Splendour in the Grass: Kylie Minogue line-up, cost of living 危機 and poor marketing 非難するd by Gen Z as music festival is cancelled

Young Aussies have 明らかにする/漏らすd what they think about music festival Splendour in the Grass 存在 cancelled, with many (人命などを)奪う,主張するing the cost of living, poor marketing and the 'shocking' line-up were to 非難する.

The iconic three-day music festival, which was 始める,決める to be held?from July 19 to 21 at North Byron Parklands. was scrapped on Tuesday.?

Sources (人命などを)奪う,主張するd the festival was most likely cancelled because of poor ticket sales, but organisers said in a 声明 it was 予定 to '予期しない events'.

Australian pop princess?Kylie Minogue, 55, was 始める,決める to headline the event along with other popular artists 含むing G Flip. Arcade 解雇する/砲火/射撃 and 未来.?

Daily Mail Australia spoke to young Aussies about the shock 取り消し on Wednesday.?

Emma, 23, 
(left) believed ticket sales for Splendour in the Grass suffered due to the 'shocking lineup', while 23-year-old Solveigh (right) claimed Kylie Minogue 'was not the vibe'

Emma, 23, (left) believed ticket sales for Splendour in the Grass 苦しむd 予定 to the 'shocking 顔触れ', while 23-year-old Solveigh (権利) (人命などを)奪う,主張するd Kylie Minogue 'was not the vibe'

Damo, 21, (pictured) told Daily Mail Australia young Aussies were 'put off' by the lineup as it did not 'synergise' with the likes of Kylie Minogue, Future and Artic Fire

Damo, 21, (pictured) told Daily Mail Australia young Aussies were 'put off' by the 顔触れ as it did not 'synergise' with the likes of Kylie Minogue, 未来 and Artic 解雇する/砲火/射撃

Emma, 23, who has 以前 been to Splendour in the Grass, said the 'shocking 顔触れ' stopped her from buying tickets for this year's event.?

'Kylie Minogue and G Flip, I wouldn't 支払う/賃金 money to see them,' Emma said.?

'They're not really the artists for the Splendour (人が)群がる. Everyone is into DJs at the moment.'?

Emma's friend, 23-year-old Solveigh agreed, (人命などを)奪う,主張するing the 顔触れ was 'not the scene' for her 世代.?

'殺す Kylie, but I feel like she's just not the vibe,' Solveigh said.?

'I think they've lost touch with the Splendour (人が)群がる and it 控訴,上告s to a 世代 that's not into the three-day (軍の)野営地,陣営ing scene at festivals.'

Solveigh 追加するd the cost of living has also deterred young Aussies from 長,率いるing to the music festival.?

'With Splendour 存在 up in Byron it's just a long way for people to travel and has become too expensive,' Solveigh said.?

'If it was in Sydney or somewhere closer to a major city, there would be more people keen to go but because it's so far away, it's a lot more 成果/努力 to spend money on accommodation, tickets, travel.'?

Damo, 21, told Daily Mail Australia that the 顔触れ of of Kylie Minogue, 未来 and Arcade 解雇する/砲火/射撃 did not 'synergise'.

'They just don't seem like 類似の genres to each other, so people were put off by that,' Damo said.?

'Some of my friends were thinking of going but they were just not that excited about it. Kylie Minogue and 未来 are pretty 広大な/多数の/重要な artists but not together. They wouldn't pull the same 肉親,親類d of (人が)群がる.'

Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue , 55, was set to headline the event along with other popular artists including G Flip, Arcade Fire and Future

Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue , 55, was 始める,決める to headline the event along with other popular artists 含むing G Flip, Arcade 解雇する/砲火/射撃 and 未来

The iconic three-day music festival, which was 始める,決める to be held from July 19 to 21 at the North Byron Parklands was cancelled on Tuesday (pictured)

Byron Bay 地元の Montana lives 権利 next to where Splendour in the Grass is held and said the 取り消し was 破滅的な for 地元の 商売/仕事s.?

'It sucks because a lot of the 商売/仕事s and vendors really rely on the festival, 特に around that time it's such busy period for our small town,' Montana said.?

The 21-year-old said young Aussies were 'put off' …に出席するing the festival 予定 to last year's 欠如(する) of tickets and the 'bad rep' the event received after wild 天候 攻撃する,衝突する the event 主要な to it 存在 dubbed 'Splendour in the Mud'.?

'It used to be something we would 今後 too but I think because of the bad rep last year, it's just dropped off'.?

She 追加するd the line-up was also not 控訴,上告ing to the Splendour 集まりs, with (人が)群がるs looking to events such as Listen Out.

Ellie, 29, didn't even hear about Splendour in the Grass this year and believes poor marketing and the cost of living 鈍らせるd ticket sales.?

'I saw no 宣伝s for it, which is a shame 原因(となる) the 顔触れ sounds pretty 大規模な and if I heard about it I would have definitely considered going,' Ellie said.?

'The cost-of-living has definitely 衝撃d people buying tickets to festivals, I think people have other 優先s 権利 now.

'I'd definitely question buying a ticket to something 特に with tickets 存在 so expensive, いつかs you'd rather use that money to go away for a 週末.'?

Byron Bay local, 21-year-old Montana (left) said the cancellation would have a devastating impact on local businesses

Byron Bay 地元の, 21-year-old Montana (left) said the 取り消し would have a 破滅的な 衝撃 on 地元の 商売/仕事s

Ellie, 29, said she did not even hear about Splendour in the Grass and believes poor marketing and the cost-of-living dampened ticket sales
Self-described 'avid music festival goer' Hope, 21, said she did not even know tickets for Splendour were released and did not see any marketing for the event

Both Ellie, 29, (left) and Hope, 21, (権利) said they did not even hear about Splendour in the Grass and both believe that poor marketing and the cost-of-living 鈍らせるd ticket sales?

Self-述べるd '熱心な music festival goer' Hope also didn't know tickets for Splendour had been 解放(する)d.

The 21-year-old, who is from Melbourne, said many young Aussies were probably hesitant after musical festival Pitch was 'cancelled but not cancelled' 予定 to hot 天候.?

'Everyone went to Pitch and that was a 災害, so people are just hesitant to buy tickets till later just to make sure that it 現実に is going to happen,' Hope said.?

She 追加するd the cost-of-living is also 'massively' 与える/捧げるing to a 欠如(する) of ticket sales.

'I saw a meme the other day which said "it feels like were living in a time where spending is like spending at the airport",' Hope said.?

'Everything is just more expensive for 絶対 no 推論する/理由, it's just ridiculous.'?

Mikelle was deterred from buying a ticket to music festivals because partygoers are treated like 'terrorists'

Mikelle was deterred from buying a ticket to music festivals because partygoers are 扱う/治療するd like 'テロリストs'

Mikelle said he has been deterred from buying a ticket to music festivals because partygoers are 扱う/治療するd like 'テロリストs'.?

'Why bother when in Australia you go to a festival and you're 扱う/治療するd like a テロリスト, having to go through so much 安全 and even sniffer dogs,' Mikelle said.?

'本人自身で, why would I want to go and be 扱う/治療するd like that? Tickets are expensive too so I wouldn't want that experience. F**k that.'?

Another person, who wished to remain 匿名の/不明の, said he had …に出席するd Splendour in 非常に/多数の occasions but had 簡単に '老年の-out' of the festival scene.?

The 34-year-old 追加するd he heard from friends the line-up was not enticing reveller s to buy tickets.?

'I don't know if the Splendour (人が)群がる is the Kylie (人が)群がる,' he said.???

'If it's a good 顔触れ, you 結局最後にはーなる 支払う/賃金ing for it because it is three days of music. When I went I loved it.'?

Meanwhile, 30-year-old Larissa said she heard about Splendour in the Grass but believes due to the cost-of-living crisis, revellers have to choose which festivals they really want to attend

一方/合間, 30-year-old Larissa said she heard about Splendour in the Grass but believes 予定 to the cost-of-living 危機, revellers have to choose which festivals they really want to …に出席する

Larissa, 30, said the cost-of-living 危機 is '100 per cent' the 推論する/理由 why many music lovers did not buy tickets.?

'Everything is just more expensive now, and the festivals are more expensive 同様に, so people don't want to spend on more than one event,' Larissa said.?

'A couple of years ago when I went to Rabbits Eat Lettuce Music Fe stival it was about $200 to $300 but this year it was $440.'?

At the 高さ of its 人気, the festival attracted 50,000 revelers across the three days.

However, this year's line up copped 批評 over its 欠如(する) of renowned headlining international 行為/法令/行動するs, with American rapper 未来, 40, 存在 one of the only 全世界の 星/主役にするs 予定するd to 成し遂げる.

In the past, Splendour has nabbed a slew of international 行為/法令/行動するs 含むing Kendrick Lamar, Tyler the Creator, Flume, Queens of the 石/投石する Age and The 粉砕するing Pumpkins.

The festival also became known for attracting some of Australia's most renowned artists, 含むing Powderfinger, Missy Higgins and 丘の頂上 Hoods.

Organisers 確認するd on Tuesday the 星/主役にする-studded event was cancelled '予定 to 予期しない events' and would not be 繰り延べるd during 2024.?

'With a 激しい heart, we're 発表するing the 取り消し of Splendour in the Grass 2024, 初めは scheduled from Friday 19 July to Sunday 21 July in Ngarindjin/North Byron Parklands,' the 声明 read.?

'We know there were many fans excited for this year's line-up and all the 広大な/多数の/重要な artists planning to join us, but 予定 to 予期しない events we'll be taking the year off. Ticket 支えるもの/所有者s will be refunded automatically by Moshtix.

'We thank you for your understanding and will be working hard to be 支援する in 未来 years.'

Organisers confirmed Splendour was cancelled 'due to unexpected events' and won't be rescheduled during 2024 (crowds are pictured at the 2023 festival)

Organisers 確認するd Splendour was cancelled '予定 to 予期しない events' and won't be 繰り延べるd during 2024 ((人が)群がるs are pictured at the 2023 festival)?

One source claimed the festival's cancellation was most likely due to poor ticket sales, after the 2023 event recorded a 30 per cent drop (pictured: the 2023 music festival)

One source (人命などを)奪う,主張するd the festival's 取り消し was most likely 予定 to poor ticket sales, after the 2023 event 記録,記録的な/記録するd a 30 per cent 減少(する) (pictured: the 2023 music festival)?

Splendour in the Grass is the 最新の in a long line of music festivals which have been axed this year.

One of Australia's largest music festivals Groovin the Moo was 軍隊d to 取り消す its 近づいている 小旅行する of shows just two months before it was 始める,決める to start.

In February, organisers 発表するd that the festivals across 地域の Australia wouldn't be going ahead in 2024, 特記する/引用するing poor ticket sales.

In January, ValleyWays - a music festival featuring some of Australia's biggest 禁止(する)d - was cancelled just weeks before it was 始める,決める to take place.

ValleyWays was getting ready to host revellers at Onslow Oval in Camden, in Sydney's 南西, on February 17, until it was 発表するd that it will not go ahead.

In the same month, テント 政治家 Music Festival cancelled their event just weeks before it was 予定 to kick off with organisers, 非難するing the 'impossible' 経済的な 気候.

It was 始める,決める to go ahead on February 17 at Mt Duneed 広い地所 in Geelong, Victoria, but was 軍隊d to 申し込む/申し出 ticketholders a 十分な refund after it was canned.?