THE HILLS ARE ALIVE 2018
10th Anniversary
SOLD OUT
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As the finishing touches are being made to The Hills Are Alive’s 10th Anniversary bash, The Farmer and friends are stoked to announce that all tickets for the 2018 event, taking place in the picturesque pastures of South Gippsland this Friday to Sunday have now SOLD OUT for the tenth year running.
Helping to blow out the candles this year is an incredible batch of Australian talent, from old favourites you’ve partied with on the Hill before, to fresh faces of the future. Haven’t heard of a band on the lineup? This is your chance to discover some epic new music. It’s what Hill’s has become renowned for.
But before you head for the Hills, the Farmer has some good vibing hints to share with you. They’ll help make your time that little bit more special.
THE FARMERS GOOD-VIBING HINTS:
– Introduce yourself to your neighbours early.
– They’re probably outstanding humans and could become your life-long best friends.
– Offer a stranger a drink and/or a snack. They won’t be a stranger for long.
– If you have the slightest urge to dance, at any time, dance.
– If you don’t know a band, go and check them out. They’re all amazing.
– Check out the ‘COWmedy THAAtre’.
– Have a sip in The HMAS HILLS Container Bar.
– Have a tiny dance in the ‘Tiny Dancer’.
– Cheers the view at the ‘Edge of the World’ Bar.
– Enjoy a sing-a-long in the ‘Mr. Mooyagi’.
– Test your table tennis skills at ‘Dr. Pong’.
– Use at least one pun while you’re on the Hill.
– Look out for each other. We’re all friends on the Hill.
– Look after the Hill and the Hill will look after you.
– Be generous. Be friendly. Be respectful.
– Have the time of your life.
The Hils are Alive is a proud supporter of the Your Choice campaign that is all about creating a better and safer experience for all live music lovers, everywhere. Think before you act. Your Choice becomes Our Story.
“A ticket to The Hills Are Alive is worth its weight in gold, as people from all over are packing their tents and picking up a few tins ready to delight in what has become known as the ‘Hills vibe’” – Beat Magazine
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