Here’s the Lineup for Gaytimes 2024: June Jones, Mo’Ju, Total Giovanni + More

LGBTQ+ festival Gaytimes have shared the first line-up announcement for their 2024 iteration, which will once again take place in Gembrook, Victoria over three days in late February. Among the dozens of musicians, DJs and performers on the line-up are Mo’Ju, June Jones, Total Giovanni, Bec Stevens, Miss Kannina and CC:Disco!. The full line-up can be found below.

Self-described as “the camping festival of your big gay dreams,” Gaytimes first ran in 2016. In a statement regarding their outlook, the festival’s organisers describe Gaytimes as “an inclusive festival that welcomes all the colours of the rainbow.” “We pride ourselves on curating an eclectic and diverse lineup that represents people from a broad range of identities, backgrounds and music styles,” they wrote.

“Gaytimes isn’t just about music, either. It is a weekend getaway of performance art, visual art, light projections, community, self-expression, sexuality, yoga and more. We aim to create a space for LGTBIQ people to come together and be themselves.”

Mo’Ju – ‘Change Has To Come’

Mo’Ju’s announcement on the line-up comes fresh from their nomination in the 2023 Australian Music Prize shortlist. Mo’Ju’s fourth studio album Oro, Plata, Mata was one of nine albums that were nominated for the prize, which was ultimately won by RVG for their third studio album Brain Worms.

June Jones, meanwhile, released her latest single ‘Bubblegum’ in October. Described by her as “the second release in a series that I am (possibly prematurely) calling my Desire Era”, it is lifted from her as-yet-untitled fourth studio album, which Jones intends to release in 2024.

Gaytimes Festival 2024

Friday, February 23rd to Sunday, February 25th – Gilwell Park, Gembrook VIC

In alphabetical order

• Ahju
• Aldonna
• Alex Morris
• Aubrey Haive
• Aqueerius
• Aysha Buffet
• Bashkka
• Bae Marie
• Beatrice
• Bec Stevens
• Cc:disco!
• Carmel Latte
• Charley Confide
• Daws
• Dazza & Keif
• Don’t Thank Me, Spank Me
• Dyan Tai
• Esmeralda
• Gay Roberto
• Good Pash
• Haven
• Granny Bingo
• House of Buffet
• House Mum
• Jacqui Cunningham
• Jennifer Loveless
• Jude York
• Julai X House of Diesel
• Jlaw
• June Jones
• Juniper Fox
• Karmalita
• Kamp Kamp
• Kitsch Kitchen
• Kongs Kings
• Kuzco
• Kye
• Lemon Tart
• Lips Service
• Mason Brown
• Mason™
• Mel & Sam
• Merve
• Miss Kannina
• Mo’ju
• Mon Franco Monnie
• Motherless Colletive
• Nefertiti La Negra
• Niamh
• Onyx Pet:ra
• Pink Matter
• Pricie
• Real Hot Bitches
• Rosie Rai
• Sappho
• Smb8
• Stev Zar
• Third Orbit
• Tommy & Eadie
• Total Giovanni

Tickets available now via Humanitix.

Further Reading

Music Feeds’ Favourite Trans and Gender Diverse Australian Artists

June Jones Releases New Single ‘Good Girl’, Announces Signing to Chapter Music

Rachel Maria Cox: My Favourite LGBTQIA+ Pop Songs