Tag: Cunnamulla

Kane Vincent will be performing at the Bore Campsite from 10-15 August 2026.

What’s a chef to do when he’s over the smoky grills, long hours, family drama, relationships, and life in general? Some blokes buy a Harley, some chase younger women, well Kane Vincent took the advice of a Jason Isbell song to “find what makes you happy … and do it till you’re gone,” picked up his old Maton, and got stuck into it.

Over the last seven years he’s lugged that guitar from pubs, to parties, and festivals, but is no longer singing in the kitchen. A loveable spirit, impressive song writing, and engaging vocals won him the 2024 Country On Keppel Talent Search; a definitive “I reckon I can do this” moment.

Keenly observant, Kane finds lyrical inspiration in both the mundane and extraordinary stories of the everyday. These songs have a folk/pop sensibility, a soulful edge, more than a hint of country and a familiar nod to the blues.

Live music and events are a special part of the Charlotte Plains experience, bringing guests together to enjoy the atmosphere of the outback in a truly memorable setting. 

From relaxed live music at the Bore Campsite to seasonal gatherings, special event weekends and our signature festival experiences, Charlotte Plains offers a unique mix of music, connection, station life and wide-open skies. Whether you’re soaking in the artesian bore baths, camping under the stars or settling in for an afternoon of live entertainment, our events are designed to complement the natural beauty and laid-back charm of Outback Queensland.

Guests planning a visit are encouraged to explore what’s coming up and time their stay around one of our upcoming events. You can view our current event listings here. To secure your campsite, accommodation or experience, you can make a booking here.

Charlotte Plains also welcomes musicians who are interested in sharing their music with our guests through our Live Music Residency program. Musicians who would like to perform in this unique outback setting can find out more and complete a Music Residency – Expression of Interest form here.

Jonah James will be performing live at the Bore Campsite at Charlotte Plains from 26 September – 2 October 2026.

At just 24, Jonah is an award-winning Folk/Roots artist who has conquered stages across Australia and internationally. The 2022 Australian National Busking Champion turned festival headliner, Jonah’s musical journey spans more than a decade — from street performances at 13 to representing Australia at the Buskers World Cup in South Korea.

A gifted multi-instrumentalist mastering banjo, guitar, bass, cello and more, he’s graced iconic stages including Tamworth Country Music Festival and Gympie Muster. From humble busking beginnings to achieving his dream of making a full living from music, Jonah seamlessly blends traditional country roots with contemporary appeal that resonates wherever he performs.

Live music and events are a special part of the Charlotte Plains experience, bringing guests together to enjoy the atmosphere of the outback in a truly memorable setting. 

From relaxed live music at the Bore Campsite to seasonal gatherings, special event weekends and our signature festival experiences, Charlotte Plains offers a unique mix of music, connection, station life and wide-open skies. Whether you’re soaking in the artesian bore baths, camping under the stars or settling in for an afternoon of live entertainment, our events are designed to complement the natural beauty and laid-back charm of Outback Queensland.

Guests planning a visit are encouraged to explore what’s coming up and time their stay around one of our upcoming events. You can view our current event listings here. To secure your campsite, accommodation or experience, you can make a booking here.

Charlotte Plains also welcomes musicians who are interested in sharing their music with our guests through our Live Music Residency program. Musicians who would like to perform in this unique outback setting can find out more and complete a Music Residency – Expression of Interest form here.

Love to dance? Well, Chris Vineburg loves to entertain! He will be performing at the Bore Campsite over the school holidays (including Stars of Charlotte Plains!) from 8-17 June. Join us around the campfire for a great range of music including Rock & Roll and Pop & Country.

Live music and events are a special part of the Charlotte Plains experience, bringing guests together to enjoy the atmosphere of the outback in a truly memorable setting. 

From relaxed live music at the Bore Campsite to seasonal gatherings, special event weekends and our signature festival experiences, Charlotte Plains offers a unique mix of music, connection, station life and wide-open skies. Whether you’re soaking in the artesian bore baths, camping under the stars or settling in for an afternoon of live entertainment, our events are designed to complement the natural beauty and laid-back charm of Outback Queensland.

Guests planning a visit are encouraged to explore what’s coming up and time their stay around one of our upcoming events. You can view our current event listings here. To secure your campsite, accommodation or experience, you can make a booking here.

Charlotte Plains also welcomes musicians who are interested in sharing their music with our guests through our Live Music Residency program. Musicians who would like to perform in this unique outback setting can find out more and complete a Music Residency – Expression of Interest form here.

Mark Porter is back with us, performing at the Bore Campsite from 19-25 September, 2026. 

Mark is a third generation musician, influenced by the early music that came out of Americas Deep South. With rich vocals, his renditions are raw, played on Acoustic and Dobro slide guitars.

He has performed at festivals including Gympie Music Muster, Agnes Water Blues, Roots & Rock Festival, Rotorua Blues Festival, Festival of King Island, Airlie Beach Festival of Music, and Cooktown Discovery Festival.

The touring will continue in 2026. With residencies in NW and SW Qld, and another appearance at the Agnes Water Blues and Roots Festival.

Live music and events are a special part of the Charlotte Plains experience, bringing guests together to enjoy the atmosphere of the outback in a truly memorable setting. 

From relaxed live music at the Bore Campsite to seasonal gatherings, special event weekends and our signature festival experiences, Charlotte Plains offers a unique mix of music, connection, station life and wide-open skies. Whether you’re soaking in the artesian bore baths, camping under the stars or settling in for an afternoon of live entertainment, our events are designed to complement the natural beauty and laid-back charm of Outback Queensland.

Guests planning a visit are encouraged to explore what’s coming up and time their stay around one of our upcoming events. You can view our current event listings here. To secure your campsite, accommodation or experience, you can make a booking here.

Charlotte Plains also welcomes musicians who are interested in sharing their music with our guests through our Live Music Residency program. Musicians who would like to perform in this unique outback setting can find out more and complete a Music Residency – Expression of Interest form here.

We’re thrilled to have Clare Cowley return to perform at the Bore Campsite from 26 April – 7 May, 2026. 

Velvety vocalist & Meanjin based musician, Clare Cowley, charmed listeners with country blues vinyl album, Desire Notes in 2023. Clare grew up with singalongs around the piano in her hometown of Allora. With songs that evoke the likes of Sarah Blasko, Clare was a Highly Commended Artist at the Queensland Music Awards 2024.

Touring her music around Australia, Clare has supported the likes of Neil Murray. The new ‘Rock & Druins’ EP is another self-illustrated expression of wonder that anticipates Clare’s 3rd full length album ‘Handwritten Letter’ to be released in 2026.