Groovin' the Moo

Notes

• The Narrandera show was also known by some sources as "Groovin the Moo 2". While www.GTM.net.au still references the Narrandera show as taking place under the "ABOUT GTM" section, it is not referenced under the "PAST LINEUPS" section bringing into question the official status of this show today.[3][4]

Notes

• "Gomez", from the United Kingdom, is credited as the first international act to appear at Groovin' The Moo on www.GTM.net.au. However "Local Knowledge", from New Zealand, played twice before "Gomez" first appearance, once in 2005 & once in 2006.

Notes

• A ^ Maitland Showground 12 May.
• B ^ Albury Racecourse 24 November.

Notes

• A ^ Maitland Showground 26 April.
• B ^ Lou Lister Park 3 May.

• The Living End
• Hilltop Hoods
• The Grates
• De La Soul (USA)
• Architecture in Helsinki
• Little Birdy
• Muscles (DJ Set)
• Infusion
• Okkervil River (USA)
• Ratatat (USA)
• The Drones
• Van She
• Tame Impala
• Miami Horror (Live)
• The Twelves (Brazil)
• Horrorshow
• Christer (CAN)
• Hercules in NY
• My Own Enemy - Pushover Winner

• 2 May 2009 – Lou Litster Park, Townsville.
• 9 May 2009 – Maitland Showground, Maitland.
• 16 May 2009 – Prince of Wales Showground's, Bendigo.

• Vampire Weekend (USA)
• Silverchair
• Empire of the Sun
• Grinspoon
• Tegan and Sara (CAN)
• Spoon (USA)
• British India
• Lisa Mitchell
• Miami Horror
• Kisschasy
• Bag Raiders
• Kid Koala presents The Slew Live (CAN)
• Muph and Plutonic
• Funkoars
• Space Invadas Illy
• Ajax
• Jonathan Boulet
• Yacht Club DJs
• Killaqueens
• The Only

• Saturday 1 May, Bendigo, Prince of Wales Showground.
• Sunday 2 May, Townsville, Murray Sports Complex – Townsville Cricket Grounds.
• Saturday 8 May, Maitland, Maitland Showground.
• Sunday 9 May, Canberra, The Meadows, University of Canberra.
• Saturday 15 May, Bunbury, Hay Park.

• AC Slater (USA)
• Art vs. Science
• Architecture in Helsinki
• The Aston Shuffle
• Birds of Tokyo
• Bliss n Eso
• Cut Copy
• Darwin Deez (USA)
• Datarock (NOR)
• Drapht
• The Drums (USA)
• The Go! Team (UK)
• Gotye
• Gyroscope
• The Holidays
• Horrorshow
• House of Pain (USA)
• The Jezabels
• Nina Las Vegas (Triple J)
• Sampology (AV/DJ Set)
• Unkle-Live (UK)
• Washington
• The Wombats (UK)
  • The Wombats and The Holidays pulled out of the Bunbury show due to overseas commitments. They were replaced by Boy & Bear along with 360 and Pez.

• Sat 30 April, Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo.
• Sun 1 May, Townsville Cricket Grounds, Townsville.
• Sat 7 May, Maitland Showground, Maitland.
• Sun 8 May, The Meadows, University of Canberra.
• Sat 14 May, Hay Park, Bunbury.

• 360
• Adrian Lux (SWE)
• Andrew WK (USA) One Man Party Tour
• Ball Park Music
• Beni
• Big Scary
• Bluejuice
• Chiddy Bang (USA)[5]
• City and Colour (CAN)
• Digitalism (GER)
• The Getaway Plan
• Gold Fields
• Hermitude
• Hilltop Hoods
• Kaiser Chiefs (UK)
• Kimbra
• The Maccabees (UK)
• Matt Corby
• Muscles
• Mutemath (USA)
• Naysayer & Gilsun
• Parkway Drive
• Public Enemy (USA)
• Purple Sneakers DJs
• San Cisco
• Wavves (USA)
  • Ball Park Music replaced Chiddy Bang, who withdrew from the lineup so they could focus on promoting their (at the time) upcoming album.

• Sat 5 May, Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo.
• Sun 6 May, Murray Sports Complex, Townsville.
• Sat 12 May, Maitland Showground, Maitland.
• Sun 13 May, The Meadows, Canberra.
• Sat 19 May, Hay Park, Bunbury.

• Alison Wonderland
• Alpine
• The Amity Affliction
• The Bronx (USA)
• DZ Deathrays (DJ Set)
• Example (UK)
• Flume
• Frightened Rabbit (UK)
• Hungry Kids of Hungary
• The Kooks (UK)
• Last Dinosaurs
• Matt & Kim (USA)
• Midnight Juggernauts
• Pez
• Regurgitator
• Seth Sentry
• ShockOne
• Tame Impala
• Tegan and Sara (CAN)
• The Temper Trap
• They Might Be Giants (USA)
• Tuka With Ellesquire
• Urthboy
• DJ Woody's Big Phat 90's Mixtape (UK)
• Yacht (USA)
• Yolanda Be Cool
  • During Pez's performance at the Bunbury show, 360 came on stage and performed "The Festival Song"
  • Urthboy pulled out of the Bunbury show due to illness and was replaced with Allday

• Sat 27 Apr, Maitland Showground, Maitland.
• Sun 28 Apr, University of Canberra, Canberra.
• Sat 4 May, Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo.
• Sun 5 May, Murray Sports Complex, Townsville.
• Sat 11 May, Hay Park, Bunbury.

• Action Bronson (USA)
• Andy Bull
• Allday
• Architecture in Helsinki
• Cults (USA)
• Disclosure (UK)
• Dizzee Rascal (UK)
• Holy F**K (CAN)
• Illy
• The Jezabels
• The Jungle Giants
• Karnivool
• Kingswood
• The Kite String Tangle
• Loon Lake
• The Naked and Famous (NZ)
• Parkway Drive
• Peking Duk
• The Presets
• Robert Delong (USA)
• Thundamentals
• Vance Joy
• Violent Soho
• Wave Racer
• What So Not
  • Allday replaced Action Bronson, who withdrew from the lineup due to "unforeseen circumstances regarding recording commitments".

• Friday, 25 April, Oakbank Racecourse, Oakbank.
• Saturday, 26 April, Maitland Showground, Maitland.
• Sunday, 27 April, University of Canberra.
• Saturday, 3 May, Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo.
• Sunday, 4 May, Murray Sports Complex, Townsville.
• Saturday, 10 May, Hay Park, Bunbury.

• ASAP Ferg (USA)
• Ball Park Music
• Broods (NZ)
• Carmada
• Charli XCX (UK)
• The Delta Riggs
• DMA'S
• Flight Facilities
• Hermitude
• Hilltop Hoods
• Hot Dub Time Machine
• Meg Mac
• Northlane
• One Day
• Peace (UK)
• Peaches (CAN)
• The Preatures
• RL Grime (USA)
• San Cisco
• Saskwatch
• Sticky Fingers
• Tkay Maidza
• Wolfmother
• You Me at Six (UK)

• Saturday 25 April, Oakbank Racecourse, Oakbank.
• Sunday 26 April, Hay Park, Bunbury.
• Saturday 2 May, Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo.
• Sunday 3 May, University of Canberra, Canberra.
• Saturday 9 May, Maitland Showground, Maitland.
• Sunday 10 May, Murray Sports Complex, Townsville.

• Alison Wonderland
• Boo Seeka
• Boy & Bear
• British India
• Client Liaison
• Danny Brown (USA)
• Drapht
• DZ Deathrays
• Emma Louise
• Golden Features
• Harts
• In Hearts Wake
• Illy
• Jarryd James
• MS MR (USA)
• Mutemath (USA)
• Ngaiire
• Odesza (USA)
• Ratatat (USA)
• REMI
• The Rubens
• Safia
• Twenty One Pilots (USA)
• Vallis Alps
• Vic Mensa (USA)
• What So Not
  • What So Not and Jarryd James replaced Mutemath and Vic Mensa, who withdrew from the lineup due to unspecified reasons.
  • Of Monsters and Men were added to the lineup, but only for the Bunbury show.

• Saturday, 23 April, Maitland Showground, Maitland.
• Sunday, 24 April, University of Canberra, Canberra.
• Monday, 25 April, Oakbank Racecourse, Oakbank.
• Saturday, 30 April, Bendigo's Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo.
• Sunday, 1 May, Townsville Cricket Grounds, Townsville.
• Saturday, 7 May, Hay Park, Bunbury.

• Against Me! (USA)
• Allday
• Amy Shark
• Architects (UK)
• The Darkness (UK)
• Dillon Francis (USA)
• George Maple
• Hayden James
• The Jungle Giants
• K.Flay (USA)
• L-FRESH the Lion
• Loyle Carner (UK)
• Methyl Ethel
• Milky Chance (GER)
• Montaigne
• Northeast Party House
• Pnau
• Slumberjack
• The Smith Street Band
• Snakehips (UK)
• Tash Sultana
• Thundamentals
• Violent Soho
• The Wombats (UK)
  • DRAM was originally announced to play the festival, however he withdrew from the lineup for unknown reasons.
  • Tash Sultana pulled out of the Maitland and Bendigo shows due to illness. She was replaced by Amy Shark in Bendigo.
  • Montaigne pulled out of the Bendigo show due to illness. It is unknown who her replacement was.

• Friday 28 April, Adelaide Showground, Wayville (SA).
• Saturday 29 April, Maitland Showground, Maitland (NSW).
• Sunday 30 April, Murray Sports Complex, Townsville (QLD).
• Saturday 6 May, Bendigo's Price of Wales Showground, Bendigo (VIC).
• Sunday 7 May, University of Canberra, Bruce (ACT).
• Saturday 13 May, Hay Park, Bunbury (WA).

• Alex Lahey
• Aminé (USA)
• The Amity Affliction
• Baker Boy
• Ball Park Music
• Claptone (GER)
• Confidence Man
• Cosmo's Midnight
• Dean Lewis
• Duke Dumont (UK)
• Flight Facilities
• Grinspoon
• Lady Leshurr (UK)
• Mallrat
• N.W.A.'s DJ Yella ft. Playboy T (USA)
• Ocean Alley
• Paul Kelly
• Portugal. The Man (USA)
• Public Service Broadcasting (UK)
• Royal Blood (UK)
• Sampa the Great
• Skegss
• SuperDuperKyle (USA)
• Tkay Maidza
• Vera Blue
• Winston Surfshirt
  • DJ Yella ft. Playboy T replaced SuperDuperKyle, who withdrew from the lineup due to changes in his album scheduling.
  • Duckwrth was added to the lineup, but only for the Bunbury show

• Friday 27 April, Adelaide Showground, Wayville (SA)
• Saturday 28 April, Maitland Showground, Maitland (NSW)
• Sunday 29 April, University of Canberra, Bruce (ACT)
• Saturday 5 May, Bendigo's Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo (VIC)
• Sunday 6 May, Murray Sports Complex, Townsville (QLD)
• Saturday 12 May, Hay Park, Bunbury (WA)

• ASAP Twelvyy (USA)
• Angie McMahon
• Aurora (NOR)
• Billie Eilish (USA)
• Carmouflage Rose
• Coolio (USA)
• Crooked Colours
• DMA's
• Duckwrth (USA)
• Fisher
• Flosstradamus (USA)
• G Flip
• Haiku Hands
• Hermitude
• Hilltop Hoods
• Holy Holy
• Jack River
• Jimothy (UK)
• Just A Gent
• MØ (DNK)
• Nick Murphy
• Nicole Millar
• Regurgitator
• Rejjie Snow (IRL)
• Sofi Tukker (USA)
• Spinderella (USA)
• Thelma Plum
• Tokimonsta (USA)
• Trophy Eyes
• Wafia
  • Jimothy and Wafia replaced Tokimonsta, who withdrew from the lineup due to unspecified reasons.
  • Fisher did not appear in Bunbury and was replaced with ShockOne.

• Friday 26 April, Adelaide Showground, Wayville (SA)
• Saturday 27 April, Maitland Showground, Maitland (NSW)
• Sunday 28 April, Exhibition Park, Canberra (ACT)
• Saturday 4 May, Bendigo's Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo (VIC)
• Sunday 5 May, Murray Sports Complex, Townsville (QLD)
• Saturday 11 May, Hay Park, Bunbury (WA)

The 2020 festival was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia.[6]

• AJ Tracey (UK)
• Bhad Bhabie (USA)
• Blanco Brown (USA)
• The Cat Empire
• Channel Tres (USA)
• Clairo (USA)
• Darude (FIN)
• Dope Lemon
• E^ST
• Gang of Youths
• Hayden James
• Kelis (USA)
• Kira Puru
• Mallrat
• Manu Crooks
• Maxo Kream (USA)
• Ruby Fields
• San Cisco
• Slowly Slowly
• Sugarhill Gang (USA)
• Supergrass (UK)
• Tones and I
• The Veronicas
• Waax
• YBN Cordae (USA)

• Friday 24 April, Adelaide Showground, Wayville (SA)
• Saturday 25 April, Exhibition Park, Canberra (ACT)
• Sunday 26 April, Hay Park, Bunbury (WA)
• Saturday 2 May, Bendigo's Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo (VIC)
• Sunday 3 May, Murray Sports Complex, Townsville (QLD)
• Saturday 9 May, Maitland Showground, Maitland (NSW)

Bold indicates headline act.

Notes

• A ^ Big Top Luna Park 14 December.
• B ^ Palace Theater and Ding Dong Lounge 15 December.

The full lineup was announced on 9 October.[7]

The Plot was not held in 2014.[8]

Bold indicates headline act.

Notes

• A ^ Parramatta Park 5 December.

The full lineup was announced on 30 September.[9]

• A ^ Parramatta Park 19 December.

The full lineup was announced on 24 August.[10]

A.B. Original, Alex Lahey, Allday, Amy Shark, Confidence Man, GL, Hellions, Soul Benefits, Kinder, Ebony Boadu, Sarah Connor, Amber Dubs, The Belligerents, The Bennies, Bootleg Rascal, Buoy, Cult Shotta, Dorsal Fins, Dylan Joel, E^ST, Elizabeth Rose, FROYO, Gold Fields, Hyjak, Indian Summer, Ivan Ooze, Jannath Beth + DJ Lili Joy, Japanese Wallpaper, Kazi A, Lanks, Luca Brasi, Mallrat, MMAD, Montaigne, Mumbles, Nardine, Nicole Millar, Ocean Alley, Onion Man, Paces, Pierce Brothers, Richard Bell, Running Touch, Tash Sultana, Thelma Plum, Tired Lion, Vera Blue, WSU Poets, Zeadala + Judenn, Ziggy Alberts.

• A ^ Parramatta Park 18 December.

The full lineup was announced on 23 August.[10]

Airling, Alex The Astronaut, Alice Ivy, Bec Sandridge, Cable Ties, Clowns, Confidence Man, Dean Lewis, Dear Seattle, Dobby, Haiku Hands, Hatchie, Hollow Coves, Jess Locke, Kuren, Kyle Lionhart, Lastlings, Maddy Jane, Mallrat, Manu Crook$, Miss Blanks, Ninajirachi, Northeast Party House, Nyxen, Odette, Oh Boy, Okenyo, Ruby Fields, Saatsuma, Skeggs, Sleepmakeswaves, Stella Donnelly, The Teskey Brothers, Tigertown, Waax, YoungstaCPT (RSA).

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