Massive new festival site promises music in the mangroves

As live music emerges from the dark days of the pandemic, the Comiskey Group wants to create a 150-hectare festival site at Coochin Creek, about 35 minutes south of Maroochydore and one hour and 20 minutes north of Brisbane.The site, to be named Coochin Fields, is currently home to turf and strawberry farms, which the Comiskey Group expects will remain when the site welcomes festivals and performances from top-tier artists.

Director Rob Comiskey said Coochin Fields would expand on the major events the company already hosts at Eatons Hill and Sandstone Point. “We are ready to take things to the next level, exceed expectations, and bring another great entertainment facility to this incredible community,” Comiskey said. The camping facilities are expected to rival those of Splendour in the Grass and Byron Bay Bluesfest, on a site similar in scale to the North Byron Parklands.“There is plenty of opportunity to host both small and large-scale events, with international artists and multiple stages,” Comiskey said.

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