See you in 2022
It is with the heaviest of hearts that we bring you the news that the 2021 St Kilda Festival will not go ahead due to risks and uncertainties surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
We know this will bring disappointment to those who support the St Kilda Festival year on year and we too feel that sadness. Our thoughts are with those in the arts and events industries who work tirelessly to deliver the events we love, and continue to feel the strain and devastation of cancelled events due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
To our partners, event staff, artists, suppliers, stallholders, volunteers, local traders and, of course, our enthusiastic festival-goers, we can’t wait to see you when we return in February 2022.
And to steal a phrase from Hot Dub Time Machine (pictured closing out the 2020 Main Stage), it'll be the Best. Party. Ever.

Hot Dub Time Machine
Australia's Largest Free Music Festival
Join Australia’s biggest free celebration of summer, showcasing Australian artists and talent against the spectacular natural beauty of the St Kilda foreshore.
St Kilda Festival is Australia’s largest community festival; a celebration of community spirit – live local music and the beautiful St Kilda foreshore.

- Amaru Tribe.
- Bad Bangs.
- BIRDZ.
- Busby Marou.
- Cash Savage and the Last Drinks.
- Creature Fear.
- Dallas Woods .
- Delsinki.
- Dr Sure's Unusual Practice.
- DRMNGNOW.
- Ebony Boadu.
- Emilee South.
- Face Face.
- Francesca Gonzales.
- Freya Josephine Hollick.
- Gordon Koang.
- Hannah Kate.
- Horns of Leroy feat. Thando.
- Hot Dub Time Machine.
- Huntly.
- Iaki Vallejo.
- ICEHOUSE plays Flowers.
- Jade Imagine.
- Juno Disco.
- Kee'ahn.
- Kylie Auldist.
- Mama Kin Spender.
- Messy Mammals.
- Mikhaell.
- Port Royal.
- Press Club.
- RAT!hammock.
- REMI .
- Ships Piano.
- Stonefield.
- Teenage Dads.
- The Black Sorrows.
- The Hunter Express.
- The Kite String Tangle.
- The Push Stage.
- The Rebelles.
- Tia Gostelow.
- Yergurl.
- Zoë Fox and the Rocket Clocks.