Saturday
The Soft Shoulders close the main stage. Bring a towel for the 4pm swim.
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Low Tide is a tiny festival on Placeholder Bay: two stages, local food, swims between sets and a curfew set by the moon. Six hundred tickets, then the gate shuts.
Twenty acts across two stages, close enough to hear the waves between songs. Set times land a week before the gates open.
The Soft Shoulders
Kelp Forest✶Dune Buggy Disco✶Nightjar Choir
Marlo·Tidepool·The Lifeguards·DJ Low Pressure·Bluebottle
Pearl Diver
Sea Glass✶Mango Season✶Ferry Boys
Salt & Static·Vera Vale·Rockpool Radio·Sunburn Club
Every act on this poster is a fictional placeholder.
Six hundred tickets in total, no VIP, no upsells. Kids under 12 come free with a grown-up.
The Soft Shoulders close the main stage. Bring a towel for the 4pm swim.
Both days, a spot in the dunes campground and a hot breakfast on Sunday.
Slower, sunnier, Pearl Diver at sunset. The best day for families.
There's no car park at the bay, on purpose. Here's the nice way in.
Your festival wristband doubles as a return ticket on the shuttle from the station.
The little ferry runs on a loop all weekend. Sit upstairs and wave at the stage.
Five minutes along the sand to the gate. There's a step-free boardwalk too.
Everything else is on the back of your ticket, or ask us at the info tent.
Yes, between the flags, with lifeguards on duty from 11am to 6pm. Low tide on Saturday is at 4:12pm, which is when the rock pools are best.
A boardwalk runs from the ferry to both stages, with a raised viewing deck, accessible toilets and a quiet tent. Carers come free.
The show goes on under the big top. If a storm closes the beach, we refund the day, no forms.
Tickets go on sale at 9am on the first of December. When the six hundred are gone, the gate is shut for the year.