Unify Gathering
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| Unify Gathering | |
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| Genre | Heavy metal, metalcore, hardcore, punk rock, progressive rock, alternative rock |
| Dates | Mid January |
| Locations |  Tarwin Lower, Victoria |
| Years active | 2015–present |
| Organised by | RED HILL Entertainment UNIFIED Music Group The Hills Are Alive |
| Website | www.unifygathering.com |
Unify Gathering was an annual Australian music festival held in South Gippsland, Victoria, featuring artists of various genres including rock, metal, and punk. The festival has been discontinued since 2023.[1]
History
[edit | edit source]Originally started in 2015 as a two-day music and camping festival, the event expanded to three days in 2017; with attendance increasing from 3,000 in 2015[2] to 5,000 in 2016, and 7,500 for 2017 and 2018.[3] In 2019, the festival moved to a new location in Tarwin Meadows, a short distance away from the previous site at the Tarwin Lower Recreation Reserve.[4] After being forced to cancel the 2021 instalment due to the COVID-19 pandemic,[5] the festival returned in 2022 with an all-Australian lineup. It did not take place in 2023, and was instead replaced by a series of mini-festivals titled Unify Off The Record held in Mackay, Adelaide, Wollongong, Hobart and Frankston from May to June.[6]
Artist lineups by year
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2018[10]
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2019[11]
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2020[12]
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2022[13]
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2023[14]
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Notes
[edit | edit source]a^ The Getaway Plan performed their debut album, Other Voices, Other Rooms in full.
b^ Bodyjar replaced I Killed the Prom Queen, who withdrew from the lineup. I Killed the Prom Queen were originally announced to perform their album 'Music for the Recently Deceased' in full.
c^ Trophy Eyes performed their album, Chemical Miracle in full.
d^ This was Stories' first performance since the band broke up in 2015.
See also
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