Maybe it’s time for that full live band to appear, like they did on her James Corden appearance? While the setlist was rehashed, this is still the same show that she has been delivering for the past couple of years, so it’s time for something a little different and enhanced to take over her live show. Rolling into the dreamy indie-pop tracks ‘Better’, ‘Charlie’ and ‘Groceries’, she had the euphoric vibes radiating throughout the crowd.Ĭlosing her set with the bouncy ‘Uninvited’, a small circle pit formed at the front of the mosh for the first chorus which was a definite first for a Mallrat set.
Treating them to some songs from her recent EP ‘Driving Music’, she crooned through favourites like ‘When I Get My Braces Off’, ‘Circles’ and ‘Drive Me Round’.īringing out her friend Tyne James Organ to play guitar with her ,she stripped down ‘UFO’ before her DJ, Denim dropped the hip-hop influenced beats. “Brisbane, how are you? It’s so nice to be home” she exclaimed to the very excited crowd as she took a moment to look out to the packed tent. Opening with recent Basenji collaboration ‘Nobody’s Home’ and the rare Oh Boy collaboration ‘Bunny Island’, she had those singalong’s immediately in full momentum. But as soon as Mallrat took to the Halo Stage, the crowds started to pour through the gates and the tent immediately filled up with everyone ready to sing and dance with the homegrown favourite. With the gates to the festival opening at 11am, the crowd started to trickle through as acts like Lastlings, Lionbabe and Jacob Lee graced the stage. With a diverse line up featuring Rufus Du Sol, RL Grime, Tyler The Creator, Skepta, What So Not, Ella Mai and Mallrat, there was truly something for everyone.
Wildlands was all about celebrating music and the art we create, while also embracing the party vibes we love to dive into. And to close out the year the Brisbane Showgrounds received a brand new festival that kicked off your New Years festivities with a bang. 2019 saw Brisbane receiving an influx of new music festivals and events that were created to highlight the growing culture of the city and the passion of music lovers alike.
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