Village Band, Nicky Bomba's Bustamento, Emma Louise, The Saints, Angry Tradesmen, Shaun Kirk, George Kamikawa & Noriko Tadano, Tenzin Choegyal 2013–2014 Matt Corby, Babylon Circus, Julian Marley, Beth Orton, Clare Bowditch, Peatbog Faeries, Rachel Sermanni, Blue King Brown, Chance Waters, Breabach, Tim Finn, Half Moon Run, The Break , Dubmarine, Kingfisha, The Twoks, Bearded Gypsy Band, Barleyshakes, Bubsy Marou 2014–2015 The Cat Empire , Violent Femmes, Nahko and Medicine for the People, Kate Miller-Heidke, Bertie Blackman, Sticky Fingers, Archie Roach, Jeff Lang, Christine Anu, Del Barber, Shooglenifty, Hiatus Kaiyote, Mia Dyson, Caravana Sun, We Two Thieves, The East Pointers, Starboard Cannons, Flap! 2015–2016 Michael Franti, San Cisco, The Paper Kites, Kim Churchill, The East Pointers, Courtney Barnett, Josh Pyke, Katie Noonan, Davidson Brothers, Backsliders, Lanie Lane, Astronomy Class, Dougie MacLean, The Poozies, The Duhks, Ganga Giri, Dubmarine, Starboard Cannons, Barleyshakes 2016-2017 Buffy Sainte-Marie, Paul Kelly with Charlie Owen, Half Moon Run, Gang of Youths, Tash Sultana, Amanda Palmer, Wallis Bird, The Bamboos, Urthboy, Meow Meow, Lake Street Dive, Thelma Plum, Methyl Ethel, The Little Stevies, Keith Potger, Swamp Thing, Tim O'Brien, Chad Morgan, Sharon Shannon 2017-2018 John Butler, Kate Miller-Heidke, Husky, Montaigne, Holy Holy, The Beautiful Girls, Timberwolf, Vaudeville Smash, Mama Kin Spender, The East Pointers, Robbie Miller, Sampa the Great, Tinpan Orange, Martin Hayes, Baker Boy, Dennis Cahill, Breaking Trad, Eleanor McEvoy, Cheap Fakes, The Northern Folk, Tenzin Choegyal 2018-2019 The Cat Empire, The Waifs, Xavier Rudd, Dan Sultan, Kimbra, Julia Jacklin, Stella Donnelly, The Teskey Brothers, Emily Wurramara, Alex the Astronaut, Remi, Electric Fields, Screamfeeder, Irish Mythen, Jen Cloher, Mel Parsons, Deja Voodoo, Paul McDermott & Steven Gates, Ziggy McNeil, Butterfingers Controversies In 2011, organisers of the festival were criticised for inviting known conspiracy theorist Meryl Dorey, president of anti-vaccination pressure group the Australian Vaccination Network to speak at the festival. The Australian Medical Association (AMA) described the group's views as "dangerous", and said organisers "had a responsibility to add speakers who could provide the medically approved side of the argument" so the audience were aware of "the risk of the information being presented [by Ms Dorey]". In response, festival director Bill Hauritz defended Dorey's appearance, saying "We've had a number of speakers, environmentalists and such, who have been discredited by some people in the past, this is no different." Queensland Health Minister Geoff Wilson advised attendees "not to take [Meryl's] nonsense too seriously". See also List of