Award-winning country-soul rock’n’roller Dan Sultan, fellow acclaimed outfit Husky and Melbourne mainstays The Delta Riggs lead the charge among the newly announced crop of acts set to join the Queenscliff Music Festival this November.
The revelation comes as the annual event announces that its third ticket release is now under way, and will remain on-sale until September 1 or when supplies run out.
Also appearing alongside previously announced acts (such as the church, The Jezabels, Kasey Chambers and Xavier Rudd) at the festival, from November 28 to 30, will be acts such as West Australian blues-and-roots crew Blue Shaddy, the triple-pronged powerhouse of Mia Dyson, Liz Stringer and Jen Cloher performing together as Dyson Stringer Cloher, the nu-school breaks of Gold Coast-based fun factory Tijuana Cartel, the positively on-fire Tkay Maidza, freshly minted Glastonbury veterans Shaolin Afronauts, rising troubadour Steve Smyth, and Melody Pool’s current touring partner Marlon Williams.
Queenscliff Music Festival has also announced a new Sunday Ferry & Ticket package for $90 an adult, which includes a return foot-passenger ticket on the Mornington Peninsula-Queenscliff ferry, as well as a Sunday festival ticket.
Another announcement is yet to come from the festival regarding their international performers, so stay tuned for updated information in the near future.
Tickets for the 2014 Queenscliff Music Festival are on sale now; subscriber and early-bird options are long sold out, but you can still get regular passes (starting at $75 for one-day adult [Sunday], up to $400 for the VIP Gold package) via the event’s website.
