Complimentary to the world-class line-up gracing the Deni Ute Muster main stage this year is a stellar, all-Australian line-up set to rock the Day Stage.
The 2024 Toyota Star Maker, Wade Forster, will be one of many talented young stars to feature.
The Australian rodeo cowboy turned country music star blends cowboy roots with soulful country music.
Bryce Sainty is a rising country pop artist with a slew of hits amassing over 3.5M Spotify streams.
Known for his dynamic vocals and energetic performances, Bryce is one to watch in the Australian country music scene.
Melbourne-based country rock band Cush Ryder blends new country with Aussie pub rock.
With a string of successful singles and high-energy performances, they're making waves in the industry.
Heartfelt storytelling and compelling vocals is why Will Day is quickly becoming a premier country artist in Australia.
His chart-topping singles and genuine connection with fans make him a standout performer.
Dynamic duo Scarlet's Way brings a blend of Americana and modern country to the stage.
Their trademark southern, blues-inspired brand of music brings lashings of Americana, accompanied by polished overtones synonymous with modern day Nashville.
Powerhouse singer-songwriter Raechel Whitchurch explores themes of rural life and self-discovery in her music.
With chart-topping singles and soulful vocals, Raechel is making a major impact in the country music scene.
Proud Wiradjuri man Nathan Lamont infuses his music with heartfelt storytelling and captivating vocals.
From humble beginnings to sharing the stage with iconic acts, Nathan brings a fresh perspective to modern country music.
Country-pop sensation Natalie Pearson inspires audiences with her dynamo vocals and empowering songs.
With a message of self-acceptance, Natalie's electrifying performances leave a lasting impression.
Rising star Madi Colville Walker captivates audiences with her soulful tunes. With accolades like the NIMA's Uncle Archie Roach Foundation Award, Madi's talent shines on stage.
Ella Powell is a rising star in Australian country music, known for her honest lyrics and powerful vocals. With hit singles and dynamic stage presence, Ella is making her mark in the industry.
Dakota East is an earnest and soulful country/indie artist whose music evokes raw emotion and authenticity.
From her debut single to her latest releases, Dakota's music resonates with audiences worldwide.
Pete Denahy a five-time Golden Guitar winner is a Muster favourite, returning in 2024.
Also taking the stage will be Deniliquin local acts the Groovy Dudes and Bush Poets.
Combine that hefty line-up with the host of mega stars on the Muster main stage and you’ve got the recipe for an unforgettable weekend.
NSW Minister for Music and Minister for Jobs and Tourism John Graham said the Deni Ute Muster is a quintessential regional NSW experience that makes a significant contribution to the local visitor economy.
“Since its humble beginnings 25 years ago the Deni Ute Muster has become an anticipated annual event for the whole Riverina region.
“What started as a community event for a town struggling with a devastating drought now brings tens of thousands of people of all ages to celebrate music, mateship, and of course the iconic Aussie ute.”
“The program gets better every year and having two international stars like Kip Moore and Tyler Hubbard headlining a stellar line-up of great local artists highlights how big it has become.
“I encourage visitors to explore the region around Deniliquin - one of our iconically beautiful regional locations.”