NSW Health wants those who were at Splendour In The Grass to be on alert for meningococcal symptoms. (Jason O'BRIEN/AAP PHOTOS)
Splendour In The Grass attendees are being urged to be look out for meningococcal disease symptoms following the death of a Sydney man with the disease who was at the NSW music festival.
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NSW Health said it had been notified of two cases in people who attended the Byron music festival from July 21 to 24.
It urged anyone with symptoms - which can include fever, neck stiffness, joint pain, a rash of red-purple spots or bruises, nausea and a dislike of bright lights - to contact a doctor immediately.
Health authorities on Thursday said a Sydney man in his 40s with the disease had died.
There have been 15 cases of meningococcal disease reported in the state this year.
Australian Associated Press
