Groovin The Moo is not going ahead in 2020

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*Update: It has been announced that Groovin the Moo will not be going ahead with the 2020 tour scheduled for this coming April and May.

This is the first time since the inaugural Groovin the Moo was held in NSW in 2005 that they’re unable to bring the festival to regions across the country. The Government’s recommendations together with the uncertainty of these times makes it impossible to push forward with GTM this year.

Promoters Steve Halpin and Rod Little say, “There is nothing that we love more than seeing our Moo Crew in each of our regions and we are deeply saddened that this won’t be happening this year. Our sincere thanks to everyone who has been involved in GTM this year and in years past. We’re aware that this is impacting many people around the world and we encourage you to look after each other.”

If you’ve already bought your ticket you have two options – hold onto your ticket for GTM 2021 or contact Moshtix to receive a complete refund.

Groovin The Moo 2021 dates and venues

Wayville, SA: Friday 23 April 2021 – Adelaide Showground
Maitland, NSW: Saturday 24 April 2021 – Maitland Showground, NSW
Canberra, ACT: Sunday 25 April 2021 – Exhibition Park in Canberra AKA EPiC
Bendigo, VIC: Saturday 1 May 2021 – Bendigo’s Prince of Wales Showground
Townsville, QLD: Sunday 2 May 2021 – Murray Sports Complex, Townsville Cricket Grounds
Bunbury, WA: Sunday 8 May – Hay Park, WA

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Glorious throwbacks, international heavy-hitters, Aussie heroes, oh yeah and ‘Sandstorm’ (possibly on repeat) – holy cow, it is time to get excited for Groovin The Moo 2020.

There surely isn’t another regional touring festival in Australia that goes as big as Groovin The Moo, and 2020 looks like it might just be their biggest and best yet.

Where do we even start? The international contingent here is absolutely blooming. We’ve got rappers Bhad Bhabie, AJ Tracey, and YBN Cordae preparing their visas. They’ll be joined by country-trap sensation Blanco Brown, incredible producer Channel Tres, and pop singer-songwriter Clairo.

That’s before we dig into the legends that are heading our way – like the recently reformed Supergrass, our favourite milkshake maker Kelis, or the one-and-only Mr Sandstorm Darude.

Kelis - Milkshake (Official Music Video)

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Don’t think it’s the internationals that will be bringing all the fun, because as always Groovin The Moo have assembled a top-notch Australian contingent. Quite possibly one of the best rock acts this country has delivered in the last decade will be in attendance, that’s right Gang of Youths are back. They’ll perform alongside party-starters The Cat Empire, actual queens The Veronicas, as well as Mallrat, our 2019 Artist to Watch Ruby Fields, WAAX, Tones and I, Slowly Slowly, and Dope Lemon.

Did we mention that’s not even scraping the surface? Because as always there is still a STACK more music still to come.

Gang of Youths - The Deepest Sighs, the Frankest Shadows

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Groovin The Moo 2020 Lineup

Groovin The Moo 2020 Tour Dates

Friday 24 April – Adelaide Showground, Wayville SA (Onsale: Wednesday 12 February @ 8am local time)
Saturday 25 April – Exhibition Park, Canberra ACT (Onsale: Tuesday 11 February @ 8am local time)
Sunday 26 April – Hay Park, Bunbury WA (Onsale: Tuesday 11 February @ 8am local time)
Saturday 2 May – Prince of Wales Showgrounds, Bendigo VIC (Onsale: Tuesday 11 February @ 8am local time)
Sunday 3 May – Murray Sports Complex – Townsville Cricket Grounds, QLD (Onsale: Wednesday 12 February @ 8am local time)
Saturday 9 May – Maitland Showground, Maitland NSW (Onsale: Wednesday 12 February @ 8am local time)

Groovin The Moo will come to a town near you this April and May, tickets are on sale via our mates at Moshtix.