Poppin Out! is thrilled to announce an electrifying lineup for this year’s Poppin Out Festival, headlined by pop icon Samantha Jade and Australia’s very own golden girl, Nikki Webster alongside queer music legend Brendan Mclean. Drag headliners include Kane Enable, Kween Kong, and Art Simone, promising to deliver unforgettable performances.

Celebrating 51 years of Pride March in Adelaide, Pride Adelaide is set to bring an unprecedented level of fabulousness to our city’s streets. This year, Pride March goes east, taking the celebration of Pride right to the heart of the city on Saturday 2nd November 2024. As we proudly march towards Poppin Out, the queer festival set to once again transform Synagogue Place into the ultimate celebration spot, marking the final destination for Pride Marchers to let loose.

Starting at 2.00pm on Saturday 2nd November in Rymill Park, Pride March will parade through East Terrace and North Terrace onto Pulteney and Rundle Streets, ending back at Rymill park, only minutes away from Marys Poppin where the festivities will continue.

Find more information at www.maryspoppin.com. Tickets available here.

Nikki Webster was just 13 when she shot to fame in the Opening Ceremony of the 2000 Sydney Olympics and released Strawberry Kisses just one year later. While it might feel like just yesterday, it’s been more than 22 years and now Nikki is celebrating another milestone, seeing her youngest child start school in 2023. Nikki is marking the occasion with an adorable music video aptly titled Starting School featuring her children Malakai and Skylah.