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Happy campers hit the road after muddy muddy festival (opens the original)
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That was the message from organisers of the rain-soaked 2026 Mundi Mundi Bash as an army of volunteers rose early on Sunday to help 10,000 campers begin exiting the festival grounds at Belmont Station, northwest of Broken Hill. Bash founder and manager Greg Donovan said the rollout would begin with vehicles able to safely and independently leave the site before his team began helping those stuck in the mud. Anyone unsure whether they could leave their campsite without assistance was advised to s
Rain makes way for stars as bash ends on a high note (opens the original)
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Leather-clad rocker Jon Stevens is right at home on the rolling red plains of Mundi in remote regional NSW. "It's a special place to come back to," he said ahead of his headlining set on the closing night of the Mundi Mundi Bash on Saturday. "These are one-off events and they're really special." Stevens has been working his way around Australia with his crowd-pleasing The Noiseworks and INXS Collection show since May. "I think this is show number 38 or 37," he told AAP on Saturday. It's a gruell
Sun steals show as gates reopen at rain-soaked festival (opens the original)
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And just like that, the skies cleared and the sun came out in time for Mundi Mundi Bash debutants The Teskey Brothers to breathe in the event's most glorious sight - the outback sunset.The music and camping festival has been chasing the Melbourne rhythm and blues band to grace its spectacular stage overlooking the sprawling plains of Belmont Station, 40km from Broken Hill in outback NSW, since it was first held in 2022. After a rain-soaked lead-up to this year's event forced organisers to turn a
Outback festival stars take heart-Broken Hill by storm (opens the original)
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A host of artists performing at Australia's biggest outback festival are stepping up to play free shows for ticket holders turned away from this year's event. Mundi Mundi Bash organisers, performers and venues in and around Broken Hill, in far northwest NSW, are putting on last-minute shows by some of the rain-affected event's favourite performers after the music and camping festival was forced to turn away thousands of ticket holders. Troy Cassar-Daley and Shane Howard were set to follow their
Fuel prices can't stop the music at outback festival (opens the original)
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Soaring fuel prices can't stop the music as a sold-out crowd of 15,000 prepares to get motoring for Australia's biggest outback concert event, the Mundi Mundi Bash. The remote three-day music and camping escape at Belmont Station, 9km north of Silverton and 35km from Broken Hill, has officially sold out before gates open. The August 20-22 event will feature acts including The Teskey Brothers, Jon Stevens, John Butler, Boy & Bear, Baby Animals, Jessica Mauboy, Leo Sayer, Tim Finn, Troy Cassar-Dal
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