Stay tuned to this page for information on the 2009 festival.

Alternatively, you may wish to sleep elsewhere - Archer campground is quite close

You might also consider motels or bed and breakfasts in the Woodford area.

The Neurum Creek Music Festival program has now been finalised and is available for download on our Program page. We’re very excited about this year’s program, and are aiming to give you a great mix of local and national performers (including Sunas, above) and interesting (and interactive) workshops.

Only limited hard copies of the program well be available at the festival, so we encourage you all to print the program from the website - we have a snazzy red version, and a more subdued white version to choose from, depending on how much coloured ink you have left in your printer!

A huge thanks to Nat, who has designed our program for us this year. Thanks, Nat!

The program is almost finalised, with a spectacular line-up that includes Women in Docs, Martin Pearson, Spot the Dog, Cloudstreet, Sunas, The Barleyshakes, Up in Folk and many more.

Once again sessions will feature throughout the weekend. Evening concerts conclude at around 10:30pm, giving people ample time to join in the tune sessions and the singing sessions that you’ll find around campfires, under the Festival Tree or throughout the campsites.

(There’s also the secret Sunday night session and come all ye leftovers banquet for those who are still around on Sunday evening).

Have a look through the new website for info on ticket prices, how to get to the festival and our great program line-up!

Angela and Keith

It will be cut back and purely acoustic sets from the girls, wo are looking forward to these gigs.

The beauty of our festival is that you really get to spend time with the artists, and really appreciate the music.  It’s close, it’s personal and it’s intimate.

Yippee!

Savvy, sexy, and bursting with attitude, these country girls are ready to take your problems and just sing them right out of your lives.  High heels, big hair and the ever present champagne, you ain’t seen nothing ’til you’ve seen the Hydgrangeas.