Deni Ute Muster Drops Huge First Artist Announcement For 2025 Festival

On a day when Zac Brown Band announced an Australian tour and that they’d headline Savannah In The Round (along with Jackson Dean) and LeAnn Rimes announced her first Australian tour in 22 years, the Deni Ute Muster is keeping up the excitement, today dropping its all-star first artist announcement for the 2025 festival.

In addition to headlining Savannah In The Round, Zac Brown Band will also headline the Deni Ute Muster this October. They’ll be joined by Jackson Dean and a string of impressive Australian country stars.

Australian country legends John Williamson, Kasey Chambers, and Troy Cassar-Daley are heading to the NSW town of Deniliquin for this year’s festival. The remaining acts on the line-up are current stars and up-and-coming acts, including The Wolfe Brothers, Kaylee Bell, Lane Pittman, Max Jackson, Wade Forster, Homegrown Trio, and Furnace And The Fundamentals, who will make their Deni Ute Muster debut this year.

Festival organisers have also announced that Amber Lawrence will host the main stage for the first time. The 2025 Deni Ute Muster will take place over two days – Friday, 3 October, and Saturday, 4 October—at the Deniliquin Festival Site in Deniliquin, NSW.

Tickets to this year’s event are on sale now, with early bird pre-sale tickets sold out. General admission tickets will include general camping access, while Reserved Camping tickets are also available (but must be purchased along with a Deni Ute Muster 2025 ticket). You can find tickets here.

Deni Ute Muster General Manager Vicky Lowry said, “The Deni Ute Muster continues to celebrate the unique spirit of our community while welcoming visitors from across Australia and internationally to experience something truly iconic.

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“Each year, we strive to deliver an unforgettable event that showcases not only great entertainment and tradition but also the incredible regional pride that makes Deniliquin so special. We’re proud to see the Muster grow in reputation and reach, and we remain committed to supporting our local economy, creating lasting memories, and celebrating all things Ute, Country and Community.”

NSW Minister for Jobs and Tourism, Steve Kamper, added: “The iconic Deni Ute Muster continues to be one of the largest events in regional NSW, providing an important contribution to the local visitor economy.

“Every year, tens of thousands of people of all ages flock to the Riverina to celebrate music and the Aussie ute. This year’s line-up once again features international stars like the Zac Brown Band and familiar local acts, truly bringing the party back to Deniliquin for 2025.

“I encourage visitors to explore the local area as part of their trip to the Deni Ute Muster – the Riverina is one of NSW’s most beautiful regions with plenty to offer when it comes to visitor experiences.”