Woodford Folk Festival

Woodford Folk Festival is a vibrant and eclectic celebration of music, arts, culture, and community that takes place annually in Queensland, Australia. This iconic festival offers a diverse range of musical genres including folk, world music, blues, jazz, and more, creating a melting pot of sounds that cater to a wide range of tastes. Beyond the music, attendees can immerse themselves in workshops, talks, visual arts, and cultural experiences, making it a holistic and immersive festival experience like no other. The Woodford Folk Festival had its humble beginnings in 1987 in the small town of Woodford, Queensland. Over the years, it has grown into one of Australia’s largest and most renowned festivals, attracting thousands of attendees from around the world. The festival’s reputation has been solidified by the presence of numerous influential artists, but one of the most famous to grace its stages was the iconic singer-songwriter, Paul Kelly. His performance at the festival left a lasting impact on both attendees and the festival’s legacy. In its last iteration, the Woodford Folk Festival continued its tradition of excellence by presenting an incredible lineup of artists across various genres. Attendees were treated to unforgettable performances by acclaimed acts such as Tash Sultana, John Butler Trio, and Kate Miller-Heidke. The festival showcased a perfect blend of established artists and emerging talents, providing a platform for music lovers to discover new favorites while enjoying the magic of live music in a picturesque outdoor setting. Woodford Folk Festival remains a must-visit event for anyone seeking a unique and enriching festival experience that transcends the boundaries of traditional music festivals.