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Groovin The Moo organisers have confirmed the festival won’t return this year following its cancellation in 2024.
The once-popular music event that plays in regional cities across Australia announced the disappointing news on Friday morning.
Organisers said it won’t get off the ground this year because they are still working on finding a “sustainable model”.
“Groovin the Moo won’t be happening in 2025, while we work on finding the most sustainable model for Australia’s most loved regional touring festival,” a post on Instagram said.“We will really miss seeing the smiling faces of all our beloved Moo Crew — and that means YOU!“In the meantime, which artist would you most like to see on a GTM lineup?”
Music fans took to the comments on GTM’s social media posts to express their disappointment.
One person said: “This makes me sad, hope you can revive the Moo cause she’s a beautiful beast.”
“Sad but not surprising. 2024 didn’t even have a headliner,” another said.
A third added: “Sad to hear but looking forward to seeing you return!”
Fans of the festival also rattled off a list of artists they hoped to see on the line-up if the event made a resurgence. The suggestions included big names like Tate McRae, Harry Styles, Troye Sivan, Calvin Harris and Dom Dolla.
The news comes after GTM was cancelled last year due to insufficient ticket sales.
The festival was set to go ahead in Wayville, Bendigo, Canberra, Newcastle, Sunshine Coast and Bunbury in April and May but was cancelled two months before the first date.
“We are extremely disappointed to announce that the Groovin the Moo 2024 tour has been forced to cancel,” organisers said at the time.
“Ticket sales have not been sufficient to deliver a regional festival of this kind. All tickets will be refunded automatically.“Thank you to everybody who has supported the festival. We hope to be able to bring Groovin the Moo back to regional communities in the future.”
Another major music festival, Splendour in the Grass, has also been axed again, with promoters revealing they “need more time to recharge”.
Groovin The Moo organisers have confirmed the festival won’t return this year following its cancellation in 2024.
The once-popular music event that plays in regional cities across Australia announced the disappointing news on Friday morning.
Organisers said it won’t get off the ground this year because they are still working on finding a “sustainable model”.
“Groovin the Moo won’t be happening in 2025, while we work on finding the most sustainable model for Australia’s most loved regional touring festival,” a post on Instagram said.“We will really miss seeing the smiling faces of all our beloved Moo Crew — and that means YOU!“In the meantime, which artist would you most like to see on a GTM lineup?”
Music fans took to the comments on GTM’s social media posts to express their disappointment.
One person said: “This makes me sad, hope you can revive the Moo cause she’s a beautiful beast.”
“Sad but not surprising. 2024 didn’t even have a headliner,” another said.
A third added: “Sad to hear but looking forward to seeing you return!”
Fans of the festival also rattled off a list of artists they hoped to see on the line-up if the event made a resurgence. The suggestions included big names like Tate McRae, Harry Styles, Troye Sivan, Calvin Harris and Dom Dolla.
The news comes after GTM was cancelled last year due to insufficient ticket sales.
The festival was set to go ahead in Wayville, Bendigo, Canberra, Newcastle, Sunshine Coast and Bunbury in April and May but was cancelled two months before the first date.
“We are extremely disappointed to announce that the Groovin the Moo 2024 tour has been forced to cancel,” organisers said at the time.
“Ticket sales have not been sufficient to deliver a regional festival of this kind. All tickets will be refunded automatically.“Thank you to everybody who has supported the festival. We hope to be able to bring Groovin the Moo back to regional communities in the future.”
Another major music festival, Splendour in the Grass, has also been axed again, with promoters revealing they “need more time to recharge”.
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