Iconic Festival One Electric Day Returns With First International Headliner + Interstate Dates

One Electric Day has solidified itself as one of Victoria and Australia's most adored one day music festivals over the past decades. The show, traditionally hosted at Werribee Park sells out in minutes every year.

This year, the organisers are excited to announced that the popular event will now travel interstate again for a run of shows as well as announcing an international headliner for the first time in the festivals industry. 

The line up features the Queen of Rock & Roll, Suzi Quatro, alongside a huge line up that features Noiseworks, The Angels, Baby Animals, The Screaming Jets and Chocolate Starfish. 

The tour will begin on November the 5th at Kent Reserve, Victor Harbour in South Australia, before heading to Mornington Racecourse on the 19th of November in Victoria, Werribee Park on the 20th of November also in Victoria, Sandstone Point Hotel, Bribie Island on the 26th of November in Queensland and finishing up at Broadwater Parklands on the 27th of November. 

Organiser of the festival, Duane McDonald who also takes care of the ever-popular Red Hot Summer Tour released a statement that spreads the excitement of One Electric Day, stating, "One Electric Day has become such a special event. “We see fans returning year after year and it has become an important part of people’s social calendar.

"We are always asked when One Electric Day will travel, so it is exciting that we have the opportunity to do that this year and even more so that Suzi Quatro will be joining us for the ride.”

Suzi Quatro joins the tour fresh off the back of a sold out show at London's iconic Royal Albert Hall, delivering her jam packed hits to Australian audiences. Joining her includes the return of Noiseworks and their undisputed rock anthems, legends of Australian rock The Angels, undisputed hit makers from the 90s Baby Animals, The Screaming Jets celebrating their 30th anniversary of All for One, and concert party leaders Chocolate Starfish.