Dashville Skyline Festival 2022 will bring a bunch of live music to the Hunter Valley from September 30 to October 3 for the Labour Day long weekend. It is at the Dashville campgrounds in lower Belford Hunter Valley. The festival headlines are the Black Sorrows, and Frank Yamma, with plenty more. All Ages event, but under 18 must be accompanied by someone over 25.
Individual and family Tickets are available at HumanTix.
Fri 30th Sep, 12:00 pm – Mon 3rd Oct, 10:00 am – Dashville, Lower Belford, Hunter Valley NSW
Dashville Skyline Festival 2022 Line-up
Fri 30th Sep, 12:00 pm – Mon 3rd Oct, 10:00 am – Dashville, Lower Belford, Hunter Valley NSW
The Black Sorrows
Frank Yamma
William Crighton
Frazey Ford
Albi & The Wolves
The Pleasures
Andy Golledge Band
Best Western
Grace Cummings
Caitlin Harnett & The Pony Boys
Sue Ray
Sweet Talk
Watty Thompson
Harmony Byrne
Anna Weatherup
Magpie Diaries
Steel Wheels
Plus more to be announced
Individual and family Tickets are available at HumanTix.
Ticket Prices to Dashville Skyline Festival 2022
Family Passes
- Family Pack of 4 (two adult, two teens) $675
2 x Adult – 3 days + camping
2 x Youth (7-12) – 3 days + camping - Family Pack of 4 (two adults, 1 teen + 1 youth) $615
2 x Adult – 3 days + camping
1 x Teenager (13-17) – 3 days + camping
1 x Youth (7-12) – 3 days + camping - Family Pack of 4 (two adults, two youth) $555
2 x Adult – 3 days + camping
2 x Youth (7-12) – 3 days + camping - Family Pack of 5 (two adults, 3 teens) $800
2 x Adult – 3 days + camping
3 x Teenager (13-17) – 3 days + camping - Family Pack of 5 (two adults, 3 youth) $620
2 x Adult – 3 days + camping
3 x Youth (7-12) – 3 days + camping - Family pack of 4 (two adults, 2 child) $495
2 x Adult – 3 days + camping
2 x Child (0-6) – 3 days + camping
Individual and family Tickets are available at HumanTix.
FULL WEEKEND TICKETS – INDIVIDUAL TICKETS
Adult – 3 days + camping $225
Pensioner – 3 days + camping $205
Teenager (13-17) – 3 days + camping $135
Youth (7-12) – 3 days + camping $70
Child (0-6) – 3 days + camping $15
Individual and family Tickets are available at HumanTix.
All Persons attending under 18 years of age MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult (someone aged 25+) at all times and be under their immediate supervision.
These are full weekend tickets. Arrival Friday 10am, depart Monday sometime. All tickets include the option to camp overnight each day.
Caravan Pass (20ft and over)
Caravan pass – Over 20ft
$35
Please purchase a Caravan Pass for your all big bopper rig over 20ft, end to end inclusive of toe ball to bumper. There are a couple designated areas for larger set ups on solid ground to allocate enough room, in safe areas. Please arrive if your pals if you’d like to camp together – you can still camp with your friends in smaller set ups, but you’ll be directed to a specific area. Limited number available.
Quick run down – Dashville Skyline Festival 2022
Dashville Skyline – Cosmic Country Weekender is a throwback feast. A super laid back long weekend camping festival located in pristine Hunter Valley bushland, celebrating the golden era of ‘Americana’ music from the mid ’60s and ’70s and today’s nostalgic culture that surrounds it.
Great artists from all around the world, come together in a celebration of the music and great songs that spawned from this influential period and the culture surrounding it, that has evolved and inspired so many.
In terms of the music, we like to mix it up, so expect a myriad of musical styles throughout the weekend, from alternative country, Americana, folk, bluegrass to psychedelia and blues music. Over two stages, one artist at a time, no clashes, no running around, catch it all, one by one.
Along with all the musical escapades, expect a myriad of fun and games for the whole family. Great Americana inspired cuisine, cars and culture. There’s a farmyard, lawn games, hand picked markets and more all wrapped up in a relaxed family atmosphere and onsite bush camping that Dashville has become popular for.
Collaboration’s the word – Dashville Skyline Festival 2022
Dashville Skyline tends to present some very cool artist collaborations..
Expect the return of the immensely popular Sunset Super Round, which seems to have become the “jewel in Skyline’s crown”. Around nightfall, artists merge to collaborate on the main stage, to pay homage to their favourite songwriters.
There’s been some pretty awesome moments gone by…. (such as when Holy Holy did a full-blooded cover of Neil Young’s ‘Southern Man’, Melody Pool and Ruby Boots’ came together on Lucinda Williams’ classic ‘Fruits of My Labor’ and William Crighton carried Neil Diamond’s ‘Solitary Man’ to dark places. Teskey Brothers did a fine version of The Band…we could go on and on!
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