Tamworth Ute Show 2022 draws 42 vehicles and many visitors to Longyard Hotel

More than 40 vehicles were on display and ranged from modern to vintage, street to four-wheel-drive.

It's the first time the event has been able to run since COVID-19 hit.

It was held in memory of Stevie 'T-Bone' Russell, a lover of both bull riding and utes.

Organiser Jessy Walmsley told the Leader it was a successful day and there were lots of passionate people walking around the show having a good time.

"We had a wide variety of different models," she said.

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The show looked a little different this year with some regulars rocking up with utes they had bought since the 2019 event.

Ms Walmsley said it was good to catch up with everyone again after a tough couple of years.

"Surprisingly, a lot of people had changed cars since last time," Ms Walmsley said.

"We saw a lot of faces that we hadn't seen in years."

Lane Pittman performed for the crowd.

The 2022 show was the fourth time the event has run in Tamworth.

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