Morcheeba 2024 MAR Return to Australia

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Prepare for a sensational experience as Morcheeba graces Australia with five spectacular shows in March 2024. The acclaimed UK trip-hop and downtempo pop group will mesmerize audiences once again.

Morcheeba, led by the magnetic Skye Edwards, has left a lasting impression in Australia with their classy and breathtaking performances. Their recent appearance at Bluesfest in 2022 showcased the band’s ability to deliver unforgettable shows.

Blackest Blue

With ten records to their name, including the 2021 release “Blackest Blue,” Morcheeba known for creating slinky moods that resonate across their illustrious career. This tour promises to be a firm reminder of the band’s musical prowess.

Morcheeba 2024

Morcheeba’s Australian tour in March 2024 includes four headline shows and a date at Adelaide’s prestigious WOMADelaide festival, where they will share the stage with acclaimed artists like Ziggy Marley, The Budos Band, Arooj Aftab, and more.

Don’t miss the chance to witness Morcheeba’s return to Australia in 2024.

Morcheeba 2024 Tour Dates

07 March Thursday – Metro City, Boorloo / Perth, WA (18+) – Tickets at Megatix.

09 March Saturday – The Forum, Naarm / Melbourne, VIC (18+) – Tickets at Ticketek.

11 March Monday – WOMADelaide, Tarndanya / Adelaide, SA

14 March Thursday – Enmore Theatre, Eora / Sydney, NSW – Tickets at Ticketek.

15 March Friday – The Tivoli, Meanjin / Brisbane, QLD (18+) – Tickets at Ticketmaster.

17 March Sunday – WOMAD NZ, Ngāmotu / New Plymouth, NZ – Tickets at Ticketspace.

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Morcheeba 2024 MAR Live Music Australia - Gig Guides & Music Festival Calendars

As we enjoy the diverse and vibrant music of this land and beyond, Live Music Australia respectfully acknowledges the First Nation Peoples of Australia as the Traditional Custodians of the land, with a rich cultural heritage spanning over 60,000 years. We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and future, and recognise the ongoing connection to land, water, culture, community, and music. We acknowledge and are committed to the importance of recognising and celebrating the valuable diversity and contributions of Indigenous cultures and musical traditions, and to promoting a more inclusive and respectful music industry.

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