Music In The Mulga Festival Postponed Due To Major Flooding

Music In The Mulga, a festival located in Thargomindah in outback Queensland, has been postponed due to significant flooding in the area.

Festival organisers shared the bad news on social media on Tuesday (8 April), writing that recent flooding has caused “significant disruptions” in the area. New dates will be announced soon, but until then, organisers have noted that punters’ ongoing support means “everything” and that they are “deeply grateful.”

You can read the full statement below.

This year’s Music In The Mulga is stacked with local talent across country, rock, and alternative music genres. Acts included on the line-up include Brooke McClymont & Adam Eckersley, Adam Kilpatrick, The Wet Whistles, Terry Clark, Peter Chapman, Amanda Faulkner, Keith Dunn, and many more.

The four-day music festival was scheduled to take place from Thursday, 15 May, until Sunday, 18 May.

Throughout March and this month, the festival’s Facebook page has shared numerous posts about the devastating flooding in the region, which marks the worst flooding the area has seen in 50 years.

Due to the severe flooding in Thargomindah, Music in the Mulga will unfortunately be postponed. The recent floods have caused significant disruptions in the area, and our primary focus is on supporting the local community during this challenging time.

We are actively working on rescheduling and will announce the new dates soon. Please stay tuned for updates.

Thargomindah is facing some of its toughest times, and this year, more than ever, it’s crucial that we come together to support this resilient community. Your ongoing support means everything, and we are deeply grateful.

Thank you for your understanding, and we can’t wait to celebrate with you soon.