Queenscliff just added 18 more acts to the bill, and things are looking very, very cool.
Queenscliff Music Festival just dropped 18 fresh acts, and the Bellarine’s favourite coastal weekender only keeps getting better.
Matt Corby, Kitty Daisy & Lewis, Tim Rogers, The Bamboos and Kaiit are leading the charge, with the festival landing on Wadawurrung Country from 27 to 29 November.
Queenscliff Music Festival
- 27–29 November 2026
- Queenscliff, Wadawurrung Country
- Tickets here
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Corby returns with his fourth album Tragic Magic, bringing his soaring falsetto and knack for silky basslines to the coast, while London siblings Kitty Daisy & Lewis bring their genre-hopping blend of blues, soul, country, jazz and ska.
You Am I frontman Tim Rogers joins the bill solo, funk and soul veterans The Bamboos mark 25 years together with their horn-driven grooves, and neo-soul artist Kaiit rounds out the headline additions with a genre-blurring sound that’s earned her fans well beyond Australia.
Twelve more acts have also joined the bill: A.C Saunders, Azure Ryder, Cam Walter Blues, Cousin Tony’s Brand New Firebird, Docker River Band, FARAH, Immy Owusu, Jesse Valach & The Testaments, Kerryn Fields, Liv Cartledge, Midnight Chicken and Oscar LaDell, spanning indie-folk, delta blues, desert reggae, psych-rock, bluegrass and soul.
The current lineup now runs to more than 70 artists across the weekend, with today’s artists joining the already announced Peter Garrett & the Alter Egos, Baker Boy, Kate Miller-Heidke, Meg Mac, Mia Dyson, Lime Cordiale, Magic Dirtalongside local food and drink, immersive arts experiences and a dedicated kids’ area featuring Zindzi & the Zillionaires.
Queenscliff Music Festival has been running since 1997, powered by a team of professionals and more than 500 volunteers each year. The site sits among ancient cypress trees with sweeping views of Port Phillip Bay, and camping is a short stroll from the main stages, with hire-a-tent options available for those who’d rather skip the packing.
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This article was made in partnership with Queenscliff Music Festival.
