Australian Open Announces 2023 Music Programme With BENEE, Flight Facilities, Lastlings and More
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Vanessa Amorosi, BENEE, Flight Facilities, Lastlings and more will perform as part of the music programme for the Australian Open‘s inaugural AO Finals Festival, which will take place across the last three days of the 2023 Australian Open.
Proceedings will kick off on Friday, 27th January with the sixth edition of LGBTQI+ tennis event the Glam Slam, with a lineup that includes Amorosi plus singer-songwriter Montaigne and DJ Bertie. On the women’s final day (Saturday, 28th January), BENEE will play the Kia Arena stage joined by Thelma Plum, Winston Surfshirt and CC:DISCO! On Sunday, 29th January (the men’s final day), Flight Facilities will perform alongside Lastlings, Forest Claudette and Willo.
BENEE – ‘Never Ending’
“The Finals Festival will be an incredible way to wrap up what is shaping up as a spectacular AO23,” Australian Open Tournament Director Craig Tiley said in a statement. “It’s an exciting new initiative for the AO, which has always led the way with music and entertainment alongside the world-class tennis. The Finals Festival also gives us the opportunity to showcase our newest stadium, Kia Arena, in a unique new way.”
Tickets for each Finals Fest event will be $34 on their own. Alternatively, fans who buy either a ground pass or Rod Laver Arena stadium ticket for any of the three days can upgrade to enter the Kia Arena for an additional $5. Find more information and purchase tickets here.
AO Finals Festival 2023
Friday, 27th January
Vanessa Amorosi
Montaigne
Bertie
Saturday, 28th January
BENEE
Thelma Plum
Winston Surfshirt
CC:DISCO!
Sunday, 29th January
Flight Facilities
Lastlings
Forest Claudette
Willo
Further Reading
Forest Claudette: “I Wanted It To Be Cool and Beautiful”
Track By Track: Montaigne Draws Back the Curtain on ‘Making It!’
REVIEW: Flight Facilities – Forever
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