1/31Participant are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
MulletFest 2019: Hundreds gather to celebrate Australia’s most iconic hairstyle
GALLERY: Celebrating the immortal Australian hairstyle that’s all about “business up the front and party out the back” - hundreds descend on the Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri to get amongst it for the 2019 Mullet Fest.
2/31Participants Zoe and Jaxson Smith are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, Chelmsford Hotel, Kurri Kurri. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
3/31Participant Jordan Habachi is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
4/31Participants are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
5/31Participant Michelle "Darlzy" Gearin is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. This year has seen female entrants in mulletfest for the first time. In 2018 women were hesitant but in 2019 they entered most categories of mullet including 'best ranga'. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
6/31Kelsley Manns is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, Chelmsford Hotel, Kurri Kurri. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
7/31Jamie Brookes of Perth is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, Chelmsford Hotel, Kurri Kurri. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
8/31Participant Joe Ruiz is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
9/31Participant are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
10/31Participant Elyce Kiem is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
11/31Participant Michelle "Darlzy" Gearin is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. This year has seen female entrants in mulletfest for the first time. In 2018 women were hesitant but in 2019 they entered most categories of mullet including 'best ranga'. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
12/31Michelle "Darlzy" Gearin celebrates winning the best mullet competition during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
13/31Participants are seen backstage during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
14/31Participant are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
15/31Participant Wally Madden waits to take the stage during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
16/31Chev celebrates winning the people's choice award during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
17/31Participant Dane Wildey is seen in the green room backstage during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
18/31Michelle "Darlzy" Gearin celebrates winning the best mullet competition during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
19/31Michelle "Darlzy" Gearin celebrates winning the best mullet competition during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
20/31Participant Charlie Neely is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
21/31Participant Dane Wildley is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, Chelmsford Hotel, Kurri Kurri. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
22/31Daniel Pilbeam of Melbourne is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, Chelmsford Hotel, Kurri Kurri. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
23/31Participant are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
24/31Participant are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
25/31Participant Hayden Neale is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, Chelmsford Hotel, Kurri Kurri. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
26/31Participants are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
27/31Dane Wildley is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, Chelmsford Hotel, Kurri Kurri9. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
28/31Participant are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
29/31Participant are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
30/31Participants are seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
31/31Participant Elyce Kiem is seen during Mulletfest, a special event designed to celebrate the hairstyle that's all about business at the front, party at the back, at Chelmsford Hotel in Kurri Kurri, NSW. (AAP Image/Perry Duffin)
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