The Nimbin Roots Festival, a vibrant celebration of original music and artistic expression, is building up for its last blast in Nimbin from Friday to Sunday.
The festival is held in various venues throughout the village of Nimbin. Patrons enjoy wandering around the village and experiencing Nimbin, instead of being in one big paddock. The set-up also ensures the comfort and convenience of an all-weather event!
Founded by ARIA finalist and renowned singer-songwriter Lou Bradley, the festival enters its ninth year with a lineup that promises to blend well-loved Australian acts with the spirited ethos of Nimbin.
Nimbin Roots Festival is not just about music; it’s a cultural experience. Alongside the musical performances, attendees can enjoy vibrant markets, engaging workshops, and street performers, enriching their festival journey. The festival’s setting in Nimbin adds to its allure, known for its rich history in the arts and a community that champions an alternative, environmentally conscious lifestyle.
With an awesome line-up including: Dog Trumpet, Hussy Hicks, Wild Marmalade, Emily Lubitz, The Audreys, Kingfisha, Paul Greene, Mack and Cook, Mungo Fungo, Calico, Jimmy Dowling, Allison Forbes, Dan Hanrahan, Joshua Lee Wright, The, Golden Gaytimes, Mitch King, Sunday Lemonade, Thirst Trap, Lou, Bradley, Steve Miller, The Appointments, Toni Janke, Two Tears In A Bucket, Tripsitta, Miss Eileen & King Lear, The Mudflowers, David Davies & The SKPs, Matt Rogers, Rogue Elements, The Hoochers, Hannah Pearl, Sneaker Thief, Yazmindi, 4 Eyed Water Boy, Missus Hippy And The Love Handles, Andrea Soler & Tim Tonkin, as well as Nimbin poets, songwriters in the round, buskers, workshops, markets, and the Peace & Love Parade, this festival is definitely going out with a bang!
With its heartfelt approach to music and community, Nimbin Roots Festival invites music lovers to immerse themselves in a weekend of genuine sounds and stories. Tickets are available now, offering a gateway to experience the soul of Nimbin and its artistic heritage.
For. more information and tickets, visit nimbinrootsfest.com.
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