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Harvest unwrapped
Joining them in the lineup will be a swag of acts including Ben Folds Five, Beirut, Santigold and The Dandy Warhols, with many acts still to be announced over the next few weeks.
Tickets go on sale Thursday June 28 at 9am...here's the lineup so far:
Beck
Sigur Ros
Mike Patton's Mondo Cane
Grizzly Bear
Ben Folds Five
Beirut
Santigold
Cake
The Dandy Warhols
The Black Angels
Chromatics
Ozomatli
Liars
F*** Buttons
The War On Drugs
Dark Dark dark
Source: The Music 
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Woot! Woot!! Can't wait!!!
Let's hope the drinks, food and toilets are better organised this year. Spent most of last year's festival in queues and missed too much music. I hope the organisers have learnt from the absolute mess that was Werribee and will have improved the facillities available x 1000!
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