Splendour in the Grass reports 30% drop in sales
It comes after last year's festival was hit with the worst weather in its 20-year history, resulting in numerous logistical complications
News By Lisa Henderson | 19 July 2023
The organisers behind Splendour in the Grass, one of Australia’s biggest and longest-running festivals, have reported a 30% drop in ticket sales. Co-producer Jessica Ducrou says sales are down from 50,000 tickets to 35,000, with only a few days to go until the Byron Bay event.
The organisers behind Splendour in the Grass, one of Australia’s biggest and longest-running festivals, have reported a 30% drop in ticket sales.
Co-producer Jessica Ducrou says sales are down from 50,000 tickets to 35,000, with only a few days to go until the Byron Bay event.
It comes after last year’s Splendour was hit with the worst weather in its 20-year history, resulting in the cancellation of the first day.
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