Bash Choir.
Thousands of Bashers, one stage, one song. The world's biggest outback choir is back on the Plains, and every dollar raised goes to the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
One massive outback choir.
Bash Choir brings thousands of Bashers together in the Concert Area to sing one song as a single, very loud outback choir. Every dollar raised goes to the Royal Flying Doctor Service, supporting vital healthcare for people in remote and outback Australia.
You do not need to be a singer, and you do not need to know the words. Sing, hum, mumble or mouth along. The team will guide you through every bit of it. The 2027 song will be announced closer to the event.
Four simple steps.
Get your ticket
Tickets are $25 per adult and $15 for under 18s, and all proceeds go to the RFDS. Add yours to your order when you buy your tickets. Save $10 with the Three Activity Combo, $70 for Big Blue Day, the Mundi Undi Run and the Adult Bash Choir.
Get your sticker
If you chose mail out, your activity tickets arrive in the post. If you have an e-ticket, collect your Bash Choir ticket from the RFDS stand on site before 10am. Combo tickets can be picked up from the RFDS or Beyond Blue stand. Activity tickets are not handed out at ticketing at the Broken Hill Racecourse. No sticker, no choir.
Dress the part
Wigs out, sequins on, boots ready. Come as your favourite rock star or your favourite Tina, and go as big as you like.
Sing along
Head to the Concert Area at 10am and sing, hum or mumble along with thousands of other Bashers. The team will guide you.
A closer look.
Quick answers.
Not at all. You can sing, hum, mumble or mouth along. The team will guide you through every bit of it.
The 2027 Bash Choir song will be announced closer to the event.
If you chose mail out, your activity tickets arrive in the post. With an e-ticket, collect your Bash Choir ticket from the RFDS stand on site before 10am. Activity tickets are not handed out at ticketing at the Broken Hill Racecourse. No sticker, no choir.
Every dollar raised goes directly to the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS), supporting healthcare for people in remote and outback Australia.
Wigs, sequins and boots are very much encouraged. Come dressed as your favourite rock star, or your favourite Tina.
