Chase Rice, Oliver Anthony & Redferrin Lead 2025 Meatstock Toowoomba Line-up

Meatstock Toowoomba will return for a massive two-day event headlined by three international headliners in March 2025.

Chase Rice, Oliver Anthony, and Redferrin will headline the event. The remainder of the line-up highlights the strength of Australian country music, starring Brad Cox, Seaforth, Melanie Dyer, Taylor Moss, Robbie Mortimer, Bella Mackenzie, Sammy White, The Wet Whistles, and Piper Rodrigues.

The music festival and BBQ event – featuring Australia’s biggest line-up of barbecue and pitmasters – will offer camping, caravan, and other motorhome sites for punters who want to stay nearby for the two-day event.

The 2025 edition of Meatstock Toowoomba will take place at the Toowoomba Showground on Friday, 7 and Saturday, 8 March. Tickets will go on sale this Wednesday, 18 September, at 8 am via Moshtix. More event information is available on the Meatstock website.

In addition to Meatstock Toowoomba, a solid chunk of the line-up – including the headliners, Cox, Seaforth, Dyer, Moss, Mackenzie, and White – will also perform at Meatstock Bendigo, where they’ll be joined by Lane Pittman and Dakota East. At Meatstock Sydney, country acts including Casey Barnes, Kaylee Bell, and more will perform. You can find out more about each Meatstock 2025 event here.

Earlier this year, Chase Rice made his third visit to Australia as part of CMC Rocks festival, appearing on the bill alongside Lainey Wilson, Tyler Hubbard, Chris Young, Oliver Anthony, Megan Moroney, and more.

Speaking about his previous album, I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go To Hell with Countrytown, Rice said: “It’s the weirdest thing that’s ever happened in my career; I don’t know how to feel about it. It’s the least mainstream album I’ve ever put out, it’s the least mainstream success that I’ve had… but ticket sales are the best they’ve ever been!” 

Last month, Rice announced that he’d gone independent to release his upcoming album, Go Down Singin’, which will be released this Friday (20 September).