is underway (April 13- April21) bringing ballads, bush yarns, and vibrant culture to the heart of the state's South Western outback.
In our conversation, Sam Thaiday, event host and ambassador, explained how The Outback Trail goes beyond entertainment by celebrating Indigenous cultures and traditions.
He emphasized the Trail's focus on including Traditional Owners and Indigenous artists, fostering a sense of community and cultural appreciation.
Highlights of the Outback Trail
- Diverse Musical Landscape: Thaiday emphasizes the importance of supporting small country towns and emerging artists like Loren Ryan, whose talent shines brightly on the trail.
- Intimate Connections: Thaiday recounts the heartwarming moment when Troy Cassar-Daley invited fans to shelter with him during a rainstorm, fostering an intimate and unforgettable experience.
- Culinary Delights: Thaiday looks forward to the culinary experience provided by Mark Olive, highlighting the opportunity to indulge in a 5-course degustation under the stars.
- Community Engagement: Thaiday reflects on the significance of the Outback Trail in engaging communities, showcasing Indigenous talent, and promoting the cultural vibrancy of Queensland's Outback.
