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Suzanne Simonot

Sun steals show as gates reopen at rain-soaked festival

Rain, hail or glorious outback sunsets, blues rockers The Teskey Brothers shone brightly at Mundi. (PR IMAGE PHOTO)

And just like that, the skies cleared and the sun came out in time for Mundi Mundi Bash debutants The Teskey Brothers to breathe in the event's most glorious sight - the outback sunset.

The music and camping festival has been chasing the Melbourne rhythm and blues band to grace its spectacular stage overlooking the sprawling plains of Belmont Station, 40km from Broken Hill in outback NSW, since it was first held in 2022.

After a rain-soaked lead-up to this year's event forced organisers to turn away thousands of ticketholders because the site was too wet, the rain stopped and the skies cleared on Thursday in time for The Teskey Brothers' sublime, highly anticipated sunset show.

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