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Polaris’ ‘Life’s A Beach’ Festival Releases Set Times Ahead Of St Kilda Takeover

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Polaris are officially taking heavy music out of the sweaty bandroom ecosystem and dragging it into the sun.

Their first ever curated summer event ‘Life’s A Beach’ hits Riviera Beach Club in St Kilda next month, and the set times have now arrived. If you’ve been itching for something that feels less like a standard tour stop and more like a full day heavy hang, this is it.

‘Life’s A Beach’ is a one day Melbourne event headlined and curated by Polaris, stacking a proper mix of local hitters as well as some international punch, the lineup is stacked: We Came As Romans (USA), Thy Art Is Murder, Ocean Sleeper, Caskets (UK), Terminal Sleep, Reliqa, and Headwreck.

It’s a bill that covers melodic metalcore, hardcore, post-hardcore, and more.

Polaris | Life's A Beach | Artwork
Polaris | Life’s A Beach | Artwork

Polaris drummer Daniel Furnari summed up the vibe behind the event, saying:

“Putting together an outdoor fest that we can call our own has been a little pipe-dream of ours for a while now – and this coming summer felt like the perfect time to dip our toes in, so to speak! We’ve hand-picked a killer mix of old friends from abroad and at home, some familiar favourites and some of the best up-and-coming local talent. We’re so psyched to have the chance to create a new experience for our fans in such a unique and beautiful location. We can’t wait to have a mosh as the sun goes down, and most likely throw ourselves into the waves as soon as we walk off stage! Life’s a beach baby, don’t forget it!”

Polaris’ ‘Life’s A Beach’ Set Times

Headwreck – 3pm to 3.20pm

Reliqa – 3.40pm to 4.05pm

Terminal Sleep – 4.25pm to 4.50pm

Caskets – 5.10pm to 5.40pm

Ocean Sleeper – 6pm to 6.30pm

Thy Art Is Murder – 6.50pm to 7.25pm

We Came As Romans – 7.50pm to 8.30pm

Polaris – 8.55pm to 9.55pm

Get your tickets and find out more here.

The timing couldn’t be better, Polaris are about to hit the road supporting Linkin Park’s Australian headline tour in March, this year is already looking completely stacked for the band.