Welcome to day three of the Country Music Festival. If you handled yesterday’s weather you can handle today’s 41 degrees but we highly recommend being sunsafe
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It’s another jam packed day full of fun.
Festival favourite hits milestone.
Nationally acclaimed and a Tamworth Country Music Festival favourite - Andrew Clermont's Supper Club celebrates 20 years at the big event.
The longtime show highlights the best musicians around with themes including piano, guitar and fiddle nights.
Up to 100 musicians travel across the nation and the world just to have a spot at this event.
It's all happening at the North Tamworth Bowling Club on Sunday.
Contact the venue for tickets.
A new star is born
Live and free at Toyota Park is an event simply not to miss.
Will we have a new Lee Kernaghan, could it be a Keith Urban or Beccy Cole? Either way, the newest Toyota Starmaker Champion will be crowned tonight in a concert extravaganza.
With special guests and great music - watch the 10 grand finalists battle it out to be crowned country music royalty.
It all kicks off from 7pm, bring a picnic rug or chair and watch it all unfold.
The winner of the Starmaker Award will open the McClymont's only show on Wednesday.
Take a rug or a chair. There are food vans there, but you’re also welcome to take a picnic basket.
Our top picks
Each day we will be revealing The Northern Daily Leader’s top picks for the day. If you’re unsure what to do these selections are from our experienced entertainment reporters who know a good act when they see one. You can find the top picks here or on all our social media sites Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
We have more if none of this satisfies your music buds check out the Voice winner Judah Kelly returns to Tamworth with a gig at The Albert Hotel on Saturday afternoon. Join the man with the voice from 12.30pm.
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Deputy Editor at the Central Western Daily, Orange. You'll mostly find me tinkering in social media and newsletters. Working hard to get our stories in front of your eyes.
Deputy Editor at the Central Western Daily, Orange. You'll mostly find me tinkering in social media and newsletters. Working hard to get our stories in front of your eyes.
