Mundi Mundi Bash has unveiled its first full 2027 bill, bringing 23 acts to the red-dirt plains 38 kilometres from Broken Hill from 19–21 August 2027. Tickets go on sale at 10am AEDT on 22 October 2026.
An Australian rock story at festival scale
Jimmy Barnes tops a bill shaped by The Living End and The Cat Empire. Kate Ceberano, Ross Wilson, The Screaming Jets, Mental As Anything, Mark Seymour and Pseudo Echo are among the other announced acts. Daily running orders and set times will follow later.
Rather than stacking imported names, the programme builds a strong Australian identity across generations. That fits an outback festival where the journey is part of the product.
Camping is part of the ticket
The organisers say camping at Mundiville is included, for up to seven nights depending on the vehicle pass. That matters when comparing value: buyers are considering a multi-day travel package, not only three concert days.
The site is reached by sealed road, 38 kilometres from Broken Hill. Transport, vehicle camping and supplies therefore matter as much as the stage schedule.
Business perspective
The location is a brand asset in its own right. Travel, automotive, camping, connectivity, energy and water partners can solve real visitor needs. The strongest activation will make the outback journey safer and easier, not merely add another logo.
Summary
Mundi Mundi Bash runs 19–21 August 2027 near Broken Hill. Its 23-act bill is led by Jimmy Barnes, The Living End and The Cat Empire; tickets go on sale at 10am AEDT on 22 October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- When is Mundi Mundi Bash 2027?
- 19–21 August 2027.
- Who leads the lineup?
- Jimmy Barnes, The Living End and The Cat Empire.
- Is camping included?
- Yes. Mundiville camping is included, with the length depending on the vehicle pass.
