Mundi Mundi Bash 2027 lineup.
23 acts across three days on the Mundi Mundi Plains.
Meet the artists.
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Who's playing in 2027.
New to some of the names? Here's a quick who's who of the 23 acts on the Mundi Mundi Plains, from Jimmy Barnes and The Living End to Mental As Anything, The Cat Empire and more.
Jimmy Barnes
Born in Glasgow and raised in Adelaide, Jimmy holds the record for the most number-one albums in Australian chart history, counting his solo records and Cold Chisel.
The Mundi Mundi Bash is one of the greatest festivals on the planet. For a start, you get to see some of the best artists Australia has produced, which is always great, and secondly, the location for this festival is like no other place in the world. It is absolutely breathtaking. Driving out to the site takes you through some of the most stunning scenery ever. I for one can’t wait to get out there and get my band rocking. See you all there.
You might know Working Class Man · Too Much Ain't Enough Love
The Living End
Formed in 1994, their song Prisoner of Society (released with Second Solution) was the highest-selling Australian single of the 1990s.
We are so excited to head out to Broken Hill for the Mundi Mundi Bash! It’s truly a one of a kind music festival and about as Aussie as it gets. The great music line-up is obviously the biggest drawcard for us, but if you’re a fan of caravanning, camping and outback adventure, well it’s got that too. And if you’re thinking “Broken Hill?! That’s a bit bloody far away!”, remember that getting there is all part of the adventure. There’s so much to see and do and explore on the way there. Oh and it’s all ages, so you can bring the whole family. We’ll see ya out there!
You might know Prisoner of Society · Second Solution
The Cat Empire
Melbourne's genre-bending party band, formed in 1999. They played the opening ceremony of the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games.
We're really looking forward to the Mundi Mundi Bash. There's something special about playing under an enormous outback sky, with a crowd that has travelled a long way to dance. We can't wait to get everyone moving.
You might know Hello · The Car Song
Kate Ceberano
A Melbourne voice who has moved between pop, soul and jazz since 1983.
Omg only my most favourite festival in the whole wide world. Literally it is a world within itself and everytime I get the chance to perform there amongst family and friends I feel so blessed. Equal earth and sky HEAVEN XX
You might know Bedroom Eyes · Pash
Ross Wilson
On the Melbourne scene since 1964. His Daddy Cool song Eagle Rock became the team anthem of the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.
I’m really looking forward to getting back out to the Mundi Mundi Bash. There’s nothing quite like playing those songs under that huge outback sky, with thousands of people ready for a good time. We had an absolute ball last time, so I can’t wait to get back to Broken Hill, turn it up and do it all again!
You might know Eagle Rock · Living in the Land of Oz
The Screaming Jets
Formed in 1989 and winners of the inaugural Triple J National Band Competition that same year.
We can't wait to get out to the Mundi Mundi Bash. Big skies, red dirt and thousands of people singing along is exactly what these songs were made for. Bring the noise, we'll bring the volume.
You might know Better · Helping Hand
Mental As Anything
Sydney band formed in 1976. Live It Up reached number three in the UK after it featured in the 1986 film Crocodile Dundee.
We are looking forward to playing at the iconic Mundi Mundi Festival next year. We like playing at festivals in remote areas because we get to see parts of the country we haven't yet seen and also to perform to audiences that may not have seen us before.
You might know Live It Up · If You Leave Me, Can I Come Too?
The Rolling Stones Revue
Four frontline voices, one songbook: Adalita (Magic Dirt), Phil Jamieson (Grinspoon), Tex Perkins (The Cruel Sea) and Tim Rogers (You Am I). Sticky Fingers in full, then the greatest hits.
We’re absolutely thrilled to be heading out to the Mundi Mundi Bash. There’s something pretty special about playing these iconic Rolling Stones songs under a huge outback sky, surrounded by thousands of music fans who are there for a great time. The Bash has such a unique spirit – the road trip, the red dirt, the people and, of course, the music. We can’t wait to get out there, turn it up and bring a little rock ’n’ roll to the Mundi Mundi Plains!
Mark Seymour
Frontman of Hunters & Collectors, formed in 1981. Their song Holy Grail is a regular on AFL broadcasts, Grand Final included.
The Mundi Mundi Bash is one of the most spectacular gigs in the country. Truly breathtaking location and great crowd
You might know Holy Grail · Hey Boys
Pseudo Echo
Formed in 1982. Their 1986 cover of Funky Town went to number one in Australia and New Zealand.
The outback, a wall of keytars and guitars, and a few thousand friends… what’s not to like? We can’t wait to blast our new show across the Mundi Mundi Plains and share the stage with some Aussie greats. See you in the desert!
You might know Funky Town · Listening
Casey Barnes
A Gold Coast country rock favourite who took out the ARIA Award for Best Country Album in 2022 with Light It Up.
We’re absolutely stoked to be heading back to Mundi Mundi in 2027. We’ve been lucky enough to play some incredible festivals around the world, but there really is nothing quite like this one. Standing on that stage, looking out across thousands of people in the middle of the outback with the Mundi Mundi Plains stretching out behind them is something you just can't beat. It’s honestly one of my favourite festivals we’ve ever played, and we can’t wait to get back out there and do it all again!
You might know Never Break You · The Way We Ride
Dragon
Formed in Auckland in 1972 and based in Sydney from 1975. Inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2008.
We can’t wait to get out to Mundi Mundi Bash. There’s something pretty special about thousands of people coming together in the middle of the outback to sing these songs with us. We’ve been playing them for a long time, but nights like this are exactly why we still love doing it. See you in the dust.
You might know April Sun in Cuba · Are You Old Enough?
Furnace and the Fundamentals
An all-in, high-energy live act, back after their 2026 Bash run. Expect plenty of singing along.
We feel so at home coming to Mundi Mundi and every time it feels like the crowd welcomes us back even more than the last time. Opera house to Crowded is what Mundi is to Furnace!
1927
Their 1988 debut album ...ish went straight to number one on the ARIA chart. The band formed in 1987 and the songs have stuck around ever since.
We’re really looking forward to getting out to the Mundi Mundi Bash. There’s something pretty special about playing these songs under a huge outback sky, surrounded by thousands of people who genuinely love Australian music. It’s going to be a great weekend, and we can’t wait to get up there and share it with everyone.
You might know That's When I Think of You · If I Could
VSPY VSPY
Sydney band formed in 1981, named after the Mad magazine comic Spy vs Spy.
Gidday it’s Bloxy here from VSPY VSPY and me and the band cannot wait to get covered in red dirt at the Mundi Mundi bash 2027! We’ll be playing all our hits and rockin’ the red dust of Australia’s heartland with heaps of other great Aussie acts! We really want to see your beautiful Aussie hearts at Mundi Mundi…. so bring your swags ‘cause it’s gonna be a party!
You might know Don't Tear It Down
GANGgajang
Sydney pop rockers formed in 1984. Their song Sounds of Then (This Is Australia) opened the 2024 Australia Day concert at the Sydney Opera House.
Looking forward to GANGgajang being part of the Mundi Mundi Bash 2027. It is such an iconic event and we are really pleased to be on the bill next year, joining the list of Australian music whose who
You might know Sounds of Then (This Is Australia)
19-Twenty
A lively mix of blues, roots and rock, with pounding drums and screaming slide guitar. Known for wild, full-throttle live shows.
The outback, a huge crowd and a lineup like this. What a way to play! We're really looking forward to joining the Mundi Mundi Bash and sharing some great music with everyone.
Pierce Brothers
Twins Jack and Patrick Pierce started out busking on Bourke Street in 2009, and their EP The Night Tree debuted at number 21 on the ARIA Albums Chart.
The Mundi Bash is one of the best festivals in Australia. We love the crew, the location, the people. It’s such an adventure every time we go, and we’re just so stoked to be coming back again!! Having a look at the lineup this year as well, it’s just insane!
You might know In the Water
Sarah McLeod
The voice and frontwoman of The Superjesus, who started out in Adelaide in 1994.
I love playing the bash … it’s a big vibe , so different than any other experience . Rare to get opportunities like that.
The Chantoozies
Formed in 1986, the pop act behind the chart hit Witch Queen, which peaked at number four in Australia.
There's nothing like a big Aussie festival under an even bigger sky. We can't wait to share the stage with some legends, see you all on the dance floor in the dust!
You might know Witch Queen · Wanna Be Up
Ella Hooper
Ella started Killing Heidi with her brother Jesse as a teenager in 1996 and has been a powerhouse voice in Australian rock since.
I can’t wait to play the Mundi bash in Ella Hooper solo mode! It is such a beloved festival with such good people there year after year… I’m excited to show the loyal Mundi crowd what my new music is like and to be back at that amazing location!
You might know Weir · Low High
Taxiride ft. Jason Singh
Their song Creepin' Up Slowly was the most played song on Australian radio in 2002. Jason Singh fronts this version of the band.
Mundi Mundi Bash is something I’ve dreamt of playing. It’s a pilgrimage to great Aussie rock and I’m honoured to be invited with TA❌IRIDE ft Jason Singh. I’m going to kick this thing off bigger louder and harder than ever before. I can’t wait. ❌
You might know Get Set · Creepin' Up Slowly
The Pigs
Bluegrass-flavoured hillbilly pop, blue singlets and hillbilly hats included.
I’ve have been trainin’ hard in Wagga Wagga, Woy Woy, Mooney Mooney, Kurri Kurri, Bulla Bulla, Curl Curl and even the Bungle Bungles… Now I'm finally ready to hit the stage at Mundi Mundi! Yeeh-har!!
as you would expect.. I like dirt.. n’ my favourite colour is red… so RED DIRT is my dream dirt… and if we’re blessed with any water.. that could be RED MUD.. us Pigs love mud. RED MUD! Wow.. mix that with a hell of a lot of beautiful folks and music… that sounds like FUN. GOOD FUN. (cant wait).
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Lineup FAQs.
The Mundi Mundi Bash runs from Thursday 19 to Saturday 21 August 2027 on the Mundi Mundi Plains, Broken Hill NSW.
The 2027 lineup announced so far has 23 acts: Jimmy Barnes, The Living End, The Cat Empire, Kate Ceberano, Ross Wilson, The Screaming Jets, Mental As Anything, The Rolling Stones Revue, Mark Seymour, Pseudo Echo, Casey Barnes, Dragon, Furnace and the Fundamentals, 1927, VSPY VSPY, GANGgajang, 19-Twenty, Pierce Brothers, Sarah McLeod, The Chantoozies, Ella Hooper, Taxiride ft. Jason Singh and The Pigs. Playing days and set times will be announced closer to the event.
On the Mundi Mundi Plains at Belmont Station, 38 km from Broken Hill on sealed road. See Getting there for directions.
Yes. Tickets went on sale on Thursday 22 October 2026. You can buy yours now, and see Info and pricing for the details.
Playing days and set times will be shared closer to the event on this website and our socials.
Camping at Mundiville is included in the price of your ticket, for up to seven nights depending on the Vehicle Camping Pass you choose. See Camping at Mundiville.