All Ages
Monday 28 April, 2025
4pm - 10pm
Charlotte Plains, 1993 Charlotte Plains Rd, Cunnamulla QLD 4490
Save 10% with the Trail Traveller Pass
Complimentary MobTix for First Nations peoples
Book a Polaris 6 or 2 at a special Trail Traveller Discount
Adult 18+ - Early Bird
$35
Youth 12-17 - Early Bird
$17.50
Adult 18+ - Local Legend Early Bird
$30
Youth 12-17 - Local Legend - Early Bird
$15
Child 0-11
Free
Family Pass - 2 Adult + 2 Youth - Early Bird
$100
1 Night Camping - Adult 18+
$25
1 Night Camping - Child 5-17
1 Night Camping - Child U5
2 Night Camping - Adult 18+
$50
2 Night Camping - Child 5-17
2 Night Camping - Child U5
Our fifth stop invites you and your fellow trail-goers to Charlotte Plains in Cunnamulla, a cherished family-owned and operated sheep station with a century-long legacy. Here, you’ll feel the warmth of a true outback welcome from the Russell family as we gather for an intimate evening of storytelling. Together, we'll tip our Akubra's to the spirited tales that define the heart and soul of life on the land.
Honouring the cherished traditions of bush poetry and yarn spinning, this unforgettable evening brings together an exceptional lineup of live music and local storytellers. Folk-country duo Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham (of The Waifs), country balladeer Brad Butcher (fresh from The Voice), and award-winning country blues/roots artist Sue Ray will perform songs that capture the spirit of outback life. Local storytellers will share tales that capture the grit, humour, and resilience of outback life. Beneath a breathtaking starlit sky, this celebration promises a celebration of life on the land, in all its raw beauty and adventure.
The main event kicks off at 4 pm at the Bore Campsite, but the Russell family welcomes visitors year-round. For an even richer experience, consider arriving early to explore their on-site activities. Unwind with a relaxing Hot Artesian Bath at the Bore Campsite or book a private bathing experience, just a 10km drive away. For a taste of life on the station, take part in a tag-along property tour and delve into the remarkable history of Charlotte Plains.
The best way to experience The Outback is with a Trail Traveller Pass! This exclusive pass gives you access to The Outback's three flagship events The Gully Sessions (Nindigully), Ballads & Bush Yarns (Charlotte Plains) and Outback Sounds (Charleville), at a ripper 10% discount.
By grabbing a Trail Traveller Pass, you’ll not only snag an incredible deal, but you’ll also become part of a community of like-minded Trail-Goers—made up of fellow caravanners, explorers, and music lovers—keen to share the adventure.
MobTix provides enhanced access to our events for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as well as Māori, Pasifika, and other Global First Nations communities, through discounted or complimentary tickets.
Complimentary MobTix are available for each ticketed event on The Outback, covering The Gully Sessions (Nindigully), Ballads & Bush Yarns (Charlotte Plains), A Night at Eromanga (Eromanga) and Outback Sounds (Charleville).
If you are staying at the Bore Campsite, there is 4km of unsealed, good dirt road coming off the bitumen highway at the Creek Road at the Widgeegoarra entrance.
All roads are perfectly suitable for 2 wheel drive vehicles, as long as there hasn’t been any recent rain. Roads are flat and generally in good condition.
As far as relaxed settings go, it doesn’t get much better than Charlotte Plains. Set up camp at the Bore Campsite (unpowered), by the Hot Artesian Baths, and enjoy a night under the stars.
Pets are welcome at the campgrounds and overnight stays, but are strictly prohibited from the event itself.
Please Note: To camp at Charlotte Plains, a prior booking is required. Secure your spot through Moshtix when purchasing your event ticket and enjoy a one or two-night stay at the Unpowered Bore Campsite. Each campsite accommodates 8 people per site, or four adults and four children.
Enhance your Outback adventure with exclusive Star RV motorhome packages, designed for ultimate comfort and convenience. Enjoy 10% off van hire and full roadside support—available only to Outback Trail ticket holders.
RSVP for your Polaris 6 or Polaris 2 motorhome and enjoy an exclusive Trail Traveller Discount when you purchase event tickets on Moshtix. Hurry—this offer ends on 19 January 2025!
What's Included:
Charlotte Plains is just a short drive from Cunnamulla, where you’ll discover a variety of accommodation options if a traditional station stay isn’t quite your style.
Known for the iconic Cunnamulla Fella, a tribute to the spirited Aussie stockman, the town invites visitors to immerse themselves in its stunning landscapes and rich historical sites. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Cunnamulla offers a warm welcome and a true taste of outback life.
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QMF respectfully acknowledges the Bidjara, Bigambul, Gamilaroi, Kooma, Kullilli, Kunya, Mandandanji and Boonthamurra Peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land, waters and skies where QLD Music Trails - The Outback unfolds. We extend our respects for their enduring connection to the remarkable terrain, where creative works take place, performances resonate, and celebrations come to life. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders of all communities who also work and live on this land. We recognise the importance of First Nations leadership and collaboration, and QMF commits to walking together on a journey of shared learning and culture.
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