Baby Animals and GANGgajang to Headline Mid Coast Extravaganza
The town of Wingham on the NSW Mid Coast will once again welcome visitors from across Australia for three brilliant days of music at the 2024 Wingham Music Festival from Friday, 18 October to Sunday, 20 October.
A stellar lineup of festival favourites will perform under the big super tent in Wingham for 2024. This year’s festival will be headlined by the Baby Animals, along with GANGgajang, The Wolfe Brothers, Pierce Brothers, Blues Arcadia, Nathan Cavaleri, Minnie Marks, Dean Ray, Blake O'Connor, Dom Turner and Bill Chambers. The festival line-up is further boosted with Hot Potato Band, Smoke Stack Rhino, Luke Ligtenberg, Jake Davey, Christina Crofts, Axe and the Ivory, Pam Hata, Tlarmon Music, Autumn Blue, the Trapps, Wingsong Choir, the Sirius All Stars and Shania Bonita.
“We are very excited to secure such incredible artists this year,” said Festival Coordinator Donna Ballard.
“We are so pleased to be keeping our town and region alive with brilliant music and great artists and grateful for the support of the visitors who return to Wingham every year to support the artists and our town.”
On top of the 28 musical acts and 108 musicians the festival site will be brimming with circus and roving acts performing across the weekend. In ‘pop up’ moments between the main bands on the centre stage, stilters, magicians, and theatre artists will perform and delight visitors across the festival site for the entire weekend.
“It’s great to see a longstanding regional festival go from strength to strength. The mostly volunteer team do a stellar job, delivering a gentle festival experience with a curated music programme,” said Ali Buckley, Regional Music Coordinator for Music NSW.
“It’s a super comfortable experience with the feeling of community street theatre, workshops, kids’ area and local food stalls. Sales are capped at 2500 people daily to ensure the Festival continues nurturing its boutique style.”
Tickets are selling fast, so visit www.winghammusicfestival.com.au
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