Good Vibrations Festival

Good Vibrations Festival commenced in 2004 and is an annual Australian music festival held in Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast and Perth. The festival takes place during February.

Contents 1 Artist lineups by year 1.1 2011 1.2 2010 1.3 2009 1.4 2008 1.5 2007 1.6 2006 1.7 2005 1.8 2004 2 External links

Artist lineups by year

2011

Faithless Phoenix Nas Damian "Jr Gong" Marley Sasha Ludacris The Ting Tings Kelis Erykah Badu Miike Snow Friendly Fires

Fat Freddy's Drop Fake Blood Rusko Sidney Samson Mike Posner Yolanda Be Cool Bag Raiders Koolism Tim & Jean Kill the Noise Fenech-Soler

2010

The Killers (Melbourne and Gold Coast only) Basement Jaxx Armand Van Helden Gossip Busta Rhymes Friendly Fires (DJ set only) Salt-N-Pepa Z-Trip Kid Cudi Naughty By Nature

Plump DJs Gym Class Heroes Chase & Status Live Dave Seaman Craze Chuckie Art vs. Science Bass Kleph Sam Obernik Killaqueenz

2009

Fatboy Slim The Presets The Roots Deadmau5 Sam Sparro Chromeo Roni Size / Reprazent Stanton Warriors The Potbelleez

Kid Kenobi and MC Shureshock Micky Slim Yelle Wale Rico Tubbs The Cuban Brothers Mike Relm Miami Horror Polo Club (Melbourne only)

Master of Ceremonies – Supernatural

2008

Kanye West (VIC/NSW/WA only) Cypress Hill Calvin Harris The Rapture Thievery Corporation (Live 20 piece) James Zabiela Pharoahe Monch A-Trak & Kid Sister Sinden

Katalyst (Live 6 piece) K-OS High Contrast featuring MC Wrec Pigeon John Surkin 16 Bit Lolitas Bag Raiders Radioclit Beat Vandals The Stafford Brothers

2007

• Snoop Dogg (originally Melbourne & Gold Coast only but made a surprise performance in Sydney on February 17)

Beastie Boys Jurassic 5 Timo Maas Cassius Nightmares On Wax Rahzel & DJ JS-One Desyn Masiello London Elektricity Sneaky Sound System DJ Dan

DJ Yoda Ajax Cut Copy Van She Fort Knox Five & Thunderball Dirty South Ursula 1000 Cicada Kraak and Smaak (DJ Set) Dirty Laundry

2006

James Brown Z-Trip Talib Kweli Estelle Norman Jay Switch, DJ Marky Shaun Ryder (DJ set) Nextmen

Bahamadia Lady Kier Deee Lite Datarock Malente Andy Caldwell Steve Lawler Freq Nasty The Cuban Brothers

2005

Scissor Sisters Mylo Arrested Development Handsome Boy Modeling School Amp Fiddler Bent Layo & Bushwacka Jazzanova

Ben WattBugz in the Attic Lyrics Born DJ Format & Abdominal MC DJ Patife & Clevelend Watkiss Max Sedgley Jacques Lu Cont Blood & Fire Sound System

2004

Moloko Soul II Soul Free*land Crazy Penis Nitin Sawhney Gangstarr

Blackalicious Lee Sratch Perry & The Mad Professor Asian Dub Foundation Miguel Migs featuring Lisa Shaw Gilles Peterson Tay

External links

• Good Vibrations Official Site

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