Splendour in the Grass 2023

Pop megastar Lizzo has been announced as the headliner of an incredible Splendour In The Grass 2023 lineup.

Splendour will be hoping for a return to form this year, with the 2022 edition falling foul of difficult weather conditions. Following a troubled 2022 edition, Splendour’s organisers will welcome music fans to North Byron Parklands on the weekend of Friday, July 21st-Sunday, July 23rd. [Live Music Observer](https://thebrag.com/observer/live-music/). [Learn more](https://thebrag.com/observer/live-music/) The two festivals have a history of sharing similar lineups, serving as a more attractive financial proposition for touring talent. [here.](https://www.fujirockfestival.com/artist/)

Singer and rapper Lizzo will headline Splendour in the Grass, 2023. The festival returns to North Byron Parklands from July 21 to July 24.

The campsite was closed for the first day of the festival with thousands of festival goers stranded in the rain. Revealing the news on Instagram festival organisers said, “Announcing our lineup all at once is so 2020!” adding that the full lineup was coming in a few weeks’ time. The news was announced ahead of the full line-up release which is set to drop soon.

It's about damn time: after a nightmare run of postponements and mud, the festival promises a stellar comeback – and a massive headliner has just been ...

Blame it on her juice: the four-time Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, rapper and flautist is returning to Australia after three years. And while last year unfortunately marked a [very soggy comeback](https://www.broadsheet.com.au/national/city-file/article/splendour-grass-cancels-its-first-day-acts-interest-patron-safety), organisers have dropped their first big bit of news: genre-bending superstar Lizzo is headlining. Splendour in the Grass 2023

The 4 x GRAMMY Award-winning singer, Emmy Award-winner, songwriter, rapper and flautist will make her much anticipated pilgrimage across the globe to beautiful ...

Missy Elliott), the 2x platinum Juice, the 4x platinum Good As Hell and the 7x platinum Truth Hurts. Last year it drew a crowd of over 42,000 (even amid the terrible whether). She’s maintained unstoppable momentum since 2019’s now-classic, RIAA platinum certified debut album, CUZ I LOVE YOU.

Set your watches for bad bitch o'clock: Lizzo has today been confirmed as the headlining act for 2023's Splendour in the Grass.

The album featured hits such as Truth Hurts, which made history by becoming the first song by a black solo female R&B singer to reach #1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 since 2012. Set your watches for bad bitch o’clock: Lizzo has today been confirmed as the first headlining act for 2023’s Splendour in the Grass. Set to take over the North Byron Parklands from July 21 to 23, Splendour in the Grass will release their full lineup in the next few weeks.

News of the Grammy award-winner's performance comes weeks after organisers apologised again for how wild weather and traffic were handled last year.

“[We] will continue to do so right up until Splendour 2023.” Splendour is to return to its main campsite in Ngarindjin/North Byron Parklands, where it has been held since 2013. In regards to traffic and transport, Piticco and Ducrou said they had reviewed last year’s traffic management plan “in consultation with experts” and promised to enforce “compliance from the bus companies to deliver on their agreed service levels”, as well as improving staff numbers on the grounds. “We have invested enormous amounts of time and money over the last six months to upgrade the venue and our processes,” Piticco and Ducrou said. [told Guardian Australia last year](https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2022/jul/27/splendour-in-the-grass-2022-music-festival-fiasco-byron-bay-shire-parklands-foreseeable-and-dangerous-local-councillors-say) that the problems were “quite foreseeable” and “just plain dangerous”, as the site has flooded for years and is difficult to evacuate. [Splendour in the Grass](https://www.theguardian.com/culture/splendour-in-the-grass) festival, a year after the New South Wales event was hit by a series of disasters.