Deni Ute Muster 2024 in New South Wales

Not many people outside Australia and New Zealand know what ute is. It is short for coupé utility vehicles with a cargo tray behind the passenger compartment. It is a kind of pickup truck produced from the 1930s to 2017. Ute Master festivals gather ute owners for concerts, competitions, and other events in many regions of Australia. The Deniliquin Ute Muster, the largest event of this kind, is a two-day festival that features several live music concerts and ute driving competitions. There is also the GME Circle Work Championship, a bull ride, show, and shine arena. In its first year, the Deni Ute Master held the largest parade of utes in the world that was listed in the Guinness Book of Records.

Entertainment Program

Drawing in about 18,000 attendees each year. the Deni Ute Muster features a jam-packed program of entertainment and activities. Ute culture is Deniliquin's intrinsic part which is often called the Ute Capital of the World. It now celebrates all things Australian and offers free camping on the flattest plains on earth. Attendees have a chance to laugh their hearts out at the circus show, enjoy the performance of Matt Falloon Balloon Man, a puppet show, the junkyard action show, and many other entertaining showcases. Families might especially enjoy the carnival corner, featuring all kinds of attractions, including the classic Ferris Wheel.

Music Lineup

The major highlights of the festival are two concert stages showcasing Australia’s best country and rock musicians. During the day, you can witness performances of an up-and-coming artist, Bryce Sainty, country-indie star Dakota East, bands Groovy Dudes and Cush Ryder, duo Scarlet's Way, Will Day, and many others. The main stage will feature an impressive lineup consisting of Amy Shark, Kip Moore, Brad Cox, Sunny Cowgirls, Fanny Lumsden, and many others.

Location in Deniliquin

The event takes place at the Deniliquin Festival Site at the Conargo Road. The town of Deniliquin is located in the agricultural southern Riverina region of New South Wales, approximately 89 miles (143 km) from Shepparton and 168 miles (270 km) from Victoria.

Schedule & Tickets

The festival is open from 8 am until midnight on all days of the event, with all attendees being required to leave by 1 pm on October 6. General admission for adults costs $310 and includes basic camping, while general admission for teenagers from 13 to 17 years old costs $155. Children under 13 can enter for free. After September 20, the price will increase to $330 for adults and $165 for teenagers.