Rock Harvest Festival makes a comeback
One of the highly anticipated music festivals in South Australia, Harvest Rock, is making a comeback to Adelaide this year, promising a weekend filled with music, delectable food, and refreshing drinks at Murlawirrapurka & Ityamai-Itpina/Rymill & King Rodney Parks on Saturday, 25, and Sunday, 26 October 2025. Music enthusiasts and festival-goers from all corners of the country are expected to gather in South Australia to experience top-notch international and local talent performing on two major music stages, along with a third stage hosting a blend of comedy acts and culinary demonstrations.
This cultural and culinary festival aims to showcase the best of South Australia’s gourmet offerings right in the heart of Adelaide’s CBD. Visitors are encouraged to kick off the weekend with wine tours, gallery visits, and dining experiences at renowned restaurants located across different tourism regions in South Australia. Harvest Rock is a celebration of South Australia’s culinary scene, featuring a wide array of food and drinks curated by notable figures like Duncan Welgemoed of Africola and wine critic Nick Stock. The festival will feature unique food and lifestyle activations, pop-up cellar doors, bars, and exclusive VIP offerings.
Since its inception in 2022, Harvest Rock has successfully hosted performances by some of the music industry’s biggest names and emerging talents. Previous editions of the festival saw headline acts such as Jack White, Crowded House, Jamiroquai, and Beck. The festival has managed to bridge the gap between musical pioneers and contemporary artists, with past lineups including Nile Rodgers & CHIC, Groove Armada, Khruangbin, Sam Fender, Ocean Alley, Tash Sultana, alongside renowned chefs and premium culinary experiences that have attracted audiences not just from Australia but around the world.
The highly-anticipated lineup for the upcoming Harvest Rock festival is set to be revealed on Tuesday, 12 August, with presale tickets becoming available on Tuesday, 19 August, followed by general admission ticket sales on Wednesday, 20 August. Harvest Rock is brought to you by Secret Sounds and receives support from the South Australian Government through the South Australian Tourism Commission.
Zoe Bettison, the Minister for Tourism, expressed her excitement about the return of Harvest Rock to Adelaide this October, highlighting the festival’s positive impact on festival enthusiasts and the local hospitality and tourism industries. Minister Bettison emphasized that the festival’s unique blend of premium food, drinks, and unforgettable events perfectly encapsulates what South Australia has to offer, contributing significantly to the state’s economy.
Ryan Sabet, Harvest Rock Festival Director, shared his enthusiasm for the festival’s return to Adelaide, praising the collaboration with Secret Sounds in bringing global acts to South Australia while showcasing the region’s exceptional food, wine, and culture to visitors from across the country and beyond. Sabet emphasized that Harvest Rock not only drives tourism and supports local businesses but also provides a distinctive festival experience for attendees of all ages within the local community and beyond.