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Join us for the 2027 Agnes Blues, Roots & Rock Festival, taking place 19–21 February 2027 in the beautiful Town of 1770, Queensland.
Our vibrant festival marketplace is an important part of the Agnes Blues experience, showcasing quality retail stalls, artisan makers, local products, community organisations, and delicious food and beverages alongside three days of outstanding live music.
We’re looking for a diverse mix of stallholders who will help create a memorable experience for our festival patrons. Whether you’re a returning favourite or applying for the first time, we’d love to hear from you.
Expressions of Interest will remain open until the 31st of October while applications are assessed and the 2027 marketplace is curated.
We look forward to receiving your application and welcoming you to another incredible weekend of live music in paradise.
It takes a lot of people working together to pull an event like this off in such a remote and unique location. By getting involved in any capacity you have directly impacted our local community and environment for the better!
The #agnesbluesfest raises funds for over 10 local charities and organisations throughout the Agnes Water & Town of 1770 region. Thank you for support and help with this feel good festival!
Get your dancing shoes ready and let the party begin with the best in Blues, Roots and Rock in the Great Barrier Reef’s Sensational Deep South. Be treated to three jam packed days of fantastic music all in the Funky Town of 1770!
Headlining Saturday night on the Marquee stage is DRAGON!
Live music, licensed bar, a variety of food vendors and markets to suit all tastes, feature at this all-weather event with plenty of undercover space to chill out or dance your socks off. Shuttle bus available over the whole weekend between the accommodation and the festival!
WE NEED YOU!
Join the Festival Volunteer Team!
Ben Evolent is a tenacious musician of integrity and acclaim; an accomplished songwriter who walks a straight forward path. This Northern Territory artist delivers tales invested in honest experiences that validate our highs and lows.
Karl Priebe’s music is heartfelt, genuine folk storytelling; rooted in tradition as he weaves his First Nation’s heritage through his songs. With powerful live performances and beautiful stories shared through song, he connects authentically deeply with audiences, delivering an emotional, unforgettable experience that resonates long after the final note has been played.
Gwyn Ashton joins the list of the new wave of modern blues rock artists, spearheaded by and often compared to the likes of The Black Keys, Jack White, Harry Manx, Seasick Steve and more. His one-man band show sees him as an authentic lo-fi bluesman for the 21st century, eclectically blending in his “guit-arsenal” of swampy resonator guitars, lap slide and old pawn shop low-tuned electric fuzz guitars with huge drum beats that he plays on Bill Ward’s old Black Sabbath drum kit, which Ward played on the Paranoid album.
