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Queenscliff Music Fest Adds More Names, Reveals Grant Recipients

Ticket prices go up in three weeks - get in quick

The Queenscliff Music Festival has extended its list of international guests even further, adding two more names to the line-up in the form of Canadian troubadour Tim Chaisson and the US-based Trevor Hall.

The additions are well-timed, given the untimely exit from the festival of previously announced international attendee Elliott Brood due to "unforeseen circumstances".

Howver, Chaisson and Hall do join the remaining line-up, which boasts such high-profile personalities and acts as the church, Dan Sultan, D.D. Dumbo, Nahko & Medicine For The People, Hurray For The Riff Raff, and several others.

 

As well as the new faces on the line-up, QMF has unveiled the artists who will receive this year's Emerging Artist grants — Aine Tyrrell, who has walked away with $3000 toward publicising her debut LP Gypsy Daughter (hear the title track below), and Sagamore, who net themselves $4780 to help record their full-length debut.

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The 2014 Queenscliff Music Festival goes down from November 28-30. Fourth-round general release tickets are on sale now until October 31, or sold out — you'll want to be quick on that action, because in three weeks' time the passes go up to full price. Check the costing situation at QMF's website.

For more information about the event, see our dedicated QMF page.