Falls Festival - Falls Festival 2003

Falls Festival 2003

  • Michael Franti and Spearhead
  • Groove Armada
  • Pennywise
  • Reel Big Fish
  • G. Love and Special Sauce
  • Turin Brakes
  • Ozomatli
  • Mason Jennings
  • Paul Kelly
  • The Waifs
  • Xavier Rudd
  • Regurgitator
  • The Beautiful Girls
  • Cog
  • The Mess Hall
  • Trey
  • Bodyjar
  • Dallas Crane
  • Dexter
  • Bit By Bats
  • Nubreed
  • Krafty Kuts
  • Cut Copy
  • Missy Higgins
  • Tzu
  • James De La Cruz
  • Offcuts
  • Danny Kelly and the Alpha Males
  • The Butterfly Effect
  • After The Fall
  • Degrees K
  • The Pictures
  • Riff Random
  • Ember Swift
  • Bomba
  • Gerling
  • Harry Manx
  • Flagrant and Ben Shepard
  • John Course and Goodwill
  • Bugdust
  • Epicure
  • The Swedish Styles
  • Carus
  • Whalebone
  • The Charlie Parkers
  • Damon
  • The Go Set
  • The Double Agents
  • Mick Hart
  • SMC
  • Unleash The Nugget
  • Reflex
  • Waiter
  • Peter Cornelius and the Devilles
  • The Fat Band
  • Enola Fall
  • Taiko Drum
  • S. Jackson and Somantik
  • Sharif Galal
  • DJ Selekt and B Dub
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Performers at the 2003-04 event include Australian artists Xavier Rudd, The Beautiful Girls, Gerling, Regurgitator and The Waifs; and international acts Michael Franti and Spearhead, Pennywise, Reel Big Fish, and Ozomatli. Like many Australian festivals, the event also promotes local bands, with many Victorian and Tasmanian artists also performing at their respective state's festival. Solo female performer Missy Higgins also pleased crowds, promoting the release of her album and several popular singles, for which she was later recognised by receiving multiple awards at the ARIA Awards in 2005.

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