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# Changing Tides Festival

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- [Home 2025](https://changingtides.com.au/) - A Message from Changing Tides FestivalWe’re heartbroken to share that Changing Tides Festival has been cancelled and will not be returning. This decision hasn’t been made lightly, and we’re so grateful for all the love, energy, and support from those who believed in our little coastal dream. Ticket refunds are being processed via Oztix in

## Artists

- [Skegss](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/skegss/) - In the nine years since their inception, Skegss (singer/guitarist Ben Reed, bassist/guitarist/vocalist, and drummer Jonny Lani) emerged from their laid-back, Australian small town roots as unlikely anti-heroes of the country’s vibrant rock scene. Their riotous releases have sparked circle pits and stage dives all over—from dingy pubs and skate parks, to 35K capacity festival stages—and
- [The Rions](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/the-rions/) - From their early beginnings as high school classmates, The Rions have cemented their status as ‘ones to watch’ - going from winning triple j’s Unearthed High in 2021 with their now ARIA Gold Certified single ‘Night Light’, to having amassed over 62 million global streams across their catalogue. With an indie rock sensibility that draws
- [Chloe Parché](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/chloe-parche/)
- [MAY-A](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/may-a/) - MAY-A is a Sydney-based singer-songwriter and visual artist known for her introspective lyrics and genre-blending sound that fuses indie pop with alt-rock and electronic influences. A leading voice and advocate of queer representation and challenging traditional norms within the music industry, MAY-A's breakout track “Apricots” (2020) marked a pivotal moment in her career, as it
- [Boy Soda](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/boy-soda/) - Raised in Central Coast’s Terrigal, BOY SODA found an overflowing creative community in Sydney, saying, “I think I definitely need to be seen on a creative level and in the spiritual level by the people that are in my life, and I found those people in Sydney,” After a standout performance at Australia’s inaugural SXSW
- [The Rubens](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/the-rubens/) - By their fifth album, some bands hit creative gold; some hit the autopilot button. With SODA, Sydney five piece The Rubens have made their best record to date. They define and refine their sound while remaining increasingly experimental. They push musical boundaries without losing what makes them special. Within the inviting world of SODA you’ll
- [Noah Cyrus](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/noah-cyrus/) - Noah Cyrus may have grown up in one of music’s most high-profile families, but after years in and around the spotlight, she emerges as her own woman and a fully realized artist. On her new album I Want My Loved Ones to Go With Me, Noah makes clear her independent voice and vision — while
- [Triple J Unearthed Winner](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/triple-j-unearthed-winner/) - Be sure to check out the Triple J Unearthed winner at Changing Tides 2025, part of our support for emerging artists!
- [RGL (Inspired Unemployed)](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/rgl-inspired-unemployed/) - In the year 2016, from the hellfire’s of Gerringong, Retired Gentleman’s league was born. Formed by rockstars Mathew Falcon Ford, Jack Stezzy Steele, Dom ‘Dominator’ Littrich and Bill Bongo King, RGL was created to redefine rock and roll as you’ve heard it. Coming off the back of a sold out show at Warilla Bowling club,
- [Holly Humberstone](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/holly-humberstone/) - At the core of BRIT Rising Star winner and Ivor Novello-nominated singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone is her devotion to the art of storytelling. That craft came to full fruition with the release of her debut album Paint My Bedroom Black in 2023 — a bold, expansive body of work that cemented her status as one of
- [Sam Fender](https://changingtides.com.au/artist/sam-fender/) - If Sam Fender’s debut album, 2019’s Hypersonic Missiles, introduced a smart, streetwise young British songwriter with a penchant for euphoric, hard-hitting guitar anthems, it was 2021’s peerless Seventeen Going Under that sent the Newcastle artist stratospheric. An acute observer who turns the mirror not only on the streets that he grew up walking, but to

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