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Kate Miller-Heidke

Kate Miller-Heidke: The Sirens & The Stars Tour With special guest Meg Washington

19 Mar 2027, 7:30pm
Glasshouse Theatre
On Sale Thu 12 Nov 10:00 AM
$99.90 - $139.90 *
* A transaction fee of $7.90 applies.
2 hours 20 minutes
with support act, includes interval, subject to change without notice

Australia’s most gloriously contradictory singer-songwriter celebrates her new gothic folk masterpiece The Kiss and the Abyss, and twenty years since her debut album Little Eve.

Kate Miller-Heidke has always lived in a place of musical contradictions; opera and pop, theatrical and folk, epic and intimate, heartfelt and funny, classical and of the moment. Her new album The Kiss and the Abyss is no exception – a gothic folk record that explores the perils of modern technology and the internet age. Songs that are the sirens of our times – with Kate as the ultimate siren herself, luring you into her world with a voice that is glorious and otherworldly.

Alongside the new tracks, Kate will be digging into the long-buried treasure of her platinum debut Little Eve on its 20th anniversary, bringing back much-requested songs she hasn’t played in years.

Expect darkness and light, heartfelt emotion and sharp humour, raw folk storytelling and vocal fireworks, dramatic intensity and pop-folk fun. Kate’s incredible live shows are known for leaving audiences in stunned silence one minute and erupting in laughter the next. 

Join Kate with her longtime collaborator, the virtuosic Keir Nuttall on guitar and special guest Meg Washington, as she charts a course from Little Eve to The Kiss and the Abyss, plus highlights from the journey between them that have made her one of Australia’s most acclaimed and cherished artists. A show for devoted fans and curious newcomers alike, of ALL AGES.

Set Times
Support act – Meg Washington: 7:30pm-8pm
Interval
Main act – Kate Miller-Heidke: 8:20pm-9:50pm

Set times are approximate and subject to change without notice.

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Important Information

Age Recommendation

All ages. Children aged 15 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Warning

This performance contains the use of smoke and haze.

Special Guest: Meg Washington

Meg Washington

Meg Washington is a recording artist, songwriter and composer for screen and stage. More recently, she has also become a screenwriter and film producer. A platinum-selling, ARIA Award-winning musician, Meg has built an extensive catalogue spanning musical styles from jazz and radio pop to musical theatre.

 

As a recording artist, Meg has released four studio albums: I Believe You Liar (2010), Insomnia (2011), There There (2014) and the critically acclaimed, award-winning Batflowers (2020) and GEM (2025).

 

Through their production company, Meg and artistic partner Nick Waterman co-wrote the screenplay adaptation of How to Make Gravy, based on the iconic Paul Kelly song. They co-produced the film alongside Academy Award-nominated producer Schuyler Weiss and Warner Bros. Australia. The film features three original songs composed by Meg, including “Fine”, which won Best Original Song at the 2025 AACTA Awards alongside Brendan Maclean and The Prison Choir. The film was also nominated for Best Film, Best Screenplay and Best Direction at the 2025 AACTA Awards.

 

As an actor, Meg is the voice of Calypso in the global children’s phenomenon Bluey, where her song “Lazarus Drug” also appears in the feature-length episode The Sign.

 

In 2014, Meg delivered a TEDx talk about living with a stutter while being able to sing fluently. The talk was later selected for TED’s global platform and has been viewed more than two million times.

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