Early entry
More nights on the red dirt, a few quiet days, and a Bash favourite getting the party started before the festival does.
Buy tickets →Furnace and
the Fundamentals
A Bash favourite, and the band that kicks things off before the festival does.
Furnace and the Fundamentals are one of the most loved acts ever to play the Bash, famous for non-stop party sets packed with hits, humour and plenty of chaos. Arrive early and you’ll be singing along before the festival has even started.
Furnace and the Fundamentals live. Photo: Matt Williams
Take your time, the music can wait
Set up slowly,
then just chill
Early entry is a different way to do the Bash. Roll in without the main rush, build your camp at your own pace and put your feet up while the desert is still quiet.
Catch up with friends, meet your new neighbours and ease into the desert before Bashville fills up.
Skip the main rush
Roll in before the peak roll-in traffic, with no rush to beat the crowd.
Take your time
Set up your campsite at your own pace, with no one waiting on you.
More time to chill
A few extra nights on the red dirt, and the quiet side of Bashville before it fills up.
Plenty to do
before day one
Early arrivals get live music from the Early Entry Band and other activities in the lead-up to the festival. Dates and times will be announced closer to the event.
Plenty to get up to
Big screen movie
Bring your comfiest chair, your favourite drinks and some snacks, and settle in for a movie night under the stars in the Concert Area. Early Entry pass holders only.
Yoga
Start the day with a stretch on the red dirt.
The Crackup Sisters
Award-winning outback comedy with stock whip cracking, knockabout acrobatics and yarns. Loved by kids, and just as funny for adults.
Camel rides
Trot across the desert with the team from Oakfield Ranch Camels. Fun for the whole family.
And more
More activities will be announced closer to the festival.
Live music
Furnace and the Fundamentals, your Early Entry Band, play on Monday night for early entry pass holders, and again on Tuesday night for everyone.
The road to Bashville
No need to queue
before dawn
There is no prize for being first in line. Vehicles are allocated a campsite as they roll in, and campsites are filled for efficiency, not strictly front to back, so lining up in the early hours won’t get you a better spot.
Roll in any time between 7am and 5pm from the date on your pass. Arriving at busy times, especially before 11am, can mean a longer wait.
If you have a Camping from Saturday vehicle pass, you’ll camp closer to the front than those who arrive later. It isn’t strictly in order of arrival, though, so there’s nothing to gain from queuing before the gates open.
Choose how early
you roll in
Early entry means a camping vehicle pass that lets you roll in before the festival starts. Pick the one that suits you. Passes are per vehicle, on top of your General Admission tickets.
Up to three extra nights of camping before the music starts.
Up to two extra nights of camping before the music starts.
One extra night of camping before the music starts.
Good to know
Where to next
Settle in early
More nights on the red dirt, and a Bash favourite to start the party.