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Groovin The Moo Announces Long-Awaited 2026 Return After Two Years Of Cancellations

The beloved fezzie is back for a one-day event in NSW later this year.

Pedestrian.tv

Groovin The Moo Cancelled For 2025, Following Splendour’s Devastating Footsteps

Another one bites the dust.

Pedestrian.tv

Small festivals sprout from ashes of Groovin' The Moo and This That

Live music isn't going away. Green shoots are sprouting.

Newcastle Herald

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Off The Back Of Bluesfest & Splendour, Here’s A List Of Aussie Music Festivals That Have Been Axed

Why do Aussie music festivals keep getting cancelled? Let's take a look at what organisers of previous festivals have said.

Pedestrian.tv

Why big music acts are shunning Canberra

Why does the capital cop a raw entertainment deal?

The Canberra Times

Lake rock in frame: 'One night with a camera..and my whole life changed'

Lake Macquarie photographer Shaquira Hobbs captures her dream.

Newcastle Herald

My festival era is over. Australia's might be, too

But that shouldn't kill live music.

The Canberra Times

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'Perfect storm': Why Hunter music festivals are in danger

In 2019 the Hunter had 14 music festivals. Only four remain.

Newcastle Herald

Groovin the Moo canned: Greens MP slams 'over-the-top' rules

She said festival organisers have had to endure 'onerous' oversight.

Newcastle Herald

Groovin the Moo ditching Maitland for new beachside location

The concert is expected to attract about 25,000 punters

Newcastle Herald

Groovin' the Moo security guard spits at officer, calls him 'bitch'

'You guys must be pretty scared,' the guard said to police.

The Canberra Times

Regional Queensland misses out on big-name live music acts amid rising costs, logistical risks

North Queensland once hosted world-renowned artists Elton John and Billie Eilish within months of each other. Now it's being overlooked as the live music industry grapples with an uncertain future.

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