Dance music fans have donned their best for a one-night music festival.
The Palm Tree International Festival reached Sydney on Friday night and saw thousands of Aussies flock to Olympic Park to see world famous DJs Tiësto and Kygo.
The huge music event started at 7pm at Sydney Showground, but many attendees were already on their way to the venue by 4pm.
Standard tickets cost revelers $165 to see performances by Frank Walker, Sam Feldt and Lost Frequencies before the night ended with headline acts Kygo and Tiësto.
The festival’s dress code was anything bright, glittery, and colorful.
This reveler stretched out her angel wings for the Palm Tree Music Festival at Sydney Olympic Park
Many partygoers opted for breathable and minimal clothing with temperatures up to 27C
The first performance of Sydney’s Palm Tree Music Festival event was Frank Walker at 7pm
The participants of the highly anticipated Sydney Palm Tree Music Festival arrived at 4pm
Let’s get one for Insta: friends pose for a selfie before heading to Sydney Showground
Hundreds of attendees rocked in dazzling outfits while others opted for trendy cutouts.
Some partygoers stood out with angel wings and fairy lights.
Another popular choice was mesh and airy fabrics.
Many ladies kept their heels at home and opted for more comfortable footwear such as sneakers and boots.
Different water levels were set up at the side and back of the stage with temperatures outside the room rising to 27C.
It was a stark change of weather for festival organizers whose last event was at the US ski resort of Aspen for a three-day festival.
Many visitors to the Palm Tree Music Festival opted for breathable clothing and trendy cut-outs with temperatures outside the venue rising to 27C
Partygoers at the Palm Tree Music Festival were all smiles as they entered the Sydney venue
By 4 p.m., attendees arrived at the Olympic Park show grounds for the much-anticipated festival
The dress code for Friday night Sydneysiders was all that was bright, glittering and colorful
Police and security kept a tight ship for the Sydney Olympic Park music festival on Friday
NSW police officers spoke to attendees inside and outside the event and patrolled the grounds
The Palm Tree music festival was only in Sydney for one day.
Organizers head to Brisbane on Saturday, followed by Melbourne Showground on Sunday, coinciding with Victoria’s bank holiday long weekend.
All three shows will feature the same highly anticipated lineup.
Developed by Kygo, Palm Tree Music Festival is inspired by the bonds and memories forged with friends from years of touring around the world, Palm Tree said of the Sydney event.
“With previous events in The Hamptons New York, Cabo Mexico and Novalja, Croatia, gear up and get your crew ready to make your own memories with this one-of-a-kind music event.”
The evening ended with a set by Dutch DJ Tiësto, one of the biggest names in the electronic music world of the past two decades.
He first gained mainstream attention in 2000 with his remix of Delerium’s ‘Silence’.
Recent hits include 2020’s ‘The Business’ and 2022’s Charlie XCX collaboration ‘Hot In It’.
The Palm Tree Music Festival revelers were all smiles as they entered the show grounds Friday night
With temperatures reaching 27C outside the music festival venue, many revelers opted for breezy outfits to keep cool
NSW police officers patrolled both outside and inside the Palm Tree Music Festival
Hundreds of attendees rocked in dazzling outfits while others opted for trendy cutouts
Various water levels were set up at the side and back of the stage with temperatures set to reach as high as 27C on Friday night
Thousands of Aussies flocked to Sydney’s Olympic Park showground to see famed DJs Tiësto and Kygo on Friday night
Also present in the area was a large contingent of police to ensure all revelers were on their best behavior.
Officers spoke to attendees inside and outside the event and patrolled the grounds.
It comes less than a week after NSW officers gathered for the closing concert of Sydney World Pride last Sunday.
Friday night’s event concluded at around 11pm with NSW Transport urging attendees to ‘consider all available travel options in advance’.
“There are regular trains to Olympic Park from Lidcombe and the site is a short walk from the station,” it said.
The Palm Tree music festival was in Sydney for just one day before organizers moved to Brisbane on Saturday, followed by Melbourne on Sunday
Before the festival, some revelers with wings and lights were spotted on Friday night
Police efforts on Friday come less than a week after NSW officers gathered for Sydney World Pride’s closing concert last Sunday
NSW police officers showed up in large numbers for the Palm Tree Music Festival on Friday night
Hundreds of attendees rocked in dazzling outfits while others opted for trendy cutouts
Friday’s festival is expected to end around 11pm, with NSW Transport urging attendees to ‘consider all available travel options in advance’
Thousands of Aussies dressed in their brightest and shiniest outfits for Friday night’s Palm Tree Music Festival
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