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Deni Ute Muster Slate In All-Australian Affair For 2017 Festival

And Lee Kernaghan's back

Back for its 19th year, Deni Ute Muster has gathered a veritable who's-who of Australian country music stars for this year's event, including Lee Kernaghan, Shannon Noll and The McClymonts.

Rounding out the two-day line-up this September will be Beccy Cole, Sara Storer, Sunny Cowgirls, James Blundell and Brewn, The Wolfe Brothers, Caitlyn Shadbolt, Adam Eckersley Band, Hurricane Fall, Drew McAlister, Jetty Road and Davidson Brothers, with more still to be announced.

Many acts on the line-up are mainstays of the festival, coming back each year to experience the camaraderie and celebrate Aussie culture again and again, including Lee Kernaghan (who played the first Muster in 1999), The McClymonts, Sunny Cowgirls, Davidson Brothers, Beccy Cole and Adam Eckersley Band.

As always, there'll be more than just music on offer, such as the famous World Record Blue Singlet Challenge, ute shows, bull rides, BMX stuntriders and a couple of new attractions, the Reptile Awareness Display featuring five of the world's most venomous snakes and miniature pig racing.

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Deni Ute Muster's general manager Vicky Lowry says, "What a party we have created for 2017! We are excited to be celebrating Lee Kernaghan’s 25th anniversary at this year's Deni Ute Muster and what makes this celebration even more special is the fact that Lee performed and was part of our first Deni Ute Muster back in 1999.

"I look forward to welcoming everyone to this year’s Deni Ute Muster to celebrate Australia’s largest party on the plains."