Australia's biggest single-day music festival, Spilt Milk, has today unveiled its 2026 lineup and four-city tour, and it is an absolute weapon. Headlining exclusively at Spilt Milk are Scottish chart-dominator Lewis Capaldi, riding the wave of his sixth UK number one "Survive" and a record-shattering global return to live touring, alongside South London's four-time GRAMMY-nominated powerhouse RAYE, whose sophomore album THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. is anchored by the 800-million-stream UK smash "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!"

The broader lineup is equally stacked. Galway's KETTAMA arrives fresh off his 2025 album Archangel, while Baby Keem touches down on the back of his hotly anticipated second record Ca$ino. Maisie Peters, Remi Wolf and DMA'S round out the upper tier, with the latter making their first Spilt Milk appearance since performing at the festival's very first edition in 2016. Club-electronic heat comes from STÜM and Tobiahs, while a deep and eclectic support lineup spanning Aleksiah, Becca Hatch, Borderline, F3miii, Fat Papi, Harry Hayes, jigitz, Leyla Ebrahimi, Miss Kaninna, Pash, Samara Cyn, The Moving Stills, The Terrys and Yes Boone ensures there is something for every taste.

Spilt Milk 2026 spans two weekends in December, kicking off at Exhibition Park in Canberra on Saturday, 12th December, before heading to the Gold Coast Sports Precinct on Sunday, 13th December. The festival then moves to Kardinia Park Precinct in Geelong on Saturday, 19th December, wrapping at Claremont Showground in Perth on Sunday, 20th December. A Moshtix Ticket Request window is open now until 4pm AEST Monday, 27th July, with presale beginning Thursday, 30th July and general on-sale from 10am AEST Friday, 31st July.

Given last year's sold-out run across all cities, demand for Spilt Milk 2026 tickets is expected to be fierce. Festival-goers are encouraged to sign up at spilt-milk.com.au for presale access and the chance at the lowest-priced tickets, with payment plans available through Afterpay and PayPal. Art exhibitions curated in collaboration with Victoria Park Centre for the Arts' Create Connect initiative will also feature across all events, continuing Spilt Milk's commitment to showcasing artists with disabilities alongside its world-class musical program.