Join us for a celebration of all things country at the Goulburn Valley Country Music Festival!

Saturday, 1st April 2023 | Shepparton Showgrounds, Shepparton VIC

About: Goulburn Valley Country Music Festival will showcase Australia's best country music including well-known legendary artists as well as the most exciting up-and-coming live acts.  Goulburn Valley Country Music Festival will also feature an array of gourmet food trucks, specialising in BBQ!  Join us for good music, delicious food as well as Freestyle Motocross (FMX), market stalls, on-site bars, face painting and all-around good times.

Age Restrictions: This is a family-friendly, all-ages festival.  Anyone under the age of 10 will require the purchase of a CHILD ticket alongside the purchase of an ADULT ticket.  Attendees between the ages of 11-17 will require a YOUTH ticket alongside the purchase of an ADULT ticket which is available above. Anyone under the age of 18 is required to attend with a parent/legal guardian.  Please note, all attendees require a ticket, regardless of age.

Reusable Crockery Set: This year we are striving to have as little landfill waste as possible through our partnership with our good mates at B-Alternative. We believe we can reach this goal by creating an entirely reusable crockery system. This will see all of our amazing vendors having reusable crockery, instead of single-use packaging.

To get involved, just add on a Reusable Crockery Set ($10 + bf) when purchasing your tickets. Once at the festival, you'll receive two B-Alternative wristbands that you can trade for a crockery item while purchasing food or drinks. You then get your wristbands back when you drop off your used crockery items. Nice and easy!

Plus, when you return your wristbands at the end of the festival, you can either receive $5 back, or if you want to try your luck at winning some amazing prizes you can choose to donate it to our local regenerative project.

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Goulburn Valley Country Music Festival acknowledges the Yorta Yorta People as the traditional custodians of the land in which our festival is held, and pays respect to elders past, present and emerging.