For the first time since 2019 we’re back in six Australian States 🥰

Friday 21 April – Wayville, South Australia    
Adelaide Showground, Entry via Leader Street
Kaurna Country

Saturday 22 April – Maitland, New South Wales    
Maitland Showground, Blomfield St, Maitland, NSW
Wonnarua Country
 
Sunday 23 April – Canberra, Australian Capital Territory    
Exhibition Park In Canberra, CNR of Flemington Road & Northbourne Ave Mitchell, ACT
Ngambri and Ngunnawal Country

Saturday 29 April – Bendigo, Victoria   
Bendigo’s Prince of Wales Showgrounds, 42-72 Holmes Rd, Bendigo, VIC
Dja Dja Wurrung Country

Sunday 30 April – Sunshine Coast, Queensland   
Kawana Sports Western Precinct, Milieu Place, Warana QLD 4575
Kabi Kabi and Jinibara Country

Saturday 6 May – Bunbury, Western Australia    
Hay Park, (off) Parade Road, Bunbury, WA
Wardandi Noongar Country

GTM is a licensed all ages event, however, we do recommend 16+. If you are under 16, we are still more than happy for you to come along, as long as you’ve cleared it with your parents.
Here are some tips from us:

– Come with a good group of friends
– Set up meeting points at the start of the day in case you get separated
– We also recommend you write down two friends’ numbers on your arm or on a piece of paper for your pocket/bag – best to include the number of one of your friends at the event and one adult who can help you out from home
– Most importantly, look after each other

We are expecting an excited crowd so GTM is not the best environment for small children, toddlers and infants.

NOTE TO PARENTS: It’s up to you to consider whether the event is appropriate for your child. If you would like to discuss this with someone from our office please get in touch with us at Moo HQ!

Yes it is. Groovin the Moo accommodates for people with accessibility requirements, is wheelchair accessible and supports the companion program.

Please note: We are expecting an excitable crowd so GTM is not the best environment for small children, toddlers and infants.

Please get in touch directly with GTM Ticketing team for specific event information in regards to access for patrons who have accessibility requirements, mobility restrictions and to discuss companion arrangements.

Tickets are on sale now! You can buy them here.

Once an event is sold out, there will be no more tickets available.

Our only official ticketing outlet is Moshtix and tickets will only be available for purchase online

We (and we can’t stress this enough) DON’T recommend purchasing tickets from any unofficial channels such as Tixel, Viagogo, eBay, Gumtree or unknown Facebook accounts as we cannot guarantee the legitimacy of these tickets.

Gates open at 11am with the first bands taking to the stage around 11:10am and the last band finishing around 10:30pm at all Groovin the Moo shows.

No, you cannot leave and come back in. There are NO PASSOUTS for any GTM events, so make sure you bring in everything you’ll need for the day. This includes any medication, along with your prescription for the medication. We also recommend a jumper for when the sun goes down. Don’t forget – we do offer cloakroom services if you don’t want to carry everything with you all day.

BYO alcohol is strictly prohibited. Security will be checking all bags and containers at the entrance and any alcohol found will be confiscated.

Groovin the Moo does not condone any behaviour that may knowingly cause harm to an individual and encourages all patrons to take personal responsibility for their actions.

There are risks associated with drugs including adverse health reactions and criminal charges. Be mindful that Police sniffer dogs regularly attend Groovin the Moo, so to ensure you won’t miss out on any of the fun, don’t bring anything sniffable with you.

If you’re feeling unwell or you notice someone else who might need assistance, please reach out to the closest GTM Event, Security or Medical team member immediately. GTM has a range of services on site and we’re here to help, without judgement. Familiarise yourself with our event facilities, which can be found in the navigation menu above.

We are more than happy for you to bring a sealed or empty plastic water bottle to GTM.

We offer free water stations across the festival site for you to fill up your bottles throughout the day. Please note soft drinks, juice, milk, energy drinks, flavoured water and sports water are not permitted to be brought into the festival.

No. As per our terms of entry no external food can be brought into the venue, we will have a wide variety of food vendors to cater for all dietary requirements on the day.

Please do not bring eskies, picnic blankets or baskets, folding chairs, glass containers, knives and any other bulky or sharp items. Security guards will be checking bags at the gate and will confiscate prohibited items.

If you need to bring in prescription or over-the-counter medication, you will need to make sure it is clearly labelled with the prescription in your name and in it’s original packaging.

Please be aware security may ask GTM’s medical team to check your medication upon arrival.
If you’re unsure or have any questions, get in touch with Moo HQ.

First and foremost, please respect the privacy of all other patrons, artists and service providers at GTM when using your camera or mobile phone to take photos.

Professional still cameras (such as an SLR), professional video cameras (including go-pros), sound recording equipment and professional lighting and tripod set ups are not permitted at GTM without written authority from the Promoters

> Any patron with equipment of this description won’t be allowed to bring it in

> It will be up to the patron to find somewhere to store it until the end of the event or choose to not enter the event

Small still cameras (including those with a recording function) and mobile phones are permitted for your own personal use, however:

> Any photos or footage taken cannot be sold or published without written authority from the Promoters

> Any photos or footage taken is to be used for your personal use only – sharing it with friends via uploading it to your personal Facebook and Instagram account is fine

> Before you upload something to Facebook or Instagram, have a think about whether you’d be happy with someone else uploading that exact photo or footage of you. It might seem funny at the time, but possibly not the following day

As much as we love animals, you cannot bring your pet to GTM. Service dogs are an exception. Please get in touch with the GTM Ticketing team if you have any questions or enquiries about this.

Patrons 18 years of age and over are permitted to buy alcohol at GTM, provided you bring valid photo ID with you. We’ll have a range of beverages for you to choose from including all your favourite beers, ciders and spirits.

There will also be a range of non-alcoholic beverages including soft drinks, juice and flavoured milk available for purchase from outlets around the event.

GTM loves to keep Australia beautiful and will be running a recycling program at our bars.

GTM will have a diverse selection of catering options for sale for the duration of the event.
You will find something to cater to all tastes from sweet to savoury, from local providers to festival favourites (yes, that includes gozleme), a delicious selection of international flavours and a number of vegetarian and vegan options too!

If you’d like further information, please get in touch with Moo HQ.

EFTPOS and Credit Cards are the only way to purchase Food, Drinks and Merchandise. There are no ATM’s on site.

Yes. Bands will be selling their merch and there will be an exclusive range of GTM goodies available on the day. Why not take your t-shirt along to GTM Signing Tent to get it signed by a selection of artists from the line up?!

GTM will go ahead rain or shine.

If it looks like it’s going to rain, by all means bring a poncho or rain coat and your gumboots, but please leave your umbrella (all kinds) at home.

Thanks for your interest in becoming a volunteer! We actually already work with community groups in each region who fill out our volunteer roster. Keep an eye out for who they are in the coming months and you may want to sign up to get involved.

We definitely look to provide opportunities for super duper keen beans though! If you have a clear vision of what department you would like to work in and learn more about, and you think you could make an excellent addition to the team, email our team manager your CV, age, address and a little introduction about yourself, your skills and your goals. Please note we do prioritise our community groups as we have been working with them since GTM was a wee calf! But we will do our best to try and hook you up with some work experience.

We’re always happy to hear from people wanting to be involved with GTM!  We’re looking for people to join us across a range of roles to get some great festival experience and be a part of the GTM team. You can find out more and register your interest here.

Don’t forget, when getting in touch always let us know which event you’d like to work at and include your resume.

If you’re UNDER 18
You just need to bring one of the below as proof you are the ticket holder:

– ATM card
– School card
– Library card
– Bus pass
– Or some other form of ID that has your full name on it

If you’re OVER 18
And you would like to access the bar – YOU NEED TO BRING VALID PHOTO ID. This also applies for anyone with an over 18 Udder Mayhem ticket.
Valid photo ID includes one of the following:

– Current Australian driver’s license
– Current Passport
– Current state issued Proof of Age Card or equivalent issued in an Australian state or territory

Make a meeting place BEFORE you get to GTM! The official Meeting Place at GTM is the big set times tower (you can’t miss it). If you want to make a second meeting place, we recommend the Helpdesk.

Another tip? Don’t rely on your mobile phone! The battery may run out or reception may be hard to get. We recommend you write down two numbers on your arm or on a piece of paper for your pocket/bag. Best to include the number of one of your friends at the event and one adult who can help you out from home.

The Helpdesk is the place to go to hand in a lost item you’ve found at the event, or to see if someone has handed in an item lost by you or a friend.
Items not collected at the end of the night will be retained at the event site by GTM for one (1) day post event then all valuables will be handed over to either the local Police or venue management depending on the show.

Any non-valuable items (such as clothing) not collected by this time will be donated to a local charity organisation.

Check back in on your relevant GTM Facebook Event Page after your event for collection details.

The Help Desk is back again this year to help answer any questions you have throughout the day. Look for the Help Desk sign and head over to talk to the friendly team who can help you with free water, sunscreen, maps, lost and found, playing times or if you just want to have a chat.

For your convenience, GTM will be running a Cloakroom. Here’s how it works.

Cost: One (1) standard cloak is $5 and $3 to Access.

What is one (1) standard cloak?

• 1 x article of clothing per hanger
• Loose items must be able to fit into the equivalent of 1 x A4 Bag
• 1 x personal bag no larger than a standard day pack

Anyone wishing to cloak items larger than one (1) standard cloak must purchase a second cloak.

Accessing your things throughout the day: You can access your stuff throughout the day for $3 by way of presenting your wristband/cloak tag.

Valuables, including mobile phones, wallets, cameras and electrical equipment will be cloaked at the risk of the customer and must be listed on the cloak tag at the time of cloaking the item. GTM will not take responsibility for items not declared at the time of cloaking.

Customers are responsible for ensuring they retain their wristband/cloak tag throughout the day. Lost wristbands/cloak tags will be asked to wait until the end of the evening to collect items.

Cloaked items not collected at the end of the night: Will be retained at the event site by GTM for one (1) day post event. Check back in on your relevant GTM Facebook Event Page after your event for collection details.

First Aid tents will be in operation from GTM’s start to finish and is the place to go if you or one of your friends aren’t feeling well. Not sure what’s wrong? Or think maybe you just need a rest? Better to be on the safe side and talk to our First Aid operators – they’ll be able to help or send you along to someone else who can.

Every GTM event has a range of market stalls providing opportunities for local artists and business owners to get involved and showcase their wares.