UPDATED: Big clashes, Brisbane forgotten as first Splendour sideshows announced

Image: Two Door Cinema Club

After the festival sold out in under an hour yesterday, a slew of Splendour sideshows were announced this morning – offering hope to fans too slow or broke to make it to North Byron Parklands in July.

There are clashes, of course: Sydney fans will need to choose between HAIM, Lil Yachty and Bishop Briggs on Thursday July 20, while Rag ’N’ Bone Man, Two Door Cinema Club and Asgeir are all on the following night, Friday July 21.

Bishop Briggs, Bonobo, LANY and Catfish & the Bottlemen are all playing in Melbourne on the Friday, while the Thursday sees headliners Sigur Ros and Queens Of The Stone Age going head to head for those ticket dollars in the city. On the following Monday July 24, the competing Father John Misty, Asgeir and Rag ’N’ Bone Man shows will likely have more than a few punters torn.

Meanwhile, not one act has announced aBrisbane show yet. Stormzy, Lil Yachty, Two Door Cinema Club, Asgeir and Bag Raiders will visit Perth, and Stormzy, Real Estate and Bag Raiders are heading to Adelaide.

QOTSA will play an all-ages show at Darwin’s Convention Centre on July 16.

Future Islands and Schoolboy Q are festival exclusives. Plenty of international artists are yet to announce sideshows, including headliners The xx and LCD Soundsystem, as well as RL Grime, Banks, and Julien Baker.

Here are all the shows announced so far:

SIGUR ROS

Tue 25 July – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Thu 27 July – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne

LIL YACHTY

Thu 20 July – Big Top, Sydney
Sat 22 July – Prince Bandroom, Melbourne
Sun 23 July – Metro City, Perth
Tue 25 July – Powerstation, Auckland

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE

Thursday 13 July – Logan Campbell, Auckland NZ (18+)
Sunday 16 July – Convention Centre, Darwin NT (All Ages)
Wednesday 19 July – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney NSW (All Ages)
Thursday 20 July – Festival Hall, Melbourne VIC (All Ages)

HAIM

Thu 20 July – Enmore Theatre, Sydney

TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB

Wed 19 July – Metro City, Perth
Fri 21 July – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Tue 25 July – Festival Hall, Melbourne

STORMZY

Thu 20 July – Metro City, Perth
Fri 21 July – The Gov, Adelaide
Mon 24 July –Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Thu 27 July –The Forum, Melbourne

GEORGE EZRA

Tue 18 July – Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Wed 19 July – Forum Theatre, Melbourne

BONOBO

Friday 21 July – The Forum, Melbourne
Saturday22 July – Hordern Pavilion, Melbourne
Tuesday 25 July – Metro City, Perth
Thursday 27 July – Auckland Town Hall, Auckland

TOVE LO
Wed 26 July – Metro Theatre, Sydney
Fri 28 July – Prince Bandroom, Melbourne

RAG ’N’ BONE MAN

Fri 21 July – Metro Theatre, Sydney NSW
Mon 24 July – 170 Russell, Melbourne VIC

MAGGIE ROGERS

Sun 23 July – Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Tue 25 July – Factory Theatre (all ages)

BISHOP BRIGGS

Thu 20 July – Oxford Art Factory, Sydney
Fri 21 July – Howler, Melbourne

THE LEMON TWIGS

Sat 22 July – Oxford Art Factory, Sydney
Tue 25 July – The Curtin, Melbourne

REAL ESTATE

Saturday 22July – The Croxton Bandroom, Melbourne
Tuesday 25 July – Ed Castle, Adelaide
Thursday 27July – Metro Theatre, Sydney

LANY

Fri 21 July – Max Watts – Melbourne
Sat 22 July – Metro Theatre – Sydney (all ages)

FATHER JOHN MISTY

Sun 23 July – Metro Theatre, Sydney
Mon 24 July – Melbourne Recital Centre, Melbourne

OH WONDER

Mon 24 July – Metro Theatre – Sydney
Wed 26 July – 170 Russell – Melbourne

CATFISH AND THE BOTTLEMEN

Fri 21 July – Festival Hall, Melbourne
Sun 23 July – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

ASGEIR

Fri 21 July – Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Mon 24 July – Forum Theatre, Melbourne
Tue 25 July – Astor Theatre, Perth

BAG RAIDERS

Fri 14 July – Metro Theatre, Sydney
Sat 15 July – Fat Controller, Adelaide
Sun 16 July – 170 Russell, Melbourne
Thu 20 July – Villa, Perth