Cattleyard Promotions cancel Fresh Produce festival set for Bunbury in August

The promoters of the Fresh Produce music festival, which was due to hit Bunbury in August, have cancelled the event. Organisers cited COVID-19 related issues as the reason for cancelling all eight shows of its national tour. The event, run by Cattleyard Promotions, was due to replace this year’s Groovin The Moo festival, which was cancelled for a second consecutive year. In a statement released today, the promoters said they felt they would be unable to give fans the best experience possible. “It is with much sadness that we announce Fresh Produce is unable to go ahead this spring,” the statement said. “Unfortunately the timing and current conditions don’t align to fulfil a national show across eight different regions. “Providing a great live music experience is at the core of Cattleyard’s ethos and we don’t feel it is possible to deliver this in 2021.” The festival had been planned for August 20 and 21 at Hay Park in Bunbury, and was set to feature headline acts including G Flip, Cosmo’s Midnight, Hockey Dad, Lime Cordiale and local band Great Gable among others. “A huge thank you to everyone involved with Fresh Produce, we are really grateful for your support,” the statement said. “All Fresh Produce ticket holders will be contacted directly by Moshtix in the coming days with refund information. “Cattleyard is looking forward to returning in 2022.”