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Another Australian music festival is CANCELLED: Pandemonium Rocks will not be going ahead despite tickets still being sold on their website

New rock festival Pandemonium Rocks will no go ahead this year.

Nine News reported on Thursday evening that the hard rock concert has been forced to cancel its upcoming tour of shows just one month before it was set to start.

However, tickets are still being sold on the festival’s website.

Blondie, Alice Cooper, Placebo, Deep Purple, Wheatus and The Psychedelic Furs were among the headline acts scheduled to perform across two stages, along with Aussie band Wolfmother.

Event promoters hailed Pandemonium as Australia’s hottest new rock festival and ‘a rock fans dream come true.’

New rock festival Pandemonium Rocks will no go ahead this year

New rock festival Pandemonium Rocks will no go ahead this year

Nine News reported on Thursday evening that the hard rock concert has been forced to cancel its upcoming tour of shows just one month before it was set to start. Pictured: Debbie Harry and Glen Matlock of Blondie, who were on the lineup

Nine News reported on Thursday evening that the hard rock concert has been forced to cancel its upcoming tour of shows just one month before it was set to start. Pictured: Debbie Harry and Glen Matlock of Blondie, who were on the lineup

‘Dive into the epic lineup of legendary acts who’s countless hits have become the soundtrack to our lives,’ the concert’s Facebook page states.

The festival was expected to kick off April 20 in Melbourne before moving to Sydney, the Gold Coast and Bribie Island.

Pandemonium Rocks is one of several music festivals to be cancelled this year. Groovin the Moo announced last month that the festivals across regional Australia wouldn’t be going ahead in 2024, citing poor ticket sales.

More to come. 

Alice Cooper was also among the headline acts scheduled to perform across two stages

Alice Cooper was also among the headline acts scheduled to perform across two stages


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