Charlie XCX and Duke Dumont are bringing dance-pop vibes to For The Love in 2023
In what is truly a feast for our eyes and ears, the 2022-2023 summer festival season is packed with a bounty of world-class gigs. Rounding out this bevvy of sun-soaked festivals is the seaside dance-pop event of the season, otherwise known as For The Love. A slew of top-tier international and local artists will head to Main Beach on Saturday February 25 to help you dance and sing into the sunset. With Charlie XCX, Duke Dumont, Snakehips, Cosmo’s Midnight and Budjerah on the cards, it’s safe to say we’ll be kicking off 2023 by boogying our little butts off.
Get ready to soak up a stellar selection of Aussie and international entertainment as beachside festival For The Love is coming back to Doug Jennings Park in just a few short months. The festival is curated by the same folk behind beloved music events Beyond The Valley, Wildlands Festival, Grapevine Gathering and more, and will see an eclectic clutch of performers take the stage. Global pop star Charlie XCX and dance icons Duke Dumont, Sonny Fodera and Snakehips lead the line-up, which also features Aussie favourites like Cosmo’s Midnight, Budjerah, Kye, Sumner and Jade Zoe.
Supported by triple j, For The Love is hitting four waterside amphitheaters across the country, kicking things off on the Gold Coast before gracing Wollongong, Melbourne and Perth with the good vibes. For those who want to lap up some luxury, global fashion brand Nana Judy will again host VIP lounges where guests can enjoy top-tier entertainment coupled with some lavish extras, providing an unforgettable festival experience. The festival will also engage its environmentally-driven Music For Oceans initiative, which helps give back to the waterside locations that host the events while working with tourism boards to deliver community-focused activations and fundraising activities.
Eager to spend the end of summer dancing the day away? Secure your ticket when they go on sale at 9:00 am (pre-sale) and 4:00 pm AEDT on Thursday December 1.
To find out more about what’s on in the Gold Coast, head to our Event Guide.
