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Punters jam out at Airwaves drive-in festival

Fans gather for a good time at Airwaves drive-in music festival.
By Abbey Cannan

Queensland’s first drive-in music festival took place at the Nambour Showgrounds over the weekend, with the likes of The Dreggs, The Chats, Sahara Beck, and Being Jane Lane taking centre stage.

A once in a lifetime experience inspired during Covid confinement, Airwaves festival served up an outer space experience with punters giving a big thumbs up from their cars.

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