Something For Kate are Queenscliff bound this November, headlining the Victorian favourite music festival on Friday, 24 November.
Before they head for the coast, however, the Aussie rock trio will host a unique, intimate warm-up show at one of their favourite venues, Melbourne’s iconic Corner Hotel.
“MELBOURNE CORNER HOTEL WARM UP SHOW,” Something For Kate wrote on Facebook this morning (4 October).
“Something For Kate will headline at Queenscliff Music Festival this November, but to get themselves warmed up, they’ll be playing a special, intimate show at Corner Hotel the night before. The band are excited to play at one of their favourite venues, Corner Hotel on Thursday November 23.”
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In April 2022, Something For Kate wrapped up their Echolalia X The Modern Medieval National Tour, which was pushed back following its September 2021 postponement.
The tour celebrated Something For Kate’s 2020 release, The Modern Medieval, for the first time and commemorated 20 years since the release of their seminal LP Echolalia.
“We’ve been unable to tour The Modern Medieval since its release last year, and along with Echolalia turning 20 this year, we wanted to find a way to celebrate both albums, so we decided to play two sets a night. We’ll be our own support band!” Something For Kate said in a statement.
“One set will feature Echolalia in full, and the other set will be made up of songs from The Modern Medieval plus a mix of other favourites. This will be a rare and unique Something For Kate tour. We can’t wait for these very special shows.”
In July, Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls, Katy Steele and The Merindas, up-and-coming acts like Georgia State Line, Raccoon Dog, Burger Joint, Mood Spill, Frank Sultana’s Blues Band, Danika and Graham Moes were added to the Queenscliff Music Festival 2023 line-up.
They join Something For Kate, Ian Moss, Illy, Boy & Bear, Alice Ivy, Dan Sultan and Jem Cassar-Daley, and international talents G Love & Special Sauce, Aloe Black and Foy Vance.
This year’s Queenscliff Music Festival marks its 25th anniversary on the idyllic Bellarine Peninsula from Thursday, 23 to Sunday, 26 November. You can find tickets here.
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