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Linda and Steven Mogg, from Murrumba Downs, show off their stylish moves on the dancefloor<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

October 28, 2022<\/strong><\/p>\n

Floods and wet weather interstate stopped some fans from making their annual trek to Nanango’s recent Waterhole Rocks music festival.<\/p>\n

But the organisers of the celebration of everything 1950s – cars, music and clothes – are still very happy.<\/p>\n

Committee member Terry Mackrell told southburnett.com.au<\/strong> that about 250 vans had booked in to the Nanango Showgrounds for the four-day campout weekend.<\/p>\n

“Sadly, most of the people who usually come from NSW just couldn’t get here,” he said.<\/p>\n

This year’s event featured performances by The Blue Suede Band,\u00a0Kenny and the Nitro Rockers,\u00a0Little Stevie and the Tailfins, the\u00a0Dance On Rockabillys,\u00a0Old 45s,\u00a0Jeff Hancox, the\u00a0Sempf Sisters\u00a0and the\u00a0Coffin Chasers.<\/p>\n

There were also displays of classic cars and the opportunity to learn new rock’n’roll dance moves.<\/p>\n

On a Saturday night, a rock’n’roll parade attracted many entrants proud to show off their fashions (and slick moves on the dancefloor).<\/p>\n

The competition was compered by Gloria Fleming, from the Nanango Show Society, and judged by Bernie and Lorrie Pegrem, and Kayleen Bochmann.<\/p>\n