Australasian Leisure Management
Nov 3, 2021

Organisers commit to Tamworth Country Music Festival going ahead in 2022

The organisers of the Tamworth Country Music Festival have advised that its 2022 edition will go ahead early next year irrespective of any COVID-19 restrictions in place.

With this year’s event, scheduled to have run in October, having been cancelled, organisers are adamant next year’s 50th anniversary festival will happen “regardless of restrictions that may still be in place”.

Festival Manager Barry Harley said they were “excited to celebrate the return of the festival”.

“There’s no denying that it’s been a challenging couple of years for the industry.

“But we have been reassured and inspired by the release of the NSW Government’s Reopening Roadmap, and we want the industry, artists, promoters, visitors, everyone to know that the Tamworth Country Music Festival is on and we’re ready to celebrate.”

A total of 111 artists will perform across the 10-day festival which will include a headline concert at the Tamworth Regional Entertainment Conference Centre on 19th January celebrating the festival’s evolution from its “modest beginnings” in 1972.

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