The legends at Strawberry Fields have brought the third and final lineup of artists performing at this year’s edition of the festival.

Kicking things off is the Berlin native Max Graef, who will be returning to the Australian bush after his memorable debut performance back in 2014. Renowned for his mixing ability – juggling from house, hip-hop, bass, and everything in between, Graef will without question ignite the Strawberry Fields dancefloor.

Rounding out the international contingent of the lineup is the rising star of the Parisian electronic scene, FKJ, or French Kiwi Juice.

Sydney trio Seekae will also be in attendance at the festival, replacing their Future Classic comrade Charles Murdoch (who is no longer able to play due to scheduling commitments in the USA). Expect the set from the three to include some signature electronic pop, IDM, post-dubstep, house, ambient, and an incredible vibe from start to finish.

Joining these artists are some more crew takeovers. The crews are listed below.

Dance Technique: presenting Post Percy, Harold. and Thomas Touche

House of Mince: presenting Discodromo

Sunshine People: presenting Skatebård, Ben Fester, and Donald

The Foreign Brothers: presenting the CoreTet and guests, Laneous, So.Crates Sound System, DJ Hussey, Danny OSX, and J Love

Soul A Go Go: presenting DJ Manchild, and Miss Goldie

Aside from the incredible third lineup of musicians that is rounding out an already stacked bill, there are many other facets of this festival to look forward to – such as the insane array of visual artists. Just announced are the prolific sculptors that give Burning Man its iconic image, The Pier Group, as well as Barcelona artist OKUDA and Melbourne’s own ENESS.

On top of this massive lineup of selectors are an impressive crop of locals as well, including: 6AM At The Garage, Black Cat, Blue Shift, BOSCO, Bryce Lawrence , Chant Down Sound, Citipower, Dan Bentley, Dan White, Dance Party, Pyrotechnics present Disco Inferno, Daydreams, Echo Drama, Edgework, El Moth,Gooseface Killah, Handsdown & Leigh Boy, Jacob Malmo & Oliver James, James Debono, Louis McCoy, Mark Murphy, Merve, Metwally (UNO DanceClub), Monty vs Gudge, Nali, Pjenne, Sleep D (LIVE), Spoonbill, Sugarfoot Ramblers, Sunnyside, Swersky, The Rookies.

Check out the full lineup here at Strawberry Fields’ website. The festival will be running from the 17th-20th November along the banks of the Murray River, just outside of Tocumwal NSW. Final round tickets are on sale now, but won’t last long with a sold-out event predicted within just a few weeks. You can also grab tickets here via Strawberry Fields’ website.