More than 1000 people gathered at Wudinna on the weekend to enjoy an inaugural music festival held in the town.
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Held on the Wudinna Football Oval, Granite Rocks attracted at least 1250 people to the Eyre Peninsula town, with revelers coming from across South Australia and interstate for the major event.
Manny Kats, DG & Other Chords, Outnumbered and Loose Change were just some of the bands to grace the stage, in addition to its headliners Basket Case, Funky Monks and Australian rock royalty the Screaming Jets.
Part of the event's ticket sales will be donated to the Royal Flying Doctor Service, with an additional $4990 raised for the RFDS through raffle tickets.
In a Facebook post following the festival, event organisers said they were speechless.
"All we can say is thank you," the post said.
"Last night was beyond all our wildest dreams.
Fair chance we will be back to do it all again next year...are you with us?"
