The founder of the renowned Nimbin Roots Festival, Lou Bradley, is bringing an exciting new musical venture to the heart of Mullumbimby. The inaugural Mullum Roots Festival promises to be a vibrant celebration of music, community, and sustainability. "We aim to create a sister festival to the Nimbin Roots Festival, injecting new life into Mullumbimby's cultural landscape," says Lou. Drawing from her extensive experience as a songwriter and performer, including being an ARIA finalist, as well as her nine-year tenure leading the Nimbin Roots Festival, Lou is well-equipped to orchestrate a successful event in Mullumbimby. Joining her is seasoned music industry veteran Jon O’Rourke, bringing over three decades of expertise as a record label owner, manager, and producer. "Our goal is to deliver a world-class event while upholding principles of sustainability and accessibility," says Jon. World-famous artist, Reg Mombasa, who is also a band member of Dog Trumpet, loved performing at last year’s Nimbin Festival so much that he created the artwork for this year’s event and has also designed the artwork for the Mullum Roots Festival.