Spring in the Vale Music Festival organisers say the event is nearly sold out

Are you missing the pulsating atmosphere of Australian music festivals? Spring in the Vale has you sorted this weekend.

Tickets are selling fast to a rural music festival which will make its long-awaited return to Miriam Vale this weekend.

Following a Covid-19 interruption last year, Spring in the Vale is set to go ahead on Saturday with hundreds of keen live music enthusiasts expected to attend.

Event organiser and young Australian music sensation Ayla said the event’s preparation was going well.

“We’ve got heaps of volunteers out there at the moment setting up the art and chopping up the firewood, it is all coming together,” she said.

Ayla said the line-up had remained the same and avoided any last minute changes due to Covid-19 border restrictions.

“We’re all Queensland based so we are really lucky that the line-up won’t experience any last-minute changes,” she said.

Ayla said the Spring in the Vale element she was most excited about was the sense of community unity that music festivals brought.

“The community and getting together and going for a family-friendly camping event where there is great quality music, food stalls and a great atmosphere.”

Ayla said the return of Spring in the Vale after the event’s cancellation last year was absolutely amazing.

“I’ve got so many supportive people around me helping to put it together and it is fantastic to see it come together for them as well as myself,” she said.

Ayla said she was confident the event would sell out, but emphasised tickets were still available.

“We are approaching our capacity and are happy with the numbers we have so far,” she said.

“We are still pretty confident we will reach capacity but will just have to see we will go on the day.”

Spring in the Vale Music Festival is on this Saturday, August 28 with camping and event tickets still available HERE.

Live entertainment on the day includes Ayla, Bearfoot, Waxysoup, Big Blue Eyes and Ella Fence and many more.

More information about the Festival can be found on the Spring in the Vale Facebook page.