Queensland’s Texas Country Music Festival Reveals Line-up

The rural town of Texas, Queensland, will welcome a larger-than-life line-up to the Texas Queensland Country Music Festival this September.

For three days (26-28 September), fans can witness headliner Travis Collins perform alongside fellow Australian country music heroes Amber Lawrence, Taylor Moss, Jayne Denham, Paul Costa, Tyla Rodrigues, Jeremy Turner, Piper Rodrigues, Night Owls and many more.

Early bird tickets to this year’s Texas Queensland Country Music Festival go on sale tomorrow (Friday, 1 March) at 9 am AEST. The link won’t be live until then, so to find more ticketing information tomorrow, go here.

The festival will host three days of live music – Thursday to Saturday – across three stages. Festival organisers note that camping options at the festival are limited, so definitely get in early if you need to book longer-stay options with your tickets.

The Texas Queensland Country Music Festival will also host bustling markets, a dedicated Kidzone, a bar, and mouthwatering food options – everything you need at a country music festival.

In October, Travis Collins took a six-week break from touring as his family welcomed their baby boy.

In other recent Travis Collins news, the singer teamed up with US outfit Home Free and Australia’s Amy Sheppard to cover the Daryl Braithwaite classic, The Horses (originally by Rickie Lee Jones), and in September, was one of many in the Australian country music community to rally around musician Jake Davey as he fights a “debilitating” health condition.

Taylor Moss was another one of those artists. In November, she delivered the first taste of her upcoming debut album with the single Wild Mama, a fast-paced, passionate song that’s partly poppy in its melodies but authentically country.

Last month, Amber Lawrence offered listeners her first new song of 2024 with the emotional number 5 Years Of You. The song is the story of Lawrence and her child, who’s about to embark on the next part of their journey: starting school.

She said about the single on social media, “Make this song yours, and have a cry on day 1 of Term 1 (or a celebration), or even reminisce those days”.