Days Like This! returns in January

20 December 2009 by Soulshine News

After a stellar debut in January 2009 Days Like This!, Sydney’s unique one-day music event, will return to the Moore Park Entertainment Quarter on Sunday 10th January, 2010 bringing  yet another opportunity for  music enthusiasts  to begin their new year in world-class style.

Days Like This! is a boutique musical event created for music lovers by music lovers.
Niche Productions and Waterfall Entertainment have once again sought an exceptional musical selection from a diverse range of genres, some of whom will be making their Australian debut and many others who will be performing exclusively in Sydney for Days Like This!

Days Like This! is fastly becoming a stand out festival in the line up of Sydney festivals for its ability to combine good music, shorter queues and a sophisticated and passionate crowd. The Moore Park site will host four indoor and outdoor stages, 10 bars, a diverse collection of gourmet food offerings, market stalls and on-site parking. 

Tickets are limited in number in order to maintain an enjoyable experience for patrons.  This will create the intimate and rarefied vibe that has become unique to Days Like This!

Last year’s Days Like This! boasted one of the coolest and most credible musical line-ups of  Summer and this year they've done it again. 

Days Like This! 2010 features over 40 artists including legendary international acts like METHOD MAN & REDMAN (USA), ROOTS MANUVA (UK) and CAT POWER & DIRTY DELTA BLUES (USA), as well as underground heroes UGLY DUCKLING (USA), AMP FIDDLER (USA), THEO PARRISH (USA), rising stars MAYER HAWTHORNE (USA) and MICACHU & THE SHAPES (UK), world renowned DJs like DJ MARKY (BRA) and LTJ BUKEM & MC CONRAD (UK), and of course some of Australia’s finest local talents THE CAT EMPIRE and PIVOT.

Tickets to Days Like This! 2010 are now on sale.

In order to maintain the unique, relaxed and rarefied festival experience that patrons remember from last year’s inaugural Days Like This! event tickets are limited in number.

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