Nanga Music Festival
Nanga Music Festival, Dwellingup, Western Australia [©Craig Chiswell]
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Dwellingup WA 6213
The 2010 Nanga Music Festival continues its celebration of acoustic and folk music with a stunning range of artists gathered under the tall trees of Nanga Bush Camp near Dwellingup, Western Australia.
The Nanga Music Festival is all things acoustic, an exciting adventure of styles and influences; from bush ballads to blues, from Celtic to contemporary, to folk, showcased by a collection of Western Australia's finest emerging artists balanced with an exciting mix of interstate performers.
The 2009 festival was amazing – the fireside jams, the Blind Date concert and the workshops all left a lasting impression on the artists as well as the audience. Make 2010 the year you experience the magic of the Nanga Music Festival.
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