Gympie Muster artist line-up announced
The Gympie Muster artist line-up for 2022 has been revealed with anticipation building for the event’s 40th anniversary.
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The Gympie Muster has released its artist line-up for 2022, with Aussie stars Lee Kernaghan, John Williamson, Kasey Chambers, Adam Brand and Graeme Connors heading the 100-strong line-up.
The festival has succumbed to Covid for the past two years, but is scheduled to take place in the Amamoor Creek State Forest in August 2022, with loads of Aussie country music, blues and rock.
Among the other artists to take to the stage next August are The Black Sorrows, Diesel, The Badloves, Ash Grunwald, The Boy from the Bush, Beccy Cole, Don Walker, Adam Hervey, Tex Perkins, Shane Nicholson, Travis Collins, Fanny Lumsden, The Bushwhackers, Casey Barnes, Ambre Lawrence, Felicity Urquhart, Jasmine Rae, James Blundell, Brooke McClymont & Adam Eckersley, The Wolfe Brothers, Warren H Williams, Tania Kernaghan, The Buckleys, McAlister Kemp, Darlinghurst, The Badloves, Hurricane Fall, Andrew Swift, James Johnston, Ash Grunwald, Fiona Boyes, Chad Morgan, The Mason Rack Band and The Pigs.
Wide Bay MP Llew O’Brien on Tuesday announced a $1million grant to help reignite the Gympie Muster, as part of a $200million spend on Australia’s embattled arts and entertainment sector.
“The Muster is an iconic Gympie event, which is celebrating its 40th year in 2022 after two years of pandemic restrictions, so this investment will support the event as it celebrates this milestone and rebuilds to become even brighter and better than ever,” Mr O’Brien said.
“The Gympie Muster committee has worked hard and shown remarkable resilience to keep this beloved event running, and I congratulate them on their successful application,” he said.
The festival will be hosted on August 25-28, 2022.
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