Leave The Car At Home - Urban

If you live at Woodford, D’Aguilar or Wamuran, you can catch the bus to all the fun and excitement of this year’s Urban Country Music Festival in Caboolture.

Moreton Bay Regional Council Mayor Allan Sutherland said Kangaroo Bus Lines was running a free shuttle service between Woodford and the festival on Saturday April 30 and Sunday May 1.

“Whether you’re thinking about spending a day at the festival or coming to one of our special concerts, there’s a bus leaving Woodford Community Hall at 9am and another at 4pm,” Mayor Sutherland said.

“Both buses will make stops at the bus shelter opposite the D’Aguilar Hotel and the bus shelter opposite the Wamuran school on their way to the Caboolture Historical Village.”

“To return home, you’ll be able to catch the shuttle at 2.30pm or after the concerts finish at 11.15pm.”

To plan your day at the festival, see the Urban Country website at www.urbancountry.com.au

The main concerts this year are:

Saturday April 30 - More Country than Urban featuring Joe Nichols, James Reyne, The McClymonts, Jonah’s Road and 2011 Toyota Star Maker winner LukeDickens.

Sunday May 1 - More Urban than Country featuring Evermore, Thirsty Merc, The Potbelleez, Amy Meredith, and Sinead Burgess.

Where: Alexander Barr Sporting Complex

When: 5 to 11pm

Both concerts adults $120, children $60. One concert adults $65, children $30 if booked ahead at www.urbancountry.com.au

Woodford Shuttle bus timetable:

TRAVELLING TOTHE FESTIVAL FROM	DEP	DEP
WOODFORD COMMUNITYHALL	9.00am	4.00pm
D'AGUILAR - BUS SHELTER (Opposite Hotel)	9.05am	4.05pm
WAMURAN - BUS SHELTER (Opposite Wamuran School)	9.15am	4.15pm
TUCKEROO DRIVE arrives (Historical Village, Concerts)	9.25am	4.25pm
TRAVELLINGFROM THE FESTIVAL TO	DEP	DEP
TUCKEROO DRIVE departs (Historical Village, Concerts)	2.30pm	11.15pm
WAMURANSCHOOL	2.45pm	11.30pm
D'AGUILAR HOTEL(Near Hotel)	2.55pm	11.40pm
WOODFORD - COMMUNITYHALL	3.05pm	11.50pm

The festival is proudly presented by the Moreton Bay Regional Council and major sponsors Grand Prix Mazda and Caboolture ShireHerald.

The Urban Country Music Festival is benefiting from funding under the Events Queensland Regional Development Program (EQRDP)

The EQRDP is an investment program designed to extend the flow of economic and social benefits of events to regional Queensland.

A state-wide initiative, the program is committed to enhancing existing events in regional Queensland, as well as assisting in the establishment of new events.

Since the EQRDP began in 2001, more than $16.4 million has been invested in 762 regional events, an indicator of the important role these events play in their communities and wider Queensland.