Falls Festival - Falls Festival 2007

Falls Festival 2007

The artists at the festival of 2007/08 include:

  • Kings of Leon
  • Groove Armada
  • Paul Kelly
  • Midnight Juggernauts
  • Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
  • The Waifs
  • Gotye
  • Built to Spill
  • José González
  • The Go! Team
  • Blackalicious
  • The Mess Hall
  • Girl Talk
  • Kev Carmody
  • Whiskey Go Go's
  • Neville Staple's Specials
  • Adam Cousens**
  • Bridget Pross**
  • Magic Dirt*
  • Sarah Blasko*
  • Children Collide*
  • Jackson Jackson*
  • The Pipettes
  • The Herd
  • Lior
  • Little Red
  • Operator Please
  • Old Man River
  • Angus and Julia Stone
  • The Beautiful Girls
  • Regurgitator
  • Clare Bowditch
  • Downhills Home*
  • Jeff Lang
  • Cut Off Your Hands
  • The Scientists of Modern Music
  • Diafrix
  • Mattafix
  • Busdriver
  • The Panics
  • Dirty Harry and the Rockets**
  • The Cops
  • Nathan Weldon and the Two Timers**
  • Special Patrol*
  • Soft Tigers*
  • Dukes of Windsor*
  • Macromantics*
  • The Paper Scissors*
  • Dances With Voices*
  • Goons of Doom*
  • Whitley
  • La Fiesta Sound System*
  • Favela Rock DJs*
  • Tokyo Apartment Party DJs*
  • Thief Featuring DJ Gsan & Mugen with Paris Well*
  • Jennifer Tutty & Katie Drover
  • Hoops*
  • Funktrust DJs*
  • Uber Lingua DJs*
  • New Young Pony Club*

(* Lorne Only), (** Marion Bay only)

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