Festival co-producers Jessica Ducrou and Paul Piticco in front of the Amphiteater stage on Wednesday. Photo Jeff ‘It wouldn’t be fun without gumboots’ Dawson.
Seriously though, I can’t contain myself, my excitement has gone just ever so slightly off the Richter!
There is so much fun-ness to be had this weekend at Splendour in the Grass at the North Byron Parklands and we have THE event lift-out for you right here!
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