By Olivia Day For Daily Mail Australia Published: 08:22 EST, 27 January 2024 | Updated: 08:23 EST, 27 January 2024 Advertisement
Hundreds of scantily-clad revellers in fluffy boots, fairy wings and devil horns have descended on a hardcore music festival in Sydney as the Australia Day weekend continues in full swing. Attendees were in high-spirits as they arrived at the Sydney Showground on Saturday for the HTID (Hardcore Till I Die) Festival presented by the UK’s ‘most colossal’ rave brand. Music lovers left little to the imagination as they arrived at Sydney Olympic Park, with some opting for comfort in activewear and sneakers and others going all-out with unique costumes. Many chose to accessorise their barely-there outfits with fishnet stockings, fairy wings, fluffy knee-high boots, body chains, devil horns and fluffy hair extensions. The festival featured performances from D-Block & S-Te-Fan, Klubfiller, DougNL, Sickmode, Bioweapon, Toneshifterz, Wasted Penguinz, Darren Styles and Gammer. Revellers descended on the Sydney Showground on Saturday for the HTID Hardcore Dance Festival This reveller threw up the peace sign as she made her way inside the dance festival Many attendees opted for comfort and wore activewear to the hardcore dance festival Many opted for comfortable footwear for the festival – whick kicked off at 4pm on Saturday This festival-goer matched her sneakers with her bright blue outfit These men showed off their pecs as they arrived at the Sydney festival in basketball jerseys Temperatures soared to the high 20s on Saturday, with the sun mostly staying behind the clouds Many opted for bright and colourful outfits with playful accessories like this fan The festival featured performances from D-Block & S-Te-Fan, Klubfiller, DougNL, Sickmode and Bioweapon Many wore bucket hats to keep cool – with temperatures reaching the high 20s on Saturday This woman wore a psychedelic style outfit with fluffy boots and a bright blue mini-skirt Some attendees opted to accessorise with angel wings, devil horns and lace garters Others opted for comfortable activewear and sneakers for the Sydney festival These attendees snapped a selfie as they entered the festival on Saturday These five women decided to wear coordinating sets to the festival The festival was presented by HTID, known as the UK’s ‘most colossal’ rave brand These revellers wore matching outfits featuring white fishnet stockings, bows, and white skirts Outfits at the hardcore festival ranged from simple and comfortable to elaborate themed costumes Police were on hand to keep a close eye on revellers on Saturday Some attendees decided to wear extravagant bodysuits and accessories, while others kept it simple One reveller wore dozens of bracelets and fluffy boots while another wore a t-shirt that read ‘Do milfs, not drugs’ One woman wore bright pink fishnet stockings and a fluffy hair accessory This pair were in high spirits as they entered the hard dance festival on Saturday Several attendees were dressed as nurses, while another wore a psychedelic-style bodysuit
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Fishnet stockings, barely-there outfits and fairy wings: Thousands of revellers let their hair down at hardcore music festival as the Australia Day weekend continues in full swing