Good Gumnuts Festival 2026 takes over the Agriplex at Romaine from 6–8 March with what organiswers say is “the strongest lineup yet”.
Dope Lemon, The Jungle Giants, Young Franco, Sneaky Sound System, Thirsty Merc, Art Vs Science, Rum Jungle, DICE, Kim Churchill, Kira Puru, Adam Newling, Lasca Dry, Baby Lemur and many more.
Alongside the music, enjoy Inkcarts Pop-Up Tattoo Studio, Slipstream Circus, Roaming Magic, Mindful Wild Steps, Collaborative Art, Bella the Bookworm, Mini Rhythms and more.
Born in 2022 as a small grassroots gathering, Good Gumnuts has grown as a festival while staying true to community roots as well as presenting national acts.
See you in Burnie for a big weekend of music, creativity and connection.
The time has come.
General sale tickets for Good Gumnuts Festival 2026 go on sale Saturday 13 September at 08:00.
Here’s what you need to know
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- Camping is no extra cost, just grab a $0 ticket for each person camping.
- Kids under 10 Free with a paying adult. Don’t forget to add a $0 ticket for each child.
- Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
- Car passes are required per car (not per person).
- Friday tickets are extremely limited this pre-party will sell fast.
- Payment options Zip Pay is available along with standard card payments.
- Passouts, you can leave for the day, but no same-day re-entry is permitted. If camping isn’t your style, check out great local hotels like Burnie Central Townhouse.
- If you need to hire a car, book with Bargain Car Rentals and as a special offer for Good Gumnuts attendees, enjoy 10% off your rental by using the code GGOODGUM10 when booking online.
And let’s be honest… are you ready to catch Dope Lemon and The Jungle Giants this March? Plus legends like Young Franco, Sneaky Sound System, Thirsty Merc and so many more. It’s not just about the music either expect workshops, chill-out spaces, food, art and plenty of surprises that make Good Gumnuts more than a festival.
This is your chance to be part of something special. Don’t wait tickets will move quickly.
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