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The Liberti Festival 2026 Lineup Is Here: Meet the Artists Taking Over Logan

The wait is officially over.


The Liberti Festival 2026 lineup has arrived, bringing together artists, DJs, performers and cultural voices from Australia and around the world for one unforgettable day in Logan.


On Saturday, 26 September 2026, the Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct will come alive with music, movement, food and community as Liberti Festival returns for its third edition.


This year’s lineup reflects exactly what Liberti Festival is about: different cultures, different sounds and different stories meeting in one space.

And judging by the names already announced, the energy is going to be serious.


Full Liberti Festival 2026 artist lineup at Kingston Butter Factory in Logan
The first wave of artists performing at Liberti Festival 2026. More names are still to be announced.


International sounds meet Australian talent


Leading the 2026 lineup are special guests Chella, BOYPEE, OSOCITY and Chris Kaiga.

Together, they bring a mix of African rhythms, global club energy and sounds shaped by their own cultural experiences.


They will be joined by an exciting Australian lineup featuring Lisi, DJ Noiz, Bina Butta, Big Noyz and Voice of Lele.


The result is a festival programme that moves across genres, countries and communities while staying rooted in the shared experience of music.


Whether you already know every artist or you are coming ready to discover someone new, there will be plenty to keep you moving throughout the day.


A full lineup built for discovery


The festival does not stop at the headline names.


Liberti Festival 2026 will also feature a wide range of artists and DJs, including:

Ara, Big Al, Cue-T, Danny Dee, DJ Cruise, DJ Reggie, DJ Skratch, Dynamite Gang, Jaybeecombz, K’May, LXZNA, Melrai, Mila Faye, Ozi Jarel, Rugamba, Saro Roro, Tessa Wilde, Tyra and Wazee Wa Kijiji.


With such a broad lineup, festivalgoers can expect the soundtrack of the day to shift and evolve from one performance to the next.


There will be familiar songs, new discoveries and those unexpected festival moments when an artist you had never heard before becomes one of your highlights of the day.

And there is still more to come, with additional artists yet to be announced.


Liberti Festival 2026 special guests Chella, BOYPEE, OSOCITY and Chris Kaiga
Four countries. Four distinct sounds. Meet Liberti Festival 2026 special guests BOYPEE, Chella, Chris Kaiga and OSOCITY.


More than one way to experience the music


One of the things that makes Liberti Festival special is the variety packed into one day.

The festival brings together live performers, DJs and entertainers, creating space for different kinds of energy across the programme.


You might find yourself singing along to an artist you have been waiting months to see, dancing through a DJ set or discovering a completely new sound with your friends.

That variety is what makes the lineup feel bigger than a list of names.


It is a full-day musical journey designed to reflect the many communities that come together at Liberti Festival.


Meet the voices guiding the day


Keeping the energy moving throughout the festival will be hosts DShowww, Novaa and Jennifer Kingi.


A great festival host does more than introduce the next act. They connect the different parts of the programme, keep the crowd engaged and help turn individual performances into one shared experience.


With a lineup this full, they will have plenty to guide festivalgoers through from the moment the gates open.


A festival where cultures meet


The 2026 lineup represents more than entertainment.


It reflects Liberti Festival’s commitment to giving African, Pacific and multicultural artists a platform where their creativity can be experienced, celebrated and shared.

For many people in Queensland, festivals like Liberti create an opportunity to hear sounds connected to home, heritage and identity.


For others, it is an invitation to discover new artists, new genres and new communities.

That is the heart of this year’s theme:

Where cultures meet.

Different voices may take the stage, but the crowd comes together through one shared rhythm.




The music is only the beginning


While the lineup may be the headline, the full Liberti Festival experience goes far beyond the stage.


Festivalgoers can also look forward to:

  • African and multicultural food

  • local market vendors

  • cultural workshops

  • children’s activities

  • music, dancing and community throughout the precinct


It is a festival designed for friends, families and anyone looking for a day filled with music and culture.


Who are you coming to see?


Now that the lineup has been released, the only question left is who you are most excited to watch.


Will you be front and centre for Chella?


Waiting for BOYPEE?


Ready to catch OSOCITY or Chris Kaiga live?


Or are you planning to arrive early and discover as many artists as possible?


Whatever your answer, this is the moment to send the lineup to the group chat, organise your festival crew and start planning your day.




Liberti Festival 2026 event details


📅 Saturday, 26 September 2026


🕑 2:00 PM start


📍 Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct, Logan


👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 All ages


More artists are still to be announced, so keep following Liberti Festival for the latest updates.


Ready to join us?

Secure your tickets and experience the music, food, culture and community of Liberti Festival 2026.




Many voices. One rhythm. Where cultures meet.

 
 
 

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