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Bash organisers play it safe
Mayor Darriea Turley AM has praised organisers of the Mund Mundi Bash for their decision to postpone the event.
The Bash was set to be held on the plains near Silverton between August 19-21, and was expected to draw thousands of people from all across Australia to Broken Hill.
However Outback Music Festival Group’s Managing Director, Greg Donovan, announced on radio this morning that the event would be postponed until September 23 due to the current COVID-19 outbreak in NSW.
Mayor Turley said the decision would be welcomed by the people of Broken Hill.
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City secures biggest outback music event
• Mayor Darriea Turley AM, Minister for Jobs, Investment, Tourism and Western Sydney Stuart Ayres, and Kate Ceberano joined event organisers on Mundi Mundi plains to launch the Bash.
Some of Australia’s biggest rock legends will take to the regional stage this August, when they perform at the inaugural Broken Hill Mundi Mundi Bash – the biggest music and camping festival to be hosted in Outback NSW.
Minister for Jobs, Investment, Tourism and Western Sydney Stuart Ayres was at Mundi Mundi Plains today to make the announcement, alongside Outback Music Festival Group Director and Founder Greg Donovan and multi-ARIA-award winning performer Kate Ceberano, who will headline at this year’s event.