00:00I want the last music, it's the reggae music.
00:05Woo!
00:06Regional Music Festival Blues Fest may have been cancelled,
00:10but the tune still roared to life in regional New South Wales,
00:13with the Wailers turning an impromptu pub gig
00:15into a full-blown street party.
00:17Stand up for your life.
00:20Stand up, stand up.
00:23Don't give up the price.
00:26The reggae icons swapped their Byron Bay festival slot
00:29for a show at Hotel Brunswick,
00:30drawing hundreds who spilled into nearby streets and parklands.
00:34Fans climbed rooftops and packed out the town,
00:37creating an impromptu festival atmosphere
00:39despite the late cancellation.
00:46The moment captured a broader trend across the region,
00:49where smaller venues and pop-up gigs filled the gap,
00:52delivering a boost for local communities
00:54and proving the show, in true fashion, went on.
00:58We'll see you in the end.
00:59We'll try you in.
01:00We're back to the north music too.
01:02Let me know.
01:03We're back to the south.
01:03And we're back to the south.
01:03The east with the south.
01:03And if you can see it.
01:04The east with the north will last,
01:06and I am the east with the north.
01:07And you have to be right to the south.
01:07You
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