03.02.12 Mystery Creek has been left to the farmers for another year – the most magnificent mish-mash of the summer has moved on, but the weekend’s many highlights remain.
Avalanche City bringing the love to a packed Mainstage crowd on Friday night.
Parachute Band’s stunning Vespers set on Sunday night, which saw the Deluxe transformed into a candlelit, late night cathedral.
Songstress Lydia Cole’s return to the stage, with beautiful new album ME & MOON in hand.
The Chariot’s repeat symphonies of destruction on Saturday and Sunday, making chaos into performance art.
NOISE at Parachute 2012, with world-class input from The Rocket Summer’s Bryce Avery, Mark Hall, Darlene Zschech, Aaron Gillespie, Relient K and The Chariot’s Josh Scogin.
Relient K making good on their promise to bust out their cover of Toto’s ‘Africa’.
Social justice advocates like Tim Costello, John Kirkby and Darlene Zschech broadening our perspective on helping the poor.
The discovery of indie gems from across the Tasman like Tigertown, The Soorleys and The Paper Kites, who’s sundown set on Mainstage was one for the books.
Worship under the stars on Sunday with Aaron Gillespie, Ascend the Hill, Desperation Band, Parachute Band and Casting Crowns.
The weekend’s Massive, Hardcore and Debut showcases catering to every taste.
