STRAYA! 4,084 boot-scooting dancers have journeyed to the Queensland desert to break the world record for the Largest Nutbush City Limits Dance. The attempt took place at the Birdsville Big Red Bash festival, with the huge group destroying the previous record of 2,878. #9News | Nightly at 6pm | 9 News Adelaide

A new world record was set today in the heartland of outback Queensland as 4,084 boot-scooting bush dancers annihilated the world record for the Largest Nutbush City Limits Dance. The new world record for dancing to Tina Turner’s 1973 anthem destroyed the previous mark of 2,878 dancers, which was set at the 2021 Birdsville Big Red Bash. | Courier Mail

Australian Outback Music Festival Breaks ‘Nutbush’ World Record

4,084 boot-scooting dancers have journeyed to the Queensland desert to break the world record for the Largest Nutbush City Limits Dance. The attempt took place at the Birdsville Big Red Bash festival, with the massive group of punters destroying the previous record of 2,878. #9News | Nightly at 6pm | 9 News

4,084 people gathered in the Australian outback on July 7, to break the record for the world’s largest group ‘Nutbush.’ Nutbush is a type of line dancing inspired by Tina Turner’s 1973 song, ‘Nutbush City Limits.' Attempts to break the record for the largest group 'Nutbush' dance have become an annual tradition in Australia. This year’s attempt, which shattered the previous record of 2,878 set last year in the same location, also raised $60,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service, an Aussie nonp