Queenscliff Music Festival announces first acts for 2025

THE Bellarine Peninsula will come alive in November when music lovers of all ages flock to the region for the Queenscliff Music Festival.

Running from November 28 to November 30, the festival will bring three days of music, community and coastal charm to Princess Park, showcasing a bumper line-up.

Aussie legends and new discoveries coupled with international talent from rock, folk, hip hop, blues, country and beyond will take to the stage as part of this year’s festival.

Making up this year’s headliners is The Cat Empire, Gamilaraay singer-songwriter Thelma Plum, US surf rocker Donavon Frankenreiter, the Waifs, King Stingray, the Pierce Brothers, and more.

 

Kids entertainment will also be on show with a dedicated kids stage and programming and a special performance from the Teeny Tiny Stevies.

Festival director Claire Strickland said the festival was more than just a music event – it’s a full sensory experience.

“With an unbeatable coastal setting, diverse lineup, and welcoming vibe for all ages, it’s the perfect escape for music lovers and experience seekers.”

The music festival attracts more than 10,000 music lovers annually, treating them to some of the best the Australian live music scene has to offer while sampling the delights of local craft produce, immersive arts and the creative heart of the local community.

 

For the outdoorsy type, camping is a short stroll through the main street to the festival site.

Festival goers are encouraged to get their tickets quickly to ensure they don’t miss out.

Early bird tickets are on sale until July 1.

For tickets and more information, head to qmf.net.au

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