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John Craigie and Cat Clyde Announce 2024 Australian Tour

Americana singer-songwriters John Craigie, of Portland, Oregon, and Cat Clyde, of Stratford, Ontario, are teaming up for a run of shows around Australia in March 2024. Both acts are on the lineup for next year’s Port Fairy Folk Festival, which is happening on Victoria’s southwestern coast from Friday, 8th to Monday, 11th March.

Craigie and Clyde will play three shows in Melbourne following the festival. They’ll then travel to Sydney, Wollongong, the Northern Rivers, Brisbane and Adelaide. They’re also on the lineup for the Blue Mountains Music Festival, a folk and roots music event in Katoomba, happening from Friday, 15th to Sunday, 17th March. Find all the details below.

Cat Clyde: Down Rounder

It’ll be the first time in Australia for both artists. John Craigie is heading over nearly 15 years after the release of his solo debut, 2009’s Montana Tale. Craigie’s most recent effort is the 2022 album Mermaid Salt.

Cat Clyde has released a trio of solo albums over the last half-dozen years, including her latest, 2023’s Down Rounder. It was the official follow-up to 2019’s Hunters Trace, though in the interim Clyde produced an acoustic album, Good Bones, and linked up with fellow Canadian fokie Jeremie Albino for 2021’s Blue Blue Blue.

John Craigie & Cat Clyde 2024 Australian Tour

  • Wednesday, 13th March – George Lane, Melbourne VIC
  • Thursday, 14th March – Wesley Anne, Melbourne VIC
  • Friday, 15th March – Way Out West, Melbourne VIC
  • Wednesday, 20th March – Petersham Bowling Club, Sydney NSW
  • Thursday, 21st March – La La La’s, Wollongong NSW
  • Friday, 22nd March – Eltham Hotel, Eltham NSW
  • Saturday, 23rd March – Junk Bar, Brisbane QLD
  • Sunday, 24th March – Grace Emily, Adelaide SA

Tickets via Love Police

Further Reading

Canadian Indie-Folk Artist Cat Clyde Releases Her Third Solo Album ‘Down Rounder’

Port Fairy Folk Festival Adds Fanny Lumsden, Cool Out Sun, Kate Miller-Heidke + More to 2024 Lineup

A Guide to Every Australian Music Festival Happening in 2023/24

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