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Eurovision Star Kate Miller-Heidke to Perform at Hota This October MEDIA RELEASE EUROVISION STAR KATE MILLER-HEIDKE TO PERFORM AT HOTA THIS OCTOBER Following her sell out show at the Brisbane Festival, pop icon, Kate Miller-Heidke, will visit HOTA, Home of the Arts on October 5, as part of her national ‘Zero Gravity’ tour. From the woman whose heartfelt performance won first place in her semi-final and placed top ten at the 2019 Eurovision Grand Final with her hit song ‘Zero Gravity’, Kate’s masterful songwriting and ethereal voice will transcend HOTA’s stage. Appearing with collaborator, Keir Nuttall – fresh from their success writing the music and lyrics for Muriel’s Wedding The Musical – Australian music’s brightest star will perform brand new versions of her most beloved material, including hits such as ‘The Last Day on Earth’, ‘Caught in the Crowd’ and ‘O, Vertigo!’, plus a sneak preview of her brand new songs. Opening the show will be singer songwriter, Ainslie Wills, whose music is genre bending, unique and personal that it recently landed her a nomination for APRA’s ‘Song of the Year’ award and has seen her perform sell-out headline shows in Australia and the UK. HOTA CEO, Criena Gehrke, said that as the leading arts and culture hub of the Gold Coast, HOTA works diligently to play host to the great artists of Australia and beyond for all to enjoy. “Eurovision darling and all-round incredible artist Kate Miller-Heidke joins the list of amazing artists that are choosing to perform at HOTA,” said Criena. “It’s clear we’re now on the national touring map and that means more great music coming your way. Watch this space.” Presented by The Harbour Agency and One Louder, the classically trained musician – whose lyrics resonate with audiences all around the world – will perform the songs responsible for thirteen ARIA nominations in the last twelve years. Famous for her intimate musical performances that effortlessly melds indie-pop, folk and opera, Kate is the only artist in history to perform at Coachella, the New York Metropolitan Opera, the English National Opera, and the Eurovision Song Contest. Kate Miller-Heidke will star in a stellar performance unlike any other at Home of the Arts on Saturday 5 October at 7.30pm. For more information, visit: https://hota.com.au/music/kate-miller-heidke/. ‘Indie-pop for adults…smart, challenging and mature pop music.’ ROLLING STONE ‘…an artist who has had such an astoundingly diverse and successful career across many different disciplines.’ Double J Christie Bemportato: M10 Collective M 0433 977 011 E [email protected] - ENDS – ALL MEDIA ENQUIRIES: Christie Bemportato | M10 Collective E: [email protected] M: 0433 977 011 Christie Bemportato: M10 Collective M 0433 977 011 E [email protected] .
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