Booking the pop icon is the best decision the music festival has ever made and could boost Australia’s live music industry.
This is it, the smartest decision the organisers of Splendour in the Grass have ever made. They’ve finally made Kylie Minogue a Splendour headliner and now Kylie Minogue will save their souls.
But pop music is a unifying force; overseas festivals, like Coachella and Glastonbury, have increasingly understood this. Before Taylor did Eras, Beyonce’s 2018 set at Coachella was considered a generation’s defining live experience; in the UK, meanwhile, Glastonbury has made pop a regular fixture on its bills from Billie Eilish to Lil Nas X to, yes, even Kylie.
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