The touring electronic music festival Ultra kicked off in Melbourne with a bang. It was the people who braved the dire weather in the brightest clothes ready to dance through the night.
Spirits were high as attendees flocked to the Sydney Myer Music Bowl on Saturday for the highly anticipated one-night-only event.
The wet weather wasn’t enough to dampen the crowds’ excitement for the event, which has been running since 2018.
Australian DJ Darley kicked off the festivities with a set on the main stage, followed by Jonas Blue, Acraze and Sub Zero Project.
These girls braved the rain on their way to the Ultra Music Festival at Melbourne’s Sydney Myer Music Bowl on SaturdayParty-goers wore their brightest outfits for the tour festival, which ended at 11pm.Despite the rainy weather, the participants headed to the Ultra venue with big smiles on their faces.Despite the unfortunate weather, the participants headed to the Ultra venue with big smiles on their faces.The colorful Ultra Music Festival showcased her colorful and strategic raincoats ahead of her one-night-only show.These revelers were in high spirits as they headed to the Sydney Myer Music Bowl at Ultra Music Festival on Saturday.Three women took part in the festival ahead of performances by Australian musician Timmy Trumpet and Dutch DJ Hardwell.
Darren Stiles took the main stage at 7:20pm, followed by Aussie musician Timmy Trumpet and Dutch DJ Hardwell on stage at 9:30pm.
Bright colors, faux fur, and mesh fabrics were all the rage among attendees, but umbrellas and raincoats were the go-to accessories for most attendees.
Melbourne was flooded on Saturday as temperatures dropped to 17C.
Those determined to endure the bad weather were seen hiding under their coats and running in the rain.
Many attendees brought umbrellas to Saturday’s Ultra Music Festival, with rain forecast for the eveningneed a hand?Police needed help from festival goers to free muddy vanFeeling fruity!These men stood out in matching pineapple outfits and bucket hatsattendees were seen hiding under their coats from the rainOther partygoers chose to put up with the rain or find shelterTwo women with umbrellas heading to the Sydney Myer Music Bowl on a rainy evening
However, the audience of the music festival smiled as they passed through the event gate and stepped into the outdoor venue.
The rain was bad news for Victorian police after a van was found stranded in a nearby field.
Police tried to push the van from the front, but several attendees rushed to help.
The group pushed the rear of the vehicle and the doors to free it from the mud.
Two women wore El Camino hats to keep out the rain and attend the Ultra Music Festival.Woman heading to Ultra Music FestivalA man uses a ziplock bag to protect his smartphone from the rainFestival goers helped Victoria Police free a muddy van from a muddy venueThe two women, who attended the Ultra Music Festival in Melbourne on Saturday, started dancing early.Three brightly dressed women heading to the Ultra Music Festival on Saturday afternoon
A one-night-only event, Ultra had four stages in the venue: the Main Stage, the Resistance Stage, the UMF Radio Stage, and the Ultra Park Stage.
All tickets for the event, from $155 general admission to $300 VIP tickets, sold out by Friday night.
The festival came to a close with the closing support act Spice.
Ultra Australia was the first outdoor electronic music festival in Melbourne in 2018 and has since expanded to 23 countries.
Before a drizzly night at a music festival, two women used mesh coats to try to partially avoid the rain.Two girls hid under flags as they stepped into Melbourne’s Ultra Music Festival on Saturday night.The two attendees were sheltered from the rain under a large tree before the main performance on SaturdayThe two women braved the elements with a forecast of rain throughout the event at the outdoor venueParticipants tried to adjust their knee-high boots while trekking through the muddy fields of the venue
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