Queenscliff Music Festival Unveils Expansive 2023 Line-up

Queenscliff Music Festival is returning for its impressive 25th innings this November, but with an upgrade: it’s expanding to a four-day festival, beginning from Thursday, 23 November, to give punters a whole extra day of music by a stunning location.

From 23 to 26 November, festivalgoers can enjoy a line-up of incredible local talent, with a couple of international artists coming along for the ride.

American singer-songwriter Aloe Blacc and Philly group G Love & Special Sauce will headline this year’s Queenscliff Music Festival alongside Aussie rock legends Something For Kate and indie-rockers Boy & Bear.

Irish sensation Foy Vance also joins the line-up alongside hip-hop star Illy, Cold Chisel guitar hero and solo artist Ian Moss, Geelong-raised soul singer WILSN, recent TheMusic cover artist Full Flower Moon Band, William Crighton, Mindy Meng Wang x Tim Shiel, Jem Cassar-Daley and many more. Plus, Queenscliff Music Festival promises more acts to be added soon.

This year’s multi-award-winning, Queenscliff Music Festival will be a four-day celebration of live music, family-friendly activities, locally sourced gourmet produce, fine booze and more.

Staged on the lands of the Wadawurrung people on the beautiful Bellarine Peninsula, the festival's beach setting and picturesque locations attract music lovers from all over the country looking to soak up the laid-back vibes and eclectic mix of music on offer.

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Tickets to the 25th Queenscliff Music Festival are on sale now. Ticket prices range from $269 (three-day adult), $134 (three-day Accompanied Youth 14-17), $25 for children between the ages of one to 13 (sold in conjunction with an adult ticket), QMF Camping for $55, and Glamping from $690.

Single-day tickets go on sale on 1 July – find more ticketing information here.

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