Thursday 1 April 2021

The Cancelled BLUESFEST Rescheduled to New Location and Date

Everyone was saddened when they heard the news that BLUESFEST was cancelled at Bryon Bay this Easter weekend.

The Good news is that it has bee rescheduled to take place next weekend, from Friday 11 April to Monday 13 April. The new date will allow the many campers to pack up their tents or caravans and have a leisurely drive for the start of the new BLUESFEST.

BLUESFEST will now be held at Muswellbrook in NSW. Muswellbrook was chosen for several reasons. Firstly, it is COVID free. Secondly, there are few other activities happening in Muswellbrook this weekend, unlike the other 51 action packed weekends of the year. Thirdly, the weather will be sunny and with no rain forecast. The fine layer of coal dust in the air will enhance the quality of the music. Fourthly, there are plenty of ideal outdoor event venues made possible with all the regenerated coal mining lands abundance of newly planted trees for shade. Fifthly, those unable to drive to Muswellbrook can take advantage of the frequent 2 train services from Sydney. 

The Mayor of Muswellbrook said "I am delighted that BLUESFEST will be held in Muswellbrook next weekend. We will be pleased to welcome 15,000 visitors to our town. The influx of visitors will be a boost to the local economy, as we all realise that the reserves of coal will be mined out in the coming years."

The Entertainment and Arts Officer for the Hunter said "With the diverse range of musical entertainment provided over the 4 days of BLUESFEST, there will be something for everyone. Beautiful relaxing music heals the body and soul. It is unfortunate that the local medical practice will have to close down after BLUESFEST as everyone will be healed and have no need of doctors. The benefit of BLUESFEST to Muswellbrook will be increased happiness, less stress and a sense of hope."

The State Minister for Agriculture and Cows said "I am excited that BLUESFEST is coming to Muswellbrook. We all know about how contented cows produce more milk after listening to music. Muswellbrook is Australia's leading dairy area in terms of milk production. The local milk factory will be looking forward to he extra amounts of milk being trucked to the factory in the weeks following BLUESFEST."

The Managing Director of one of the 7 local bakeries in Muswellbrook said "BLUESFEST patrons will able to sample the vast arrange of delicious delectable delights freshly home baked in Muswellbrook and be available for pick up or delivery to the BLUESFEST music grounds." 

Organizers of BLUESFEST are happy that it will be held in the new location. If it proves to popular, the decision will be made to permanently locate BLUESFEST to Muswellbrook in future years.



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