Acts like Two Door Cinema Club, The Killers and Gorillaz have already been ruled out of Splendour In The Grass 2018 due to other commitments and now we've got even more to strike a line through.

Japan's Fuji Rock Festival is often the best indication of who is making the trip to Splendour In The Grass because of its geographical proximity and timing.

Last year Queens Of The Stone Age, LCD Soundsystem and The xx all headlined both festivals and if that happens again this year, you're in for a treat.

Looks like Spice Girls are finally going to announce a reunion tour which will be the first time they've performed live together since 2012.

Last week, they all caught up in Los Angeles and had a chat about future opportunities, confirming that they were going to work together in some capacity.

The Splendour In The Grass 2018 rumour mill is already spinning with news that Arctic Monkeys have a big gap in their touring schedule for it. Unfortunately, we come bearing bad news though as we've scoured the internet to find out who most likely won't be playing the festival.

Over the weekend at Splendour In The Grass, Tina Arena took to the stage with Client Liaison to perform Sorrento Moon, creating one of the best Splendour moments in recent times.

Arguably one of the best Splendour days ever.

If we were told on Friday that Tina Arena would be winning this year's Splendour In The Grass we wouldn't have believed you but it's now Monday and it's happened.

Photos L to R: Bianca Holderness, Stephen Booth, Jess Gleeson.

Sorry, but it wouldn't be Splendour In The Grass time if we didn't take a moment to brag about how many great moments there have been so far. Here are our faves:

Splendour In The Grass starts tomorrow night and all the international artists are starting to touch down in Australia.

Queens Of The Stone Age have already started playing shows while Cut Copy, Royal Blood, HAIM, Bishop Briggs and more are all due to start playing shows this week.