DAYS away from the Homecoming Festival 2025, the Pacific’s biggest musical acts have started to trickle into the country for the three-day extravaganza that kicks off tomorrow.

The first of the international stars to arrive is island country reggae artist Maoli and US island reggae legends Common Kings.

Others who arrived yesterday included multi-platinum artist Justin Wellington, Kiwi bands Tomorrow People and Sons of Zion.

In a social media post, Sons of Zion band member Sam Eriwata said the festival has one of the best line-ups he had seen in a long time.

“I can’t wait to get to Fiji, I can’t wait to jam with everyone there,” said Eriwata.

“Shout out to the big bro ‘Fiji’ for bringing us all together. Even in your absence, you are bringing us together.

“The lineup is stacked, and I’m looking forward to sharing good music in such a beautiful place.

“We will see you when we are looking at you and vibing with you on stage.”

The star-studded line-up will feature over the three days with day one being headlined by international sensations Spawnbreezie, Sammy Johnson, Sons of Zion, Lomez Brown, Fejoint, Irie Love, Billy T, Ratu, Nicky, Swiss, Tree, Steve Macomber, Justin Wellington, The Gang, and more.

The second day will feature fan favourites Maoli, J-Boog, Aaradhna, House of Shem, Etu, Black Rose Reunion, Finn Gruva, Tomorrow People, and KKU, making this one of the most legendary festival rosters the Pacific has ever seen.

The final day will feature Common Kings, Paradise Roots, Juben, Richard Parker, and more.