The Outback


Outback QLD
20 April - 3 May 2025

HEAD WEST OF THE ORDINARY

Embark on an offbeat adventure along The Outback, where the marvels of Queensland's outback come alive through the magic of music. Tickets on sale now!

From 20 April – 3 May 2025, QLD Music Trails - The Outback invites you on a one-of-a-kind, self-drive musical adventure through the rugged heartland of Queensland.

Driven by music, the Trail will guide you through the outback's most breathtaking destinations, with each stop inviting a celebration of iconic music moments, enriching cultural experiences and heartfelt local hospitality.

We’ll visit legendary spots like Roma, St George, Cunnamulla, Thargomindah, Eromanga, and Charleville, and explore iconic venues like Nindigully Pub, Charlotte Plains Station and Eromanga Natural History Museum. Experience unforgettable performances from artists like Troy Cassar-Daley, James Johnston, Felicity Urquhart & Josh Cunningham (of The Waifs), Bronson Diamond & Greta Stanley, Brad Butcher (fresh from The Voice), Taylor Moss, Wade Forster and more!

Join a community of Trail-Goers—fellow caravanners, explorers, and music lovers—while customising your itinerary to explore the outback your way. Seize this opportunity to check off those must-see and must-do items from your bucket list!

The Outback Trail beckons the extraordinary, a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that can only unfold in the distinct realm of the outback.

Grab your swag, pack your tucker bag and join the trail – the outback is waiting for you!

Outback Sounds: Early Bird Tickets On Sale Now!

Join us at Outback Sounds in Charleville on Saturday 3 May, for a family-friendly, open-air music festival.

With a star-studded lineup featuring James Johnston, Bronson Diamond & Greta Stanley, Bella Mackenzie, and more, along with food, art, and a true sense of community, this is outback entertainment at its best.

Lock in your tickets at a discounted Early Bird price today!

The Adventure

20 April to 3 May - 9 Events - 1,400km Journey

Become a Trail Traveller

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.

Explore the Outback in a Star RV Motorhome

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!

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Polaris 6 Van

$2,590 AUD (incl. GST)
Sleeps up to 6 people

What's Included:

  • 9 days hire with unlimited kilometres
  • Pickup/drop-off at Brisbane Star RV branch
  • ‘Stress Free Plus’ excess reduction
  • Star RV mechanic support person and vehicle
  • Free inclusions: additional driver, camping chairs & tables, laundry exchange, pre-purchased gas bottle
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Polaris 2 Van

$2,050 AUD (incl. GST)
Sleeps up to 2 people

What's Included:

  • 9 days hire with unlimited kilometres
  • Pickup/drop-off at Brisbane Star RV branch
  • ‘Stress Free Plus’ excess reduction
  • Star RV mechanic support person and vehicle
  • Free inclusions: additional driver, camping chairs & tables, laundry exchange, pre-purchased gas bottle

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FAQs

Got a question about QLD Music Trails - The Outback? Discover the answers in our FAQs! 

Frequently Asked Questions

MobTix

We're committed to working closely with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to celebrate and elevate First Nations culture. The MobTix program 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.

QLD Music Trails - The Outback is included in the MobTix program. To learn more, click the button below!

Learn More about MobTix

Accessibility

Our team work hard to ensure access needs are taken into account from the moment we dream up an event to the moment you leave the site. Learn all about accessibility at Qld Music Trails and ask our team any questions you might have below.

All Accessibility Information

Travel for Good

EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES

As a not-for-profit organisation, every dollar we earn goes directly back into the heart of communities, fostering local talent development and creating a positive impact that ripples across the region.

SUPPORTING LOCAL

Immerse yourself in the true essence of Queensland's outback! We're dedicated to championing local suppliers and vendors at every turn along our trails, ensuring an authentic and enriching experience for all.

CHAMPIONING INCLUSION

Through initiatives such as MobTix, Local Legends, accessible venues and facilities, we pride ourselves on creating events that ensure everyone can enjoy the vibrant spirit of Queensland.

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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