Betty Who, Tegan And Sara And Foster The People - Big Guava Music Festival 2014 Is Definitely Worth A Visit

Friday kicks off with some emerging musicians including Aussie newcomer Betty Who and LA indie band Smallpools following close behind. The rest of the day is all about the duos with Ohio pair Twenty One Pilots, noise pop artists Sleigh Bells and, finally, the reunited Outkast are here on their latest festival stint having already been the subject of much chatter at both Coachella and CounterPoint festival.

An equally eclectic mix is delivered on Saturday with another duo, Canada's Tegan And Sara; psychedelic San Diego collective Slightly Stoopid; indie chart sensations Vampire Weekend; LA sibling quartet Haim; and, all the way from the UK, rock trio Band of Skulls who recently unveiled their well-received third album 'Himalayan'.

Rappers Earl Sweatshirt and Chance the Rapper hit the mic on Sunday for some much needed hip hop relief to cheer people up on the last day, while bluesy rock singer ZZ Ward and New York alt pop duo Ms Mr give us something a little bit different to immerse ourselves in over the rest of the day. Headliners Foster The People will bring the evening to a close, while hopefully playing some material from their recent album 'Supermodel'.

If this sounds like your kind of festival, you can still purchase full weekend tickets at $165 general admission, with single day tickets at $75. Hurry up though; there's not long to go!

Line-up:
Outkast
Vampire Weekend
Foster The People
Slightly Stoopid
Cake
Tegan And Sara
Violent Femmes
Girl Talk
Sleigh Bells
Earl Sweatshirt
Grouplove
Haim
Twenty One Pilots
Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience
Chance The Rapper
Walk The Moon
Jake Miller
Blue October
Band of Skulls
Zz Ward
Ms Mr
Timeflies
Hoodie Allen
American Authors
St. Lucia
Civil Twilight
Smallpools
Bear Hands
Morning Parade
Kitten
Magic Man
Nonono
Jacuzzi Boys
Gringo Star
Unlikely Candidates
Vic Mensa
Betty Who
Hunter Hunted
Terraplane Sun
Jessica Hernandez And The Deltas
Fly Union