier than ever for its 10 year anniversary edition – and organisers have peeled back the curtain on a stacked lineup of homegrown legends, global guests and rising stars ready to light up the Sunshine Coast on Saturday 1 November 2025.

Headlining the milestone event are Australian hip hop giants Hilltop Hoods, bringing their powerhouse live show to the Pineapple Fields for the first time ever. They’re joined by some of the biggest and most beloved names in Australian music including genre blurring heroes The Cat Empire, indie dance chart toppers The Jungle Giants, platinum certified dance royalty PNAU and heavy hitting metalcore outfit Polaris.

Adding even more flavour are Kiwi stadium sellers SIX60, Canberra’s rock favourites Hands Like Houses, viral US duo MKTO, coastal indie sweethearts Rum Jungle and ARIA Award winning singer songwriter Thelma Plum.

This year introduces a brand new dance music stage – Superlove Arena – a purpose built, immersive stage that celebrates electronic culture with huge B2B sets and international flavour. The arena features a monster lineup including Baauer (US), Bushbaby (UK), Anna Lunoe B2B Nina Las Vegas, KLP B2B Mell Hall, Little Fritter B2B Wongo, Paluma B2B Kessin, Shimmy and Raw Ordio.

Also joining the party are Betty Taylor, Beckah Amani, HEADSEND and IVANA—each bringing a fresh dose of talent and energy to the Pineapple Fields, alongside a handful of rising artists that continue the festival’s tradition of spotlighting the next gen.

“When we started this festival years ago, our goal was to put Australian artists front and centre and create an unforgettable experience for fans,” Mark Pico said, founder and festival director of Big Pineapple Festival. “To be here over a decade later with the festival stronger than ever and even earning industry awards again…is incredibly humbling. It’s a testament to the amazing community of artists, attendees and partners who have believed in the Big Pineapple Festival from the start.”

Beyond the music, fans can expect a full sensory escape. Returning favourites include the iconic Lantern Parade, which will once again light up the festival grounds just past sunset in a stunning display of colour and community. Festival goers can cheer on competitors in the Great Australian Pineapple Toss for a chance to witness true sporting greatness—hosted by Olympic legend Steven Bradbury. The now iconic Ferris Wheel will offer sweeping views of the festival from above, while roaming performers, immersive art installations and a vibrant marketplace will bring the site to life with colour, creativity and surprises around every corner.

New for 2025 is the introduction of a dedicated Health & Wellness Zone—offering festival goers a space to rest, reset and recharge. From guided meditation to ice baths and wellness activations, this mindful addition reflects the festival’s commitment to creating a more expansive and inclusive experience for its diverse audience.

Camping remains a cornerstone of the Big Pineapple adventure, with Friday and Saturday night stays available across BYO, rentable or lush glamping options.

The ongoing support of the Sunshine Coast Council has been instrumental to the festival’s growth and longevity. Sunshine Coast Council Mayor Rosanna Natoli said the Big Pineapple Festival was a vibrant reflection of the region’s creative spirit and cultural identity.

“Celebrating 10 years, this festival has grown into a cornerstone of our cultural calendar, bringing together artists, audiences and the community in a shared love of live music,” Mayor Natoli said.

“It’s especially exciting to see emerging local talent like Betty Taylor featured alongside national and international acts, reinforcing the Sunshine Coast’s reputation as a place where creativity thrives.”

TICKETS + DETAILS

Presale sign-up opens 8am AEST, Thursday 24 July

Presale tickets on sale 8am AEST, Monday 28 July

General tickets available from 8am AEST, Tuesday 29 July

PRE-SALE – $145

FIRST RELEASE – $150

SECOND RELEASE – $155

THIRD RELEASE – $160

FOURTH RELEASE – $165

FINAL RELEASE – $170

All tickets include booking fee

Big Pineapple Festival is strictly 18+

Sign up for pre-sale at: www.bigpineapplefestival.com.au

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