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​Southbound 2016 announces more acts

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After recently dropping snippets from the line up, including Hermitude and a plethora of WA’s finest, Southbound 2016 has added a huge stack of names resulting in the most artists in the festival’s history. And there are still more to be announced!
 
For Western Australians, the festive holiday period is synonymous with the South West corner of our fair state. As such, Southbound organisers have locked in the period between Christmas and New Years as the new dates of the festival for 2016 and in years to come. The Southbound team are calling out to their loyal supporters to help to rebuild and improve the event due to the subsequent impact of January’s fires and to continue the festival legacy and its future with these new dates.

Take a huge breath in before absorbing the artists that will take to the stages over the brand new post-Christmas, pre-New Years dates for Southbound 2016 v.2 (in alphabetical order);
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The Bennies
Boo Seeka
The Cat Empire
Catfish And The Bottlemen
Dena Amy
Discovery: Daft Punk Tribute
Elk Road
Grrl Pal
Hermitude
Hideous Sun Demon
Highasakite
Hot Chip (DJ Set)
Hudson Mohawke
HWLS
Hydraulix
Just A Gent
Klue
Koi Child
Kučka
Ladyhawke
Lilt
Luke Million
Mathas
Montaigne
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Mosquito Coast
MSTRKRFT
Nicole Millar
Nina Las Vegas
Odd Mob
Paces
Peking Duk
Phantogram
Remi
Running Touch
SAFIA
San Cisco
Set Mo
Slumberjack
The Smith Street Band
Sticky Fingers
Throttle
Thundamentals
Time Pilot
Tired Lion
UV Boi
Vera Blue
ZHU
​Plus more to be announced
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First release tickets are moving very quickly and now with more names than you can poke a stick at, the allocation will be gone in no time!

​Tue 27th - Thu 29th Dec 2016 - Busselton, Sir Stewart Bovell Park - tickets from Moshtix

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Southbound and the South West community
The rebuilding process from the devastating fires that led to the cancellation of the January 2016 festival continue to be a costly exercise in both time and money. After raising over $150,000 towards the appeal with the Southbound Benefit Concert held just days after the January cancellation, the festival will continue to undertake fundraising initiatives leading up to the December event, including collection options made on ground across the three day festival.
 
More than ever, Southbound feels strongly connected to the South West and is developing programs and strategies to cement the synergy between the local community and the festival.

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