Wooroolin Country Music Campout promoters Terry and Noraine Mason were busy making sure everything was running smoothly

October 14, 2026

Variety is the spice of life, and “variety” was definitely on the menu at the Woooroolin Country Music Campout last month at Wooroolin Hall.

This was the second campout to be held at Wooroolin this year, and the short-stay area across the road was packed out again!

The popular three-day event was started by Geoff Grevell and Sue Bradley in 2021 but they handed over the reins during the past few outings to Terry and Noraine Mason, from Bundaberg.

southburnett.com.au dropped in on the Saturday afternoon just in time to catch the wacky Variety Concert which featured 43 items.

The campout invites walk-up artists to have fun on stage as well as perform with the backing of professional musicians.

Country Campout founder Sue Bradley on stage with Mick Connolly, from Emerald
Val Hodson, from Wondai, was working hard behind the microphone
Roger Rich, from Oakey, and Tony White, from Boonah
well-known country singer Lin Chandler, from Proston, was enjoying the campout activities
David Bell, from Maryborough, was getting ready to perform
Alan and Heather Carr, from Maryborough, were “wigged up” for the fun variety concert
Boonah singer Tony White opened the Variety Concert with Johnny Preston’s 1960 hit, “Running Bear”

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