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In addition to our Main Festival site, we are thrilled to offer a selection of unique music venues that highlight the charm and character of our historic town. Each venue provides its own distinct atmosphere, ensuring that your festival experience is as memorable as it is diverse.
THE ESPLANADE HOTEL QUEENSCLIFF
The same rockin' vibe, but with a fresh new look and a new name! We are pleased to have the refurbed Esplanade Hotel Queenscliff back on our prgram this year. Festival goers will be able to soak up the beer garden and watch bands on both Saturday and Sunday,
With a menu serving up all your favourite pub classics, and fresh seasonal plates, accompanied by cold tap beers, spritzes made for the sunshine and a wine list with something for every kind of season, this is a venue you won't want to miss!
MARITIME MUSEUM BOATSHED
Step into history and hear the future at the Maritime Museum Boatshed. Discover Queenscliff’s rich nautical past and celebrate traditional boat-building heritage, all while enjoying the sounds of tomorrow’s musical talent at one of our most unique Town Venues.
Just a short stroll from the main precinct, on the way to Queenscliff Harbour and Searoad Ferries, this stage is proudly managed by our incredible AMPLIFY Youth Committee. It's where emerging artists and young industry pros shine - showcasing the next generation of talent, both on and off stage.
princess peninsula ferry
Get ready to set sail with our newest,venue. In partnership with Searoad Ferries festival goers can enjoy intimate performances on Saturday and Sunday on a ferry-turned-floating music stage, as it cruises Port Phillip Bay. With sweeping views and stripped back sets, these musical cruises promise an experience like no other.
QUEENSCLIFF TOWN HALL
Located in the heart of town, the historic Queenscliff Town Hall is a beloved venue that comes alive during the festival weekend. With a program on both Saturday and Sunday, it’s the perfect spot to take time out from the main precinct, wander past the charming shops and cafes, and experience a different side of the festival while soaking up the local atmosphere. The bar will be open, and the Town Hall’s intimate setting makes it a fantastic place to catch live music and performances of all kinds.
QUEENSCLIFF UNITING CHURCH
Just a short stroll from the Festival precinct, along Queenscliff’s vibrant Hesse Street, the heritage-listed Uniting Church is serving up laid-back, intimate performances in a seriously soulful and special place.
Catch some incredible music, find a gem at the adjoining Op Shop, check out the Local Artist Exhibition, and don't forget to grab one of their homely baked treats and a cuppa. It's the perfect little escape from the festival hustle - slow the pace, savour the moment and enjoy a hidden gem of the weekend.
VUE GRAND HOTEL
Experience the old world elegance of the heritage-listed Vue Grand Dining Room. Built in 1881, the Vue Grand building is not only a Queenscliff landmark but an icon. Step back in time and enjoy intimate performances in true style
