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3 October, 2022

Savannah in the Round

Savannah in the Round 2022 has officially ended with a bang, check out this quick selection of photos from the festival with more to follow tomorrow.

By Rhys Thomas

Badloves frontman Michael Spiby belted out some songs to a growing crowd.
12-year-old Lily Larcombe became an overnight fan of Christie Lamb’s and bought her first CD at Savannah on Friday, getting a photo with her new favourite artist.
Cooktown local Yasmindi was first on stage at the Bull Bar on Friday.
Sarah Buckley performing with her siblings, The Buckleys, at the Bull Bar.
The Pierce Brothers opened up Savannah on the Main Stage with their high energy, catchy songs, getting a great reaction from the crowd.
Chris Staff entertaining a packed Bull Bar on Saturday.
Amy Sheppard walked out and stunned a packed Big Top Music Tent during her performance on Saturday.
Country music hall of famer James Blundell had the Bull Bar packed to the rafters.
Darlinghurst vocalists Pagan Newman and Cassie Leopold were excited to perform at Savannah for the first time on Saturday.
Adam Brand was first up on the Main Stage on Saturday and got the crowd up on their feet.
Local singer Kerri Jones got the crowd grooving at 8am Saturday morning.
Emerging Indie First Nations band King Stringray attracted a huge wave of fans
Australian Idol Shannon Noll made the crowd go crazy this weekend, headlining Friday night’s event.
Mutchilba local Kris Geddes was offering non-alcoholic beverages to festival patrons this year with a mobile bar set up in a Volkswagen Beetle.
Port Douglas boys Taylor Dillon and Dylan Lawrence are aiming to be the next poster boys for Savannah in the Round 2023.
Wade McCarthy and Brad Carlson found a creative way to keep cool during Savannah’s hot days.
Brad Paisley’s top fans Mark and Victoria with their three daughters Matilda, Pheobe and Rosie.

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