ULTRA Australia will return to Melbourne on March 5, 2022, with Phase 1 of the festival’s star-studded lineup unveiled today. ULTRA is also gearing up for the Miami and Europe edition.
The Phase 1 lineup features a slew of internationally renowned DJs who rank in the Top 10 of DJ Mag’s Top 100 for 2021, who will perform on two stages: the massive Main Stage and the underground sound hub RESISTANCE Stage.
Afrojack, a fan favorite at ULTRA Australia, will return to the Main Stage following his electrifying 2020 performance, as well as multi-platinum selling superstar Alesso, Dutch future house innovator Oliver Heldens, and stadium-smashing Grammy-nominee Steve Aoki.
Armada Music flag-bearer Andrew Rayel, Belgian hardstyle virtuoso Coone, Canadian vocal-driven hit-maker Frank Walker, Billboard chart-topper Sam Feldt, and Australia’s own Melbourne-Bounce pioneer Will Sparks will all perform on the Main Stage. Deborah De Luca, an Italian powerhouse, will mesmerize attendees on the RESISTANCE Stage with her hard-hitting techno cuts.
ULTRA Australia takes pride in providing fans with a complete entertainment experience. Get down on the dance floor with the ULTRA Angels, relax in the designated, shaded ‘chill out’ areas, enjoy culinary delights from a vast array of food trucks, and taste cocktails from the various bars stationed throughout the festival grounds.
Bespoke VIP packages for high-roller festival-goers are also available for those looking to further elevate their ULTRA Australia experience and include private furnished booths with full-service food and beverage offerings, as well as the best seats in the house with unobstructed views of the Main Stage. For the ultimate day out, helicopter rides and car transfers can be arranged.
On Saturday, March 5, 2022, ULTRA Australia will take place at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl & Kings Domain. Keep an eye out for ULTRA Australia’s Phase 2 lineup, which is expected to feature even more top-tier talent.
Tickets can be purchased via the ULTRA Australia website right now. Due to the limited capacity, patrons are encouraged to reserve their spots as soon as possible.
