Boutique & Intimate Festivals in Australia & New Zealand

Hartwood Campfires & Country Music is an annual festival held over the Easter long weekend in Bomera, New South Wales, Australia, offering a unique blend of country music and bush poetry. The event features two stages for professional and 'walk-up' artists, alongside a laid-back, family and pet-friendly camping experience.

The Boyne Valley Country Music Campout is an annual community event held in Ubobo, Gladstone Region, Queensland, Australia, set in a picturesque country bush setting. It features country music entertainment from invited artists, walk-up performances, and activities like poets' breakfasts, attracting interest from across the Sunshine State.

Dirt n Dust Festival is an outback event held annually in Julia Creek, Queensland. It is known for its unique events, such as the Dirt n Dust Rodeo and Australia's Best Butt competition, embodying the spirit of the outback.

Arockalypse Now is an annual rock music festival held at The Westernport Hotel in San Remo, Victoria, Australia, showcasing an explosive lineup of independent bands from Gippsland and Naarm. The festival aims to amplify live music in regional towns, offering a platform for emerging artists across two stages.

In the Pines is Western Australia's original and longest-running boutique music festival, held annually in the idyllic surrounds of UWA's Somerville Auditorium in Perth. The festival showcases 20 of WA's best local artists across two stages and serves as a vital fundraiser for community radio station RTRFM, also featuring a dedicated sensory zone for neurodivergent attendees.

The Undara Outback Rock and Blues is a three-day music festival held at Discovery Resorts – Undara in North Queensland, offering a unique blend of rock and blues acts in a distinctive outback setting. Known as the 'biggest little festival in the outback,' it fosters a laid-back atmosphere where attendees can mingle with musicians and enjoy a mix of local and interstate talent.

The Gum Ball is an intimate, family-friendly boutique music and arts festival held annually at the Dashville bushland estate in Australia's Hunter Valley. The event features a diverse lineup of live music, camping, and creative workshops within a relaxed and inclusive community setting.

BruteFest is a heavy metal festival held at The Tote in Collingwood, Melbourne, known for its "Heavy Metal Chaos" across two stages. The event features international headliners, such as Warbringer in 2026, alongside a lineup of Australia's finest heavy acts and a continuous BBQ.

The Weethalle Country Music Muster is a six-day country music festival held in Weethalle, New South Wales, Australia, featuring a full lineup of country music artists. The event offers on-site camping, is family-friendly, and includes bush poetry and a dedicated party night.

The Charters Towers Country Music Festival, also known as the Dalrymple Country Music Festival, is one of Australia's largest and longest-running country music festivals, established in 1978 in Charters Towers, Queensland. Held annually on the May Day long weekend at the Charters Towers Showgrounds, it features a blend of established Australian country artists and a significant talent search competition, providing a family-friendly platform for both amateur and professional musicians.

The Top Half Folk Festival is an annual folk music event held at Ross River Resort on Arrernte Country, 80km east of Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia. It features a diverse program including Territory folk stars, bush dances, choirs, workshops, kid's activities, and cabaret, aiming to provide entertainment, education, inclusion, and engagement.

The Charters Towers Country Music Festival is an annual celebration of Australian country music held in Charters Towers, Queensland, established in 1978. It draws thousands of fans from across Australia and abroad, featuring a diverse lineup of local and international country acts, talent searches, and family-friendly competitions.

The Cotton Capital Country Music Muster is a weekend-long country music festival held in Wee Waa, NSW, Australia, featuring a lineup of Australian artists, bush ballads, classic country, and poetry. The community event offers onsite caravan, RV, and camping facilities at the Wee Waa Showground, along with walk-up sessions and a Mother's Day breakfast.

Your Paradise Fiji is an exclusive boutique electronic music festival held on the private Mamanuca Islands, offering an intimate experience for a limited number of guests. The event blends world-class DJ performances with luxury resort living, featuring beach parties, boat excursions, and wellness activities against a stunning tropical backdrop.

The Bouldy Bush Ballad Bash is an annual week-long country music festival held in Bouldercombe, Queensland, celebrating bush ballads, country music, and bush poetry. Launched by the late Keith Jamieson, the event features invited guests, walk-up performances, and a bush poets breakfast, attracting performers and audiences from across Australia.

The Flinders Ranges Country Music Muster is a multi-venue festival held in Port Augusta, South Australia, featuring two weeks of live country music. The event is notable for encouraging 'Walk Up' performances and raising money for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

Music in the Mulga is an annual four-day country and country rock music festival held in Thargomindah, South West Queensland, Australia, known for its unique atmosphere of a large family gathering in true outback style. The event features evening concerts, walk-ups, a main Saturday concert, a charity auction, and yabby races with fashions of the field, fostering a welcoming and friendly environment.

The Cobby Riverland Music Festival is a yearly event held over the June long weekend in Cobdogla, South Australia, hosted by the Cobdogla Club and other local venues. It features a lineup of various artists, including country and folk performers.

The Barunga Festival is an annual celebration of remote Indigenous community life, culture, music, art, and sport, held in Barunga, Northern Territory, Australia. It showcases traditional and contemporary Indigenous music, dance, art, and cultural workshops, offering a unique opportunity to engage with Aboriginal culture and also holds historical significance as the home of the 1988 Barunga Statement.

The Merimbula Jazz Festival is Australia's longest-running annual jazz celebration, held in Merimbula, NSW, bringing together over 500 musicians and 100 bands from across the country. It features diverse jazz styles across eight walkable venues and includes a Youth Jazz Quest to encourage emerging talent.

Peak Festival is an annual winter music festival held in Perisher Valley, NSW, Australia, marking the start of the ski season with free entry. It features live music across seven stages, alongside snow sports and family-friendly activities, creating a vibrant alpine playground.

The Crows Nest Country Music Festival is an annual event held at the Crows Nest Showgrounds in Queensland, Australia, featuring a lineup of country music artists and a poets' breakfast. The festival, which was awarded the 2020 Community Event of the Year, also offers powered and unpowered camping sites for attendees.

The 35th Townsville Folk Festival, held from 12–14 June 2026 at Foots Hill Station in Reid River, Queensland, is a not-for-profit, family-friendly event celebrating music, arts, culture, and community. It showcases an inspiring mix of folk, acoustic, world, and roots music, alongside workshops, artisan markets, and camping under the stars.

Garrmalang Festival is Darwin's only dedicated First Nations multi-arts event, celebrating the artistic richness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture in the heart of Larrakia country. It offers a powerful program of storytelling, music, dance, and visual arts, showcasing the depth and beauty of the oldest living culture in the world.

The Yellowbelly Country Music Festival is a popular week-long event held annually at the St George Showgrounds in Queensland, Australia, on the banks of the Balonne River. It features Australian country music artists, bush poetry, and walk-up opportunities for visitors, alongside camping, fishing, and local hospitality.

NYX Festival is Australia's up and coming underground arts, music and culture experience, held annually in the tropical paradise of North Queensland on a remote 30,000-acre property near Ravenshoe. It's a five-day Winter Solstice Festival that features electronic beats (psytrance, techno, downbeat, bass and more), art installations, market stalls, performances, and workshops, blending outdoor camping with a rich cultural program.

Thrashville is a unique heavy music camping festival held at Dashville in Lower Belford, New South Wales, Australia, where punk, hard rock, and metal genres collide. The event features around 25 bands across multiple stages, alongside live graffiti artists, a tattoo studio, and professional skateboarding displays.

Stonefest is an annual music festival held at the University of Canberra in Bruce, ACT, Australia, celebrating the university's foundation and recognized as Canberra's last surviving music festival. Organized as a not-for-profit event by the University of Canberra Union, it features national headliners and local talent across two stages, with a focus on affordability and student services.

Hats Off To Country is Tamworth's annual mid-year country music festival, held in New South Wales, Australia, offering a smaller, more intimate celebration compared to the larger January festival. It features a diverse lineup of country artists across multiple venues, including workshops, and hosts events like the Australian Bush Ballad Awards.

Country on Keppel is Australia's only country music festival held on a tropical island, taking place on Great Keppel Island, Queensland. The event, hosted at Great Keppel Island Hideaway, is known for its unique blend of established and emerging country artists, alongside a talent search to nurture new talent, all set against a backdrop of white sandy beaches and a laid-back atmosphere.

The Garma Festival is Australia's largest Indigenous cultural gathering, a four-day celebration of Yolngu life and culture held annually at the Gulkula ceremonial site in remote northeast Arnhem Land. It showcases traditional art, storytelling, song, and dance, and serves as a significant forum for dialogue on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander issues, attracting leaders from various sectors.

Scouted is South Australia's premier music showcase for unsigned talent, held in Adelaide/Kaurna Yerta, Australia's UNESCO City of Music. It provides emerging artists with a platform to perform for national and international music industry figures, coinciding with the Indie-Con Australia conference and A2IM Indie Week.

The Inverloch Jazz Festival is a beloved annual winter event held in the seaside village of Inverloch, Victoria, Australia, transforming it into a vibrant jazz hub. Celebrating over 30 years, it showcases over 40 bands and 150 musicians across various jazz styles in multiple indoor venues, while also raising funds for community projects.

The Desert Harmony Festival is an annual multi-arts and cultural event held in Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, Australia, serving as a platform for the region's diverse population to engage with and present the arts. It features a program combining local and national talent, with a strong focus on celebrating Indigenous culture, music, dance, and community connections in the heart of the Barkly region.

Scots in the Bush is an annual Scottish and Celtic festival held at the historic Boondooma Homestead in Queensland, celebrating the rich traditions and vibrant culture of the Scottish Highlands. It features lively bagpipe performances, traditional Scottish dancing, and various activities, making it one of the largest Celtic festivals in Australia.

Black Mountain Unplugged is an intimate, non-profit acoustic music festival held at the foot of Black Mountain in Rossville, Far North Queensland, known as an "anti-festival" for its relaxed atmosphere and focus on community. It features acoustic music on a single stage, camping, and unique games, organized by musicians for music lovers.

Rhythm and the Reef is a music and arts festival held in Mackay, Queensland, celebrating live music, community, and coastal vibes. The regional event, which has grown from a grassroots celebration, features a diverse lineup of Australian artists and aims to leave a lasting impression on local and intrastate attendees.

East Arnhem Live is a free community music festival held in Nhulunbuy, Arnhem Land, NT, celebrating Yolŋu (Indigenous) and Balanda (non-Indigenous) music and culture. Recognized as Australia's most remote music festival, it brings together musicians from across Arnhem Land with headline acts for a unique cultural experience.

The Nanango Country Muster is an annual four-day festival held in Nanango, Queensland, celebrating Traditional Australian Country Music, poetry, and gospel. It embraces the Australian Bush Lifestyle, offering camping facilities and attracting attendees from across Australia.

The Neurum Creek Music Festival is an annual local acoustic music camping weekend held at Neurum Creek Bush Retreat in Mount Archer, Queensland, Australia. It aims to foster community and inclusion by showcasing established and emerging acoustic musical talents from the region and across Australia in a picturesque camping setting.

Wonder Mountain is an intimate, genre-blurring music festival held annually in Beechworth, Victoria, Australia, primarily at the historic Tanswells Hotel. The festival emphasizes local talent and community, offering a diverse lineup of disco, funk, indie, experimental pop, soul, and house music in a unique country-town setting.

Mushroom Valley Festival is a renowned 3-day music, arts, and lifestyle event held annually in Yalboroo, Queensland, Australia, designed as a psychedelic wonderland that emphasizes sustainability, community, and conscious living. It features a diverse lineup of electronic music genres such as psytrance, drum & bass, and tech house, alongside creative workshops, healing spaces, and art installations, fostering connection and personal well-being.

The Mitchell Creek Rock N Blues Festival is a boutique music and camping event held on a private 100-acre property in the Mary Valley of Queensland's Sunshine Coast Hinterland, known for its intimate atmosphere and impressive lineup of blues, rock, and roots artists. It offers free onsite camping, two alternating stages for non-stop music, and a relaxed, community-focused experience in a natural amphitheater setting.

Dragon Dreaming is a four-day multi-stage music and arts festival held on the shores of Lake Burrinjuck in Wee Jasper, New South Wales. The event features a diverse lineup of electronic music, performance art, and lifestyle workshops with a strong focus on environmental sustainability and community connection.

Wallaby Creek Festival is an annual three-day celebration of music and arts held in the lush wet tropics rainforest of Rossville, Far North Queensland, known for its community-focused, family-friendly, and intimate atmosphere. The festival features live original music across multiple stages, a dedicated Children's Festival, diverse workshops, and a strong environmental focus, with camping included.

The Port Pirie Country Music Festival is an annual event held in Port Pirie, South Australia, dedicated to promoting live country music. Organized by the Northern Country Music Association of SA Inc., it features top Australian country artists performing over several days across multiple venues.

The Nanga Music Festival is an annual weekend event held at Fairbridge Village in Pinjarra, Western Australia, celebrating acoustic music in a rustic setting. It features intimate concerts, workshops, and communal meals, showcasing Australian acoustic, roots, folk, Celtic, indigenous, and world music artists.

Gidgestock Music Festival is a family-friendly, fundraising music festival held annually in a natural amphitheater on a 50-acre property in Gidgegannup, Western Australia. It features over 22 live bands, rustic camping, market stalls, and activities for kids, with all profits donated to various local charities.

Cairns Tropical Pride is an annual festival in Cairns, Far North Queensland, celebrating the region's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community. It connects the LGBTQIA+ community and allies, and celebrates the diversity of the region.

The Patchewollock Music Festival is an annual, volunteer-run bush festival held in Patchewollock, Victoria, Australia, known for its unique blend of music, dance, comedy, yarn-spinning, bush tucker, and sheep racing. It offers a diverse lineup of folk, country, blues, rock, and roots music, alongside family-friendly activities and a strong community spirit, with camping being a central part of the rustic outback experience.

The Dorrigo Folk & Bluegrass Festival is an annual three-day, family-friendly event held at the Dorrigo Showgrounds in Dorrigo, NSW, Australia, celebrating acoustic folk, bluegrass, and old-time music. It is known for its intimate atmosphere, featuring concerts, workshops, jamming, and an Old-Time Music School, attracting both local and international artists.

The Tablelands Folk Festival is Queensland's longest-running folk festival, held annually in the scenic Yungaburra Heritage Village, celebrating music, friendship, and cultural understanding. It features over 50 local and national acts across various genres, alongside storytelling, circus, dance, crafts, and family-friendly entertainment, fostering an intimate, community-driven atmosphere.

Earth Frequency Festival is a multi-disciplinary arts, music, lifestyle, and environmental event held annually in South-East Queensland, Australia. The gathering features a diverse blend of electronic and live music alongside performance art, educational workshops, and a strong emphasis on community and sustainability.

The Cradle Country Music Festival is an annual event held in Ulverstone, Tasmania, showcasing a lineup of country music artists. The festival features both mainland Australian acts and local Tasmanian talent, offering multiple days of live music and entertainment.

The Clarence Valley Country Muster is an annual country music festival held in Ulmarra, near Grafton in the beautiful Clarence Valley, New South Wales, Australia. Known for its camping-friendly atmosphere, the festival features a lineup of talented country singers and often coincides with the Grafton Jacaranda Festival.

Interstellar Groove is a boutique electronic music and arts festival held in regional Victoria, Australia, showcasing a blend of progressive, techno, and psychedelic house music. The multi-day camping event emphasizes community and creativity through immersive art installations, workshops, and high-quality soundscapes in a picturesque bush setting.

The Maldon Folk Festival is an annual family-friendly event held in the historic, National Trust classified Maldon township in Central Victoria, Australia, celebrating over fifty years of tradition. It showcases a rich variety of folk, Celtic, bluegrass, jazz, and blues music, alongside dance, theatre, poetry, and interactive workshops, aiming to promote Australian and Multicultural Traditional music and dance.

The Majors Creek Festival is an annual three-day folk and roots music celebration held in the beautiful old gold mining village of Majors Creek, New South Wales, Australia, known for its intimate and family-friendly atmosphere. It features a diverse lineup of folk, roots, and Americana artists across multiple stages, alongside instrumental, singing, and dance workshops, sessions, and bush dances.

The Airlie Beach Music Festival is a premier multi-day event in the Whitsundays that transforms the tropical town into a massive stage with dozens of acts across various waterfront venues. It features a diverse lineup of legendary performers and emerging talent, offering a unique "party in paradise" experience against the backdrop of the Coral Sea.

Wild Horses Festival is an electronic music, arts, and culture festival held in Carapooee West, Victoria, Australia, known for its psychedelic gathering and intimate community atmosphere. The event emphasizes sustainability and features a curated lineup of international and local electronic artists, alongside immersive visual arts and workshops.

Mountaingrass is the official festival of the Australasian Bluegrass and Old Time Music Association of Australia (ABOTMA), held in Bright, Victoria. It showcases bluegrass and traditional old-time music from Australia, New Zealand, and international acts, featuring concerts, workshops, and jam sessions for all skill levels. The event is known for its participative nature, offering opportunities for attendees to learn, share, and play with fellow music lovers.

Tunes On The Turf is an annual music festival held at the Dunedoo Sports Club in New South Wales, Australia, showcasing live performances of original Australian music. It is known for its community-driven, "backyard party" atmosphere, attracting both local and wider Australian talent and music lovers.

The Port Noarlunga Blues Festival is a non-profit community incorporated organization held over three Spring days in Port Noarlunga, South Australia, transforming local venues into performance spaces. Established in 2017, it is the largest and longest-running Blues and Roots festival in South Australia, and for 2026, it plans to expand its lineup to include other music genres like Reggae.

Harbourlife is a premier house music festival held annually at Sydney's Fleet Steps, offering a world-class electronic lineup with iconic views of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Renowned as the city's quintessential summer-opening party, it provides a boutique waterside dance floor experience for both international and local artists.

BAMFEST is an annual music festival held in Bathurst, NSW, Australia, celebrating the talents of students, past and present, from the Bathurst Academy of Music. It is a family-friendly event featuring live entertainment on multiple stages, food vendors, and activities, run by volunteers and local music teachers.

The Australian Jazz Convention is an annual music festival held in Dubbo, New South Wales. It encourages socialising between musicians and devotees, with a focus on traditional jazz alongside other jazz genres.

The Nariel Creek Folk Festival, held in Nariel Creek, Victoria, Australia, is the oldest continually running folk festival in Australia, focusing on traditional Australian bush music and dance, particularly the unique traditions of the Upper Murray. It is a small, loosely run, volunteer-led event that includes dances, workshops, concerts, and kids' activities, celebrating into the New Year since its inception in the 1960s.

NYE On The Hill is a boutique music and camping festival held in the picturesque rolling hills of South Gippsland, Victoria, Australia, known for its intimate and friendly atmosphere. The three-day event features over 30 bands, DJs, and artists, along with free camping, BYO alcohol, art installations, and morning yoga.

Tanglewood is a family-friendly boutique music and arts festival held over New Year's Eve in Thornton, Lake Eildon, Victoria, Australia. It features a diverse range of music genres, art installations, workshops, and a focus on local talent and a community-driven, intimate atmosphere.

The Great Escape Festival is a multi-day New Year's Eve camping music festival held at Redbanks, Nugent, Tasmania, featuring Australian and local bands and DJs. It is known as Tasmania's second-largest contemporary outdoor music festival, offering three stages, free camping, BYO alcohol, wellness activities like yoga, and a community-driven atmosphere.

Smalltown is an electronic music event series held in Melbourne, Australia, known for its diverse lineups of international and local artists across genres like house, techno, and trance. The events are hosted in distinctive venues, offering boundary-pushing production and sound.

Ocean Sounds Festival is a family-friendly, picnic-style music event held annually on the scenic Churchill Island in Victoria, Australia. The festival features live performances from leading Australian acts alongside a curated selection of regional gourmet food, local wines, and cheeses.

The New Orleans Cigar Box Guitar Festival is a unique three-day celebration held at the New Orleans Jazz Museum, focusing on the art, music, and cultural history of homemade stringed instruments. It features professional acts from around the world, cultural presentations, and builder forums, playing a role in the early development of Jazz and Blues.

The Illawarra Folk Festival is one of Australia's largest volunteer-run folk festivals, held annually in Bulli, New South Wales, featuring a diverse program of national and international folk, indie, world, roots, bluegrass, Balkan, and Celtic music. The event offers a vibrant community atmosphere with workshops, dance, poetry, and a folk school, celebrating the region's rich cultural heritage.

The Thredbo Blues Festival is one of Australia's longest-running music festivals, held annually in Thredbo Village, New South Wales, transforming the alpine village into a soulful celebration of blues music. It features a diverse lineup of Australian blues artists across more than fifteen intimate venues, offering a unique alpine holiday experience with music, food, and outdoor activities.

The Ice Cream Factory Summer Festival is an experiential arts and music event held in Northbridge, Perth, transforming a 7000sqm former ice cream factory site into a custom-built, multi-stage venue. It offers a month-long celebration of live and electronic music, art installations, and pop-up experiences, featuring both international and national artists.

Froth & Fury Festival is a unique Australian event that merges heavy, punk, and alternative music with the vibrant culture of craft beer. Based in Port Adelaide, the festival features multiple stages of local and international bands alongside a curated selection of artisanal brews and street food.

The Saltwater Music Festival is a week-long event in Broome, Western Australia, celebrating original music from The Kimberley region with local and national artists. It offers a lively atmosphere, great food, and a focus on music, culture, and community in a stunning location.

The Balit Narrun Festival, also known as Share the Spirit Festival, is Victoria's longest-running First Peoples festival held annually in East Melbourne, celebrating the survival of First Nations people in Australia. This free, family-friendly event showcases a diverse range of Indigenous music, art, craft, and culture, featuring live performances across various genres.

The Paynesville Music Festival is an annual community event held in Paynesville, Victoria, Australia, featuring a diverse range of music genres including jazz, rock, swing, and country. The festival utilizes various local venues, including a floating stage on McMillan Strait, and offers free and ticketed events, family activities, and food stalls, aiming to provide entertainment for locals and attract visitors.

The Devil Country Muster is an annual country music festival held in Smithton, Tasmania, featuring a lineup of Australian country artists, including both interstate and local talent. The event, which will be in its 13th year in 2026, offers camping facilities and includes a talent quest alongside main stage performances.

The Australian Blues Music Festival is an annual music event held in Goulburn, NSW, Australia, dedicated to keeping blues music alive in the region. It features some of the best blues musicians from around Australia, with the Goulburn Club serving as a primary venue.

The St Kilda Latin Festival is a vibrant summer music festival held at South Beach Reserve in St Kilda, Victoria, Australia, celebrating Latin American culture. It features a diverse range of Latin music genres like salsa, Reggaeton, bachata, and samba, alongside authentic Latin cuisine, dance lessons, and live performances, aiming to create a beachside paradise atmosphere.

The Whittlesea Country Music Festival is a much-loved annual free community event held in Whittlesea, Victoria, Australia, proudly running for over 25 years. Driven by local volunteers, it brings the community together through outstanding live music, entertainment, and a vibrant twilight atmosphere, featuring a mix of musical styles, talent, and busker competitions.

The Boyup Brook Country Music Muster is a popular, family-friendly country music and camping festival held annually in Boyup Brook, Western Australia, on the banks of the Blackwood River. It offers three days of live music, a ute and truck parade, bush poetry, and a street carnival, celebrating community and the authentic country lifestyle.

The Festival of King Island (FOKI) is a two-day celebration of culture, community, and music, set in the natural amphitheatre of Currie Harbour, King Island, Tasmania. It features live performances from folk, indie, country, blues, and roots artists, alongside local food stalls, unique island adventures, and family-friendly activities like a 100-meter waterslide and raft race.

Howlin’ Country is a premier all-ages country music festival held at the scenic Newcastle Foreshore in Australia, featuring a curated mix of international stars and local talent. Launched in 2025, the event blends authentic country, Americana, and rock sounds with a relaxed coastal atmosphere.

The Macksville Music Muster is a five-day country music festival held annually at the Macksville Showgrounds in Macksville, NSW, Australia, celebrating community and country music. It features a diverse range of local and interstate country artists, along with food stalls, family activities, and camping options.

The Clarence Jazz Festival is Lutruwita's (Tasmania) longest-running and largest jazz festival, celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2026 at Rosny Farm in Rosny Park. It features a diverse program of national and international artists alongside local Tasmanian musicians, spanning traditional to experimental jazz, funk, blues, and soul across multiple stages, including free and ticketed performances.

OK Motels Charlton is a unique music and arts festival held in Charlton, Victoria, that transforms the small country town into a vibrant hub for a weekend. It fosters community and connection between locals and visitors through live music, art, and quintessential country hospitality, offering a distinctive experience rooted in small-town spirit.

The Lake Charlegrark Country Music Marathon is an annual weekend event held against the serene backdrop of Lake Charlegrark near Minimay, Victoria, offering country music, vibrant camaraderie, and rustic charm. Held in February each year, it features a line-up of talented country artists, family-friendly entertainment, market stalls, and camping, fostering a strong sense of community.

The Agnes Blues, Roots & Rock Festival is a three-day music event held annually in the picturesque Town of 1770, Queensland, offering a uniquely intimate, boutique setting for world-class blues, roots, and rock music. It features performances across two stages, a diverse lineup of artists, food vendors, market stalls, and a licensed bar within an all-weather venue.

The Ravo Blues & Roots Festival is an annual blues and roots music festival held at the Ravenswood Hotel in Ravenswood, Western Australia, known for its day-long celebration of local and national talent. The 11th annual event in 2026 features a diverse lineup of Australian and international blues and roots artists.

Sue and Geoff's Country Music Campout is a three-day country music festival held at Wooroolin Memorial Hall in Queensland, Australia, organized by local musicians Sue Bradley and Geoff Grevell. It features back-to-back music, including walk-up performers, bush poetry, and dancing, attracting attendees with campervans and caravans.

Wooroolin Country Music Campout is a three-day country music festival that takes place at the Wooroolin Memorial Hall in Queensland, Australia. Organised by local musicians, the event is known for its inclusive atmosphere, welcoming walk-up artists, bush poets, and friends to participate in the music and dancing.

The Festival of Small Halls is a series of tours that brings the best folk and contemporary acoustic artists from major festivals to tiny community halls across Australia, fostering a spirit of hospitality and fun in regional towns. Each event features a lineup of Australian and international artists chosen for their musical quality and ability to connect with local audiences.

The Girrakool Blues Festival is a free, three-day blues and live music event held at Memorial Park, The Entrance, Central Coast, NSW, Australia. It showcases international, national, and local blues acts, alongside Aboriginal cultural activities, market stalls, food, and a family-friendly atmosphere.

Spliffs & Riffs is an annual music festival held at The Rosemount Hotel in Perth, Western Australia, known for its heavy rock, psychedelic, punk, and metal lineup across three stages. The festival features psychedelic visuals and loud riffs, showcasing both international headliners and local talent.

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Good Gumnuts Festival is an all-ages music festival held annually in Burnie, Tasmania, known for its blend of national acts and community-focused experiences. Originating as a grassroots gathering, it now features a diverse lineup alongside workshops, art installations, and circus performances, maintaining a strong emphasis on inclusivity.

SummerSalt Canberra is an outdoor music festival held at Exhibition Park in Canberra, known for bringing a mix of popular Australian and international artists to scenic locations. The festival offers a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere with live music, food trucks, and local market stalls.

Streaky Sounds Music Festival is a community-driven, family-friendly event held annually at Streaky Bay Oval in Streaky Bay, South Australia, celebrating live music, local food, and the relaxed coastal lifestyle. The festival features a diverse lineup of established and emerging Australian artists across various genres, along with free kids' activities and local vendors.

SummerSalt Torquay is a family-friendly beachside music festival held at Torquay Common in Victoria, Australia, known for its sun-kissed atmosphere and diverse live music lineups. The festival features a mix of popular Australian and international artists, offering a relaxed and enjoyable experience in a scenic coastal setting.

Music in The Vines is an annual open-air music festival held at Delatite Winery in Mansfield, Victoria, Australia, offering a relaxed experience with local musical talent and regional beverages. Attendees can enjoy homegrown sounds from artists like Ella Hooper and Ally Row on the winery's lawn, with tickets including transportation to and from Mansfield.

The Renmark Rocks On Festival is an annual multi-day event held in Renmark, South Australia, celebrating rock and roll music and dancing. It features live music, DJ sets, dance demonstrations, and a classic car display.

ECHO Festival is a boutique “Festival of the Senses” held each March on a historic farm in Swansea, on Tasmania's East Coast. The festival distinguishes itself by sharing Tasmanian Aboriginal knowledge to deepen cultural understanding and celebrate the East Coast lifestyle through food, wine, music, art and storytelling.

The Aireys Inlet Music Festival is an annual, multi-genre music festival held in Aireys Inlet, Victoria, Australia, known for its community roots and diverse range of acts across multiple stages. Celebrating its 20th year in 2026, the event has transitioned from an open mic format to a ticketed festival featuring a curated lineup of established and emerging artists.

The Blue Mountains Music Festival is an annual three-day celebration of folk, roots, and blues music held in Katoomba, New South Wales, Australia, featuring over 90 performances across multiple venues. It showcases a diverse lineup of local, Australian, and international artists in a relaxed atmosphere with no reserved seating.

Out On The Weekend is Melbourne's premier one-day Americana, alt-country, and country music festival, held annually at Seaworks in Williamstown. It is renowned for its blend of international and local artists, alongside a vibrant atmosphere featuring gourmet BBQ, curated beverages, and country-themed market stalls.

The Melbourne Celtic Festival is an annual event held on St Patrick's Day at the Mission to Seafarers in Docklands, Melbourne, offering a full day and night of live Celtic music. The festival transforms the historic venue into a multi-stage playground with four intimate indoor and outdoor stages, featuring a program of contemporary Celtic, folk, indie, and global sounds from Australian and international artists.

The Munna Creek Country Music Walk Up is a popular open mic country music festival held over two days and three nights in the scenic Munna Creek countryside, Fraser Coast Region, QLD, Australia, known for its friendly, laid-back atmosphere. Founded in 2018 by Lex K, the event features open mic sessions with a full backing band and guest artist performances, with all profits supporting the local community and the historic Munna Creek Hall.

The Cullulleraine Music Festival is a community-based, not-for-profit, family-friendly event held on the serene shores of Lake Cullulleraine in Victoria, Australia, celebrating music, community, and the Australian outback. It features folk, blues, and roots music from local, national, and internationally acclaimed artists, alongside market stalls, children's activities, and food stalls, creating a fun and friendly atmosphere.

Yarnin Pangari (Talking Spirit) is a three-day camping festival held on Ngarrindjeri Country in the Coorong, South Australia, focused on deepening connection to Country, cultural exchange, and spiritual healing. It brings together Aboriginal dancers, weavers, artists, and knowledge holders from across Australia for workshops, storytelling, and ceremonies to celebrate Aboriginal cultures.

The Yackandandah Folk Festival is an annual three-day event held in the historic town of Yackandandah, Victoria, celebrating folk culture with music, song, dance, poetry, and visual arts. It is a community-run festival known for its friendly, relaxed atmosphere, diverse folk performances across multiple walkable venues, and a strong commitment to sustainability.

The Downunder Country Music Weekend is a traditional country music festival held annually in Bridgetown, Western Australia, featuring local and national talents, upcoming artists, and poets. It offers a relaxed atmosphere with camping available at the Bridgetown Showgrounds.

Reminisce Trance is a Melbourne-based electronic music festival renowned for its interactive "Top 50 Trance Countdown," where attendees vote for their favorite trance anthems. The event features international headliners and local artists, delivering a full-scale production across two rooms designed to evoke nostalgia and celebrate classic trance music.

The Caltowie Chilled Out 'n' Fired Up Music Festival is a one-day regional event held in the tiny South Australian town of Caltowie, known for its unique blend of soulful, chilled-out sets and high-energy rock, indie, funk, folk, and blues. The festival champions South Australian talent alongside interstate acts, fostering community, camping, and connection while supporting mental health awareness.

Tone City Records Festival is an annual indie-rock music festival held in Fremantle, Western Australia, showcasing the freshest talent from the local scene and beyond. Organized by the independent label Tone City Records, it features a lineup of acclaimed alt-rockers and emerging West Australian acts, symbolizing the label's significant influence in the region's music landscape.

The Yarra Junction Fiddlers Convention is Australasia's biggest and oldest running festival for players of bluegrass, string band, old timey, good timey, and Cajun music, held at the historic Camp Eureka in Yarra Junction, Victoria, Australia. The event features workshops, concerts, and dances, focusing on acoustic instruments and fostering a community atmosphere.

The Gerringong SurfLife Music Festival is a weekend celebration of music, surfing, food, and coastal culture held in Gerringong, NSW, Australia, with a focus on raising funds for youth mental health. The event features live music, talks from surfing legends, a classic surf car showcase, and a surfboard swap.

Rabbits Eat Lettuce is an annual electronic music and arts camping festival held in the Australian wilderness, typically occurring over the Easter long weekend. The event offers an immersive sensory experience featuring diverse musical lineups, workshops, and large-scale art installations within a community-focused environment.

Touch Bass Auckland is an electronic music festival held in Auckland, New Zealand, known for its immersive experience combining music, cutting-edge lighting, and stunning graphics. It features a lineup of global bass titans and rising stars, delivering dubstep, drum & bass, trap, and future beats with world-class sound systems and state-of-the-art production.