More than 10,000 people were expected to ring in the new year from Perth cultural precinct in Northbridge, where two stages hosted a variety of bands and performances.
Dreamville, the festival's campgrounds which serve as a secondary festival after the music stops on the stages, hosted 1,890 tents housing an estimated 25,000 campers (though some say the number was closer to 30,000).
There are three stages, hosting multiple concerts each night, and fringe events bring lesser luminaries to bars across town.
This festival, established in 2011, has three stages hosting artists from all over Europe, as well as US stars such as Pat Metheny, Esperanza Spalding, Dianne Reeves and Branford Marsalis, who are joined by Cuban trumpet virtuoso Arturo Sandoval.
With three stages hosting awesome content, a $100,000 pitch competition and a startup-filled expo floor, Disrupt SF 2018 is an event you won't want to miss.
While people attended the real concert in Dundee, the music by Franz Ferdinand, Pink and others was streamed live into Second Life, where 6,000 avatars crowded around a virtual stage, hosted by an avatar of DJ Chris Moyles and stewarded by computerised bouncers.
Later, the stage hosted the final performance of The Ramones.
This was most evident on the last Republican debate stage, hosted by Fox News.
The LA Times Stage hosted some of the best author/comedians in the business.
The Bend Stage hosted Kompozart, Atyya, Goopsteppa, and Bil Bless, to name a few.
Dirtybird crew rocked the Main Stage, and the more intimate forested Pirate Radio Stage hosted instantly-legendary five-hour morning sessions by Max Ulis and Sabo.
