Please click the Purchase Tickets link at the top of this page. Tickets are only available for purchase through Humanitix.
We aspire to ensure Sidebyside is accessible to all and will feature an accessible bathroom. Our site has no varying levels, however, is held upon natural terrain. If you require specific amenities or would like to find out how we can help, please reach out to us at info@sidebysidefestival.com
Sidebyside is a cashless festival. please ensure you bring an appropriate card payment method. paywave is accepted.
No, Sidebyside is an 18+ event. Please bring your drivers license or other government id to the festival to ensure entrance.
Refer to the map below for guidance to Helen mayo park. get dropped on festival drive off Montefiore Road, or catch a tram to the north terrace 'city west' stop and walk across the Mentefiore bridge, following the signage.
Please bring your drivers license or other government id to the festival to ensure entrance.
Please only bring personal belongings. Rugs are accepted but not encouraged. Do not bring any large items or anything that may cause harm.
Yes, there will be food options available catering to all dietary requirements.
There are no passouts for Sidebyside.
After purchasing a ticket, you will receive an order confirmation email including your PDF ticket from Humantix on behalf of sidebyside.
If you do not see your order confirmation in your email inbox, make sure you check your junk/spam folder.
If you have any other technical issues with ticketing, please contact us at info@sidebysidefestival.com
Ticket sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. Artists, schedules & set times are subject to change.
Only purchase tickets from the official event ticketing outlets - please be aware that Sidebyside takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of this process & cannot guarantee the validity of tickets purchased from a third-party source.
We acknowledge that Sidebyside operates on the land of the Kaurna People, traditional custodians of the Adelaide plains, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
