From hardcore to country, folk to reggae, it’s a varied line-up of heavy hitters and streaming sensations this month.
St Kilda’s killer bandroom at The Prince is hosting a stellar schedule of global stars, featuring world tour headliners, first-timers and a special Knotfest sideshow. For some, it’s the first Australian tour, while others are the return of iconic acts after years of waiting.
Some shows are booking fast, so get into it quick.
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Sunami (USA)
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- Tuesday, March 4
- Tickets here
What started as a joke band has instead shot Sunami to hardcore stardom. Their 2023 self-titled self-released album received wide critical acclaim for its extreme sound and lyrical ferocity. An unmissable official Knotfest sideshow for the hardcore thrill seekers. Violently good, it’s riotous, exciting stuff.
Chloe Parché
- Thursday, March 6
- Tickets here
One of Australia’s most exciting new artists, Chloe Parché brings her anticipated ‘Split Ends’ EP tour to the Prince Bandroom for a free headline show. Following a sold-out debut headline performance and numerous support slots for top Australian acts, Parché’s unique brand of indie-rock has positioned her as an undeniable rising star. Don’t miss this chance to catch her distinctive sound spanning alternative, indie and pop genres before she blows up.
Chase Rice (USA)
- With Bella Mackenzie
- Friday, March 14
- Tickets here
For the final stop in his Australian tour, Chase Rice is bringing his catchy country anthems to Melbourne for one night only. He’s a Diamond-certified artist – that’s a ten-times platinum song, and you don’t see those often. Whether you’re a fan of the rollicking bro-country hits or the newer, poignant, storytelling style of his recent album, it promises to be a high energy hoedown with this certified star.
Wild Rivers (CA)
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- Friday, March 21
- Waitlist here
At last it’s Wild Rivers’ first-ever Australian tour, following the double whammy of their third and fourth album releases last year. The indie-folk trio of Khalid Yassein (guitar, vocals, keys), Devan Glover (vocals), and Andrew Oliver (lead guitar, synths) seamlessly weaves together elements of indie, folk, rock, and pop. This signature style and emotional lyricism has captivated Australian listeners since their debut album in 2016 and racked up 850 million streams globally.
Sons of Zion (NZ)
- With special guests
- Friday, March 28
- Tickets here
Beloved Kiwi reggae legends, Sons of Zion, are back in the country. Known for multiple platinum hits, including the two-time platinum single Drift Away in 2018, they fuse reggae with elements funk, R&B, and rock for an irrepressibly joyful, rhythmic sound that makes their live performances legendary with energetic, singing, dancing crowds.
Jamie Miller
- Sunday, March 30
- Tickets here
Global sensation Jamie Miller is coming to St Kilda for his first ever Australian performance. Rising to fame as a finalist on The Voice and then with the 2021 hit, Here’s Your Perfect, the singer-songwriter is now on the Long Way Home World Tour for his 2024 debut album. Prepare the heartstrings for a night of soulful pop serenades.
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This article was made in partnership with Prince Bandroom.
