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Golden Guitar winners Wendy Phypers and Dave Patterson return to Charlotte Plains with their signature country, western swing, and bluegrass on 20-26 July at the Bore Campsite.

With five studio albums under their belt, including their self-titled release recorded in Victoria and Nashville, The Cartwheels are known for Wendy’s incredible vocals and heartfelt originals. Their latest single Who Careshas topped Australian country charts, celebrating love, life, and family. Performing since the early ’90s with bands like The Sparnetts and The Happening Thang, Wendy and Dave continue to delight audiences nationwide with their timeless country sound.

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.

Darren Griffis is bringing his bourbon soaked blues rock to the Bore Campsite at Charlotte Plains on 1-5 July.

Darren Griffis, is a road hardened, seasoned musician with a career spanning over decades. He formed JUKEJOINT in 2021 to showcase his original songs and the band has since gained a reputation for delivering high-energy performances across Australia, from Brisbane to Betoota and beyond. Darren’s music is described as “bourbon soaked blues rock” and draws inspiration from classic rock acts like ZZ Top, Black Crowes, and Rolling Stones.

In 2026, Darren Griffis is expanding his musical horizons by embarking on solo acoustic performances around Australia and New Zealand, while continuing to play with JUKEJOINT. This move demonstrates Darren’s versatility as a performer and his commitment to connecting with audiences in different formats. Whether fronting JUKEJOINT or stripped back solo, his performances are raw, honest and forged on the road. 

As Darren Griffis continues to evolve as an artist in 2026, he remains true to his authentic and passionate approach to music-making. His dedication to live performances, both with JUKEJOINT and as a solo act, showcases his commitment to delivering genuine musical experiences in an era often dominated by fleeting fame and short attention spans.

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.

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.