Wolvi Stomp

A unique festival , set in the picturesque hills of Wolvi with limited tickets,
to give you a more intimate experience than the bigger events can achieve,
while keeping the same high standard of musical acts.

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Wolvi Stomp 2026

16th, 17th & 18th October

Friday 16 October 3pm - Sunday 18 October 4pm

1358 Gympie Kin Kin Pomona Road,

Wolvi 4570 QLD

Event description

A three-day music and camping festival set in the rolling green hills of Wolvi.

The Wolvi Stomp is a 3-day blues and roots music and camping festival located at the historic Wolvi Hall, in the Cooloola hinterland. This little gem is limited to 250 tickets, offering an intimate boutique festival experience with Australia’s best, original blues and roots artists. All thrillers, no fillers. The Wolvi Hall provides an all-weather venue, while the beautiful grounds around the hall provide off-grid camping within meters of the entertainment. This year’s line-up is extra special: the Wolvi Hall is turning 100 years old so we are putting on a massive weekend of entertainment to celebrate.

It is our absolute pleasure to present the 2026 Wolvi Stomp lineup: Jeff Lang, Frank Sultana, 8 Ball Aitken Band, The Urban Chiefs, Darren Jack V8 Blues Trio, Z-Star Muthaship, Gwyn Ashton, David Flower Band, Karl S. Williams, L.R. Marsh, Taya Chani, Dean Haitani, LiNi, Sonny James, TJ and Woody, RebelQuin, Yazmindi Band, Karen Thomsen, Cosmic Crumb.

In addition to our regular timetable, we are adding a Sunday afternoon 100 Yr Birthday Celebration after-party in the courtyard, featuring some local artists from the Gympie region and an acoustic jam session. This is our birthday gift to you and to our community who have supported the Wolvi Stomp over the past nine years.

The Wolvi Stomp sells out quickly, so get in early to avoid disappointment.

Tickets are available via Humanitix, a not-for-profit ticketing company.

Tickets are limited to 250 people.

We only pre-sell weekend passes.

We expect to sell out this year.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do the gates open for campers?

The campgrounds will open for camping ticket-holders on Thursday 15th October at 9 am. We will have additional volunteers on hand to assist everyone to find their campsites. The campsite will remain open until 12 noon on Monday 19th October.

What camping facilities are available?

What are the food options?

This year we will have the wonderful Dhom’s Kitchen providing their delicious Thai food including satay, curries, spring rolls and noodles.

Lotza Limez will be serving a range of pizzas, plus their wonderful coffees, juices and smoothies.

And a new addition to the food court is the Blue Tucker Box, who have been winning fans throughout the region with their made-to-order burgers and hotdogs.

All of our food vans are run by small family businesses. We encourage you to support them as much as possible over the weekend as we are a small event and their margins are slim.

Can I get a ticket refund?

Self-service refunds (no questions asked) are available up until 7 days prior to the event. There is no need to re-sell tickets on Facebook. There is an official wait list which is curated by Humanitix and overseen by the organizing committee. Please do not purchase tickets from anyone re-selling them on Facebook, it is very likely to be a scam.

Can I purchase a single-day ticket?

There are no single-day tickets available. This is a three-day ticketed event. This event will sell-out quickly.

Can I purchase tickets at the door?

There are no tickets available at the door. This event will sell-out quickly.

Can I bring my own alcohol?

The hall is fully licenced which means that alcohol cannot be brought into the hall or removed from the hall. We have a huge variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available at the bar, at very reasonable prices.

BYO alcohol may be consumed within your campsite, but please do not wander around the festival grounds and children’s park with open alcohol in your hand and please do not attempt to bring any alcohol into the hall.

Can I bring my dog along?

We know that many of you need your canine companions with you. We encourage you to find a dog-sitter if possible. The grounds around the Wolvi Hall are home to a healthy population of koalas, gliders, possums, kangaroos and wallabies. If you have to bring your dog please observe the following:

1. Owners of dogs are responsible for their pet’s behavior at all times.

2. Dogs must remain within camp sites and be kept on a lead at all times.

3. If a dog causes any injury, repeated noise complaints (that are not respectfully dealt with) or is found repeatedly wandering the grounds without supervision/lead, the owner will be asked to rectify the issue or remove the dog and may be refused re-entry until the dog is removed or the problem contained.

4. Please pick up after your dog and dispose responsibly.

Are children allowed to come to the Wolvi Stomp?

Children aged 17 years and under are free. Children must be accompanied by a ticketed adult at all times.

Please note that there are no specific activities provided for children and this event is not designed with children in mind.

Is there mobile phone reception at the Wolvi Stomp?

Children aged 17 years and under are free. Children must be accompanied by a ticketed adult at all times.

Please note that there are no specific activities provided for children and this event is not designed with children in mind.

Is there mobile phone reception at the Wolvi Stomp?

Mobile phone reception at the hall is rubbish. No Optus and limited Telstra coverage. The limited Telstra network will be significantly impacted by festival patrons checking their socials. Please consider switching your phone to flight mode for the weekend. Download your ticket onto your phone or print it out before you come. The limited mobile coverage also makes electronic payment systems slow. So, if you want to buy a drink in a hurry, bring plenty of cash.

Are campfires allowed?

If prevailing fire conditions are favourable, campfires will be allowed in contained braziers that are up off the ground. A campfire update will be provided closer to the event date.

Camping tickets have sold out. What other local accommodation options are available?

There are plenty of great private camp sites in the local area. Check out Hipcamp listings for Wolvi: Wolvi Grove Avocado Farm and Camping, The Rewild Secret, Sunset Ridge and Augie's Paradise have camp sites and RV sites and are all within a short distance of the Wolvi Hall.

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