In what could be one of Australia’s biggest pop culture moments of the year, a Bunnings rave will go ahead thanks to a viral TikTok campaign.

The idea was sparked by a TikTok from Sydney-based producer and songwriter Kaila, who showed off a remix of the iconic Bunnings jingle.

As views of the TikTok racked up, so did the calls for a rave at a Bunnings Warehouse.

@kaila_music Replying to @nzcars @Bunnings give the people what they want ! #bunningswarehouse #sausage #dnb #drumandbass #newmusic #fyp #viral #musicproducer #snags #aussie ♬ Bunnings Warehouse Kaila Remix – Kaila

Support poured in from Australian electronic music heavyweights Peking Duk and What So Not, and Bunnings itself, which replied to a TikTok in May, “we’ll bring the decks”.

Bunnings confirmed the event would go ahead in a statement to The New Daily on Friday.

“We have loved seeing all Aussie music lovers across the country share their enthusiasm for a Bunnings rave,” a spokesperson said.

“So, it comes with great excitement to confirm that together with Peking Duk, What So Not and Kaila, we’ve found a way to give the people what they want – the Bunnings Warehouse Party is happening late August.”

More details are set to be released soon, including possible additional acts and the location.

Peking Duk created a mailing list for those who want to stay on top of the latest updates.

“The people have spoken and Bunnings have listened,” Reuben Styles, one-half of the Peking Duk duo, said on TikTok as he celebrated and asked fans for suggestions.

“We’re gonna have a rave with Bunnings, we still don’t know where.

“So pick a spot, pick a state, pick a Bunnings, where do you wanna do this party?”

@pekingduk Replying to @chubbyred444 Let’s make the #bunningsrave happen @Bunnings ♬ Bunnings Rave Remix – Peking Duk

Kaila, the instigator of the Bunnings rave movement, was similarly excited when announcing the news on TikTok.

“I never expected this turnout or for this to be possible … this is going to be a dream come true,” he wrote.

“Let’s make this the most Aussie rave in history.”

Bunnings Warehouse Party-goers will likely get some extra perks, with multiple major companies – including Domino’s Australia and Capilano Honey – having promised to chip in food, drinks and other products during the months-long campaign for the event.

There is no word yet on whether Bunnings will be slinging its classic sangas at the rave.