SummerSalt Tickets

I was so disappointed that the general admission tickets did not allow us into the mosh pit/dance area. We were left miles back from the musicians and the security wouldn’t allow us to stand at the barriers. We went to the concert to dance but felt so removed from the action. When paying the amount we did for tickets, I expect more. I think the musicians would have like a few people in the mosh pit too! I have to say, the toilet situation was the worst I’ve experienced at a concert too-huge queues, leakage and revolting smells (Mornington venue). I can’t fault the musicians (they were brilliant) but it was the worst run music festival I have attended.

Loved the line-up, BUT no access to mosh-pit to general admission ticket holders. Nor did they have a big screen so we could at least see each artist…sorry, but Red Hot Summer was way better for that!

Absolutely brilliant. The line up was sensational, the set up was fabulous and the sound was superb. Only fault- it was miles for premium tickets to get to the toilet, needed some close. Also why was there only mid-strength beer, yet full strength Jacks/cola, wine etc. Surely no one is silly enough to worry about alcohol content, when there's plenty in other drinks. My husband brews and drinks ONLY boutique beers, he stopped drinking completely due to lack of beer selection. Otherwise, the night was perfect, the staff everywhere were absolutely amazing too!! THANK YOU ❤️ 💙

Excellent venue, easy parking, well set up. Whitlams, Dempsey are very mellow. Higgins is emotional. Pykes, Waifs and JBT all higher energy. It was obvious the itinerary included the low energy bands around the high energy,or noone would have stayed. Too many low energy for a long day event.

The concert was good. However, the public transport situation in Busselton was disgraceful. Booked a taxi and still waited 3 hours.

I really wanted to give this event 5 stars — the atmosphere and music were great — but the food situation was a major letdown. There simply weren't enough food vans to support the crowd size. I waited in line for 30 minutes at one van, only to be told they’d run out of food. Then spent another 45 minutes lining up at a different one. It took me an hour and a half just to get something to eat, which meant missing a whole performance act. Here’s a suggestion that I think could really improve the experience, especially for those who paid extra - Introduce a Premium food van area. Having a dedicated section with 8–10 food vans for Premium ticket holders would make a huge difference — faster access, shorter queues, and a better experience overall. Please consider this for future events. It would make Premium worth the upgrade, and the event far more enjoyable for everyone.

great lineup needs a screen half way back from stage Missy dropped the fun mood when singing songs from her latest album great that it was so family friendly

needed a big screen 1/2 way back from the stage missy Higgins didn't "read the room"playing 3 "sad"songs from her new album

Large sounds and engineering tent blocked a significant area, restricting view of the stage. People sitting outside in car park had a better view. Loved the music, terrible set up.

The introduction of "Premium General Admission"tickets s nothing more than a gouge on patrons already paying a premium for being at an outdoor concert. In 15 years or more of attending these types of concerts ("Day on the Green, Red Hot Summer, Rock at The Races"etc) No patron has EVER been excluded from the stage area/ "Mosh pit". At this concert, ONLY holders of "Premium"GA tickets had access to anywhere near the stage. The promoters of this concert were solely interested in maximizing profits Patrons were packed in shoulder to shoulder. There were not even any video screens for patrons forced to sit hundreds of meters away from the stage. Fortunately there was no rain or it would have been a miserable experience. If this is where outdoor concerts are heading, I've attended my last one.