Falls Festival - Falls Festival 2005

Falls Festival 2005

Artists who performed at the 2005 event include:

  • The Dandy Warhols
  • Ozomatli
  • The Shins
  • Ian Brown
  • Wolfmother
  • Pete Murray
  • The Beautiful Girls
  • The Vasco Era
  • Faker
  • TZU
  • The Grates
  • Hoodoo Gurus
  • The Zutons
  • Sarah Blasko
  • End Of Fashion
  • The White Buffalo
  • The Mess Hall
  • Evermore
  • Dallas Crane
  • Lior
  • Matt Walker and Ashley Davies
  • 67 Special
  • Ugly Duckling
  • The Cat Empire
  • Rolling Blackouts
  • Eric Bibb
  • Kelly Stoltz
  • Little Birdy
  • Ash Grunwald
  • Dappled Cities Fly
  • True Live
  • Offcutts
  • Katalyst and RuCL
  • Rob Sawyer
  • Mia Dyson
  • Youth Group
  • Dan Sultan & Scott Wilson
  • The Embers

2005 was a record year for speed of ticket sales; tickets for the Marion Bay festival sold out two and a half days after going on sale on 15 August, and Lorne tickets selling out one week after coming onsale.

Further allocations of tickets for both festivals were released during December and sold out within hours of coming on sale. An unlimited number of Falls Festival patrons were welcome to attend the 'Falls Cinema' on Thursday 29 December (One day earlier than the official kick-off) in an effort to minimize traffic congestion. It was much the same in Tasmania, however the number of tickets available were capped at 9000.

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