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Riverboats Music Festival 2023 Lineup: Marlon Williams, C.W. Stoneking, The Whitlams and More

Victoria’s  Riverboats Music Festival  has announced its 2023 lineup, featuring  Marlon Williams ,  C.W. Stoneking ,  The Whitlams  and  Spiderbait . Riverboats is held in the Victorian and NSW twin towns of Echuca-Moama. 2023’s 11th-anniversary event will run from Friday, 17th–Sunday, 19th February.

Riverboats is usually held on the banks of the Murray River, but due to recent flooding in the area, organisers have relocated it to Echuca’s Victoria Park Reserve.

Marlon Williams, C.W. Stoneking, Spiderbait + More Announced for Riverboats 2023

The festival also includes the opportunity to attend intimate sideshows aboard a paddle boat as it cruises the Murray. This year’s paddlesteamer performers include Wergaia singer-songwriter Alice Skye, The Cat Empire’s Felix Reibl, alt-country artist Andy Golledge, WILSN, Bones & Jones and Watty Thompson. Find the full lineup below.

Over its 11 year history, Riverboats has hosted the likes of Paul Kelly, The Teskey Brothers, Baker Boy and Missy Higgins, received the Qantas Australian Tourism Award and been inducted into the RACV Victorian Tourism Hall of Fame.

Riverboats Music Festival 2023

Marlon Williams (NZ)

C.W. Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra

The Rolling Stones Revue featuring Adalita, Phil Jamieson & Tex Perkins

The Whitlams

Felix Riebl

Tami Neilson (NZ)

Katy Steele

Andy Golledge Band

Bones & Jones

Bud Rokesky

Watty Thompson

MC Brian Nankervis ( Rockwiz )

Tickets  here .

Dates & Venue

Friday, 17th February–Sunday, 19th February – Victoria Park Reserve, Echuca, VIC

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Riverboats Music Festival 2023 Lineup: Marlon Williams, C.W. Stoneking, The Whitlams and More

By Giuliano Ferla

Victoria’s  Riverboats Music Festival  has announced its 2023 lineup, featuring  Marlon Williams ,  C.W. Stoneking ,  The Whitlams  and  Spiderbait . Riverboats is held in the Victorian and NSW twin towns of Echuca-Moama. 2023’s 11th-anniversary event will run from Friday, 17th–Sunday, 19th February.

Riverboats is usually held on the banks of the Murray River, but due to recent flooding in the area, organisers have relocated it to Echuca’s Victoria Park Reserve.

Marlon Williams, C.W. Stoneking, Spiderbait + More Announced for Riverboats 2023

The festival also includes the opportunity to attend intimate sideshows aboard a paddle boat as it cruises the Murray. This year’s paddlesteamer performers include Wergaia singer-songwriter Alice Skye, The Cat Empire’s Felix Reibl, alt-country artist Andy Golledge, WILSN, Bones & Jones and Watty Thompson. Find the full lineup below.

Over its 11 year history, Riverboats has hosted the likes of Paul Kelly, The Teskey Brothers, Baker Boy and Missy Higgins, received the Qantas Australian Tourism Award and been inducted into the RACV Victorian Tourism Hall of Fame.

Riverboats Music Festival 2023

• Marlon Williams (NZ)
• C.W. Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra
• The Rolling Stones Revue featuring Adalita, Phil Jamieson & Tex Perkins
• The Whitlams
• Felix Riebl
• Tami Neilson (NZ)
• Katy Steele
• Andy Golledge Band
• Bones & Jones
• Bud Rokesky
• Watty Thompson
• MC Brian Nankervis ( Rockwiz )

Tickets  here .

Dates & Venue

Friday, 17th February–Sunday, 19th February – Victoria Park Reserve, Echuca, VIC

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Marlon williams, spiderbait and cw stoneking will headline the 2023 riverboats music festival.

As well as the main event in Victoria's Echuca-Moama region, this festival includes intimate sideshows on the PS Pevensey paddlesteamer.

With music festivals popping up in every corner of the country with frequency, especially in these post-COVID-restrictions times, an event has to be mighty special to warrant travelling intrastate or interstate. Riverboats Music Festival is one such event, and the reason is right there in its name. A mainstay of Victoria's Echuca-Moama region that'll celebrate its 11th instalment in 2023, it usually hosts its fest on the banks of the Murray River — and includes intimate sideshows on the PS Pevensey paddlesteamer.

Due to 2022's flooding of the event's usual home at Aquatic Reserve, the 2023 fest is actually moving to Echuca's Victoria Park Reserve when it returns from Friday, February 17–Sunday, February 19. But the music on a riverboat part still remains, as ticketed separately. So, you can head to the region for three days of tunes as part of the broader event, spend your time on the river, or mix and match both.

Heading the on-land lineup: Marlon Williams, Spiderbait, CW Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra and The Whitlams, plus The Rolling Stones Revue featuring Adalita, Phil Jamieson and Tex Perkins. That's a whole heap of big-name talent from across Australia and New Zealand right there, and it's just the beginning of the 2023 bill.

Also on the roster, and playing the paddlesteamer as well, are Alice Skye, Felix Riebl, Andy Golledge, WILSN, Bones & Jones and Watty Thompson. If you go for the boat option, you'll hear their sets while cruising down the river, in the kind of fest experience you truly don't get at every event.

"Echuca-Moama has gone through an incredibly challenging period over the last few weeks, and our hearts go out to all those affected by the recent floods," said Festival Director Dave Frazer, announcing the lineup.

"Riverboats has been part of the Echuca-Moama community for over tehn years now, and whilst we're sad to be leaving Aquatic Reserve next year, we can't wait to put on a spectacular show at Victoria Park in a few months time," he continued.

If you're keen, the last festival sold out in just six days, so nabbing tickets ASAP is recommended.

RIVERBOATS MUSIC FESTIVAL 2023 LINEUP:

Marlon Williams Spiderbait CW Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra The Rolling Stones Revue featuring Adalita Phil Jamieson and Tex Perkins The Whitlams Felix Riebl Alice Skye Tami Neilson Thornbird Katy Steele Andy Golledge Band WILSN Bones & Jones Watty Thompson Bud Rokesky MC Brian Nankervis

The 2023 Riverboats Music Festival will take place from Friday, February 17–Sunday, February 19 at Echuca's Victoria Park Reserve, with tickets on sale now.

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Multi-award winning Riverboats Music Festival has today announced the lineup for its 2023 event, scheduled to take place at a new temporary location at Echuca’s Victoria Park Reserve from February 17-19, 2023. Staged on Yorta Yorta country, Riverboats 2023 will present performances by Marlon Williams (NZ), Spiderbait, C.W. Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra, The Rolling Stones Revue featuring Adalita, Phil Jamieson & Tex Perkins, The Whitlams, Felix Riebl, Alice Skye, Tami Neilson (NZ), Thornbird, Katy Steele, Andy Golledge Band, WILSN, Bones & Jones, Watty Thompson, Bud Rokesky and MC Brian Nankervis (Rockwiz). The new venue is a notable modification to this year's program. The festival's traditional home at Aquatic Reserve on the banks of the Murray River has transformed into a natural wetland as a result of region's recent flooding, resulting in a temporary relocation for Riverboats' 11th instalment. " Echuca-Moama has gone through an incredibly challenging period over the last few weeks, and our hearts go out to all those affected by the recent floods. Riverboats has been part of the Echuca-Moama community for over 10 years now, and whilst we're sad to be leaving Aquatic Reserve next year, we can't wait to put on a spectacular show at Victoria Park in a few months time " says Festival Director Dave Frazer. In partnership with Murray River Paddlesteamers, Riverboats 2023 will once again offer a limited series of intimate sideshows aboard the historic PS Pevensey paddlesteamer. Music fans will be given the opportunity to cruise down the river to the soundtrack of Alice Skye, Felix Riebl, Andy Golledge, WILSN, Bones & Jones and Watty Thompson . Having sold out in just six days last year, tickets to Riverboats 2023 are likely to be in high demand. Access to the family-friendly event start from just $75 and traditionally move very quickly following the program announcement. Dave Frazer reflects, “ Riverboats will once again deliver a remarkable lineup of Australian artists in 2023, with some award-winning Kiwi's thrown in for good measure. To be able to present international acts of the calibre of Marlon Williams alongside homegrown legends including Spiderbait, The Whitlams and C.W. Stoneking is a truly exciting thing, and we can't wait to get back to Echuca-Moama in a few months' time ”

Tickets on sale now at riverboatsmusic.com.au

2023 RIVERBOATS MUSIC FESTIVAL LINE-UP

Marlon Williams (NZ)

C.W. Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra

The Rolling Stones Revue featuring Adalita, Phil Jamieson & Tex Perkins

The Whitlams

Felix Riebl

Tami Neilson (NZ)

Thornbird Katy Steele

Andy Golledge Band

Bones & Jones

Bud Rokesky

Watty Thompson

MC Brian Nankervis (Rockwiz)

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Marlon williams, spiderbait lead riverboats music festival 2023 lineup.

From Friday 17 to Sunday 19 February 2023, the rural town of Echuca on the Victorian side of the Murray River will host the Riverboats Music Festival.

Multi-award winning sun-soaked Riverboats Music Festival has announced the lineup for its 2023 event, scheduled to take place at a new temporary location at Echuca’s Victoria Park Reserve from February 17-19, 2023.

Spread across three days in mid-February and staged on Yorta Yorta country, Riverboats 2023 will present performances by the likes of Marlon Williams (NZ), Spiderbait, C.W. Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra, The Rolling Stones Revue featuring Adalita, Phil Jamieson & Tex Perkins, The Whitlams, Felix Riebl, Alice Skye, Tami Neilson (NZ), Thornbird, Katy Steele, Andy Golledge Band, WILSN, Bones & Jones, Watty Thompson, and Bud Rokesky with  Rockwiz ’s Brian Nankervis returning as Festival MC for yet another year, no doubt armed with his quick wit, musical trivia, and Frisbee.

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The new venue for 2023 is a notable modification to this year’s program. The festival’s traditional home at Aquatic Reserve on the banks of the Murray River has transformed into a natural wetland as a result of region’s recent flooding, resulting in a temporary relocation for Riverboats’ 11th instalment.

“Echuca-Moama has gone through an incredibly challenging period over the last few weeks, and our hearts go out to all those affected by the recent floods,” says Festival Director Dave Frazer.

“Riverboats has been part of the Echuca-Moama community for over 10 years now, and whilst we’re sad to be leaving Aquatic Reserve next year, we can’t wait to put on a spectacular show at Victoria Park in a few months time.”

In partnership with Murray River Paddlesteamers, Riverboats 2023 will once again offer a limited series of intimate sideshows aboard the historic PS Pevensey paddlesteamer. The only festival in Australia to offer this experience, music fans will be given the opportunity to cruise down the river to the soundtrack of Alice Skye, Felix Riebl, Andy Golledge, WILSN, Bones & Jones and Watty Thompson.

“Riverboats will once again deliver a remarkable lineup of Australian artists in 2023, with some award-winning Kiwi’s thrown in for good measure,” Frazer adds.

“To be able to present international acts of the calibre of Marlon Williams alongside homegrown legends including Spiderbait, The Whitlams and C.W. Stoneking is a truly exciting thing, and we can’t wait to get back to Echuca-Moama in a few months’ time”

Having sold out in just six days last year, tickets to Riverboats 2023 are likely to be in high demand. Access to the family-friendly event start from just $75 and traditionally move very quickly following the program announcement.

2023 RIVERBOATS MUSIC FESTIVAL LINE-UP

Marlon Williams (NZ)

C.W. Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra

The Rolling Stones Revue featuring Adalita, Phil Jamieson & Tex Perkins

The Whitlams

Felix Riebl

Tami Neilson (NZ)

Katy Steele

Andy Golledge Band

Bones & Jones

Bud Rokesky

Watty Thompson

MC Brian Nankervis (Rockwiz)

Riverboats Music Festival takes place 17-19, 2023 in Echuca-Moama. Tickets on sale now at  riverboatsmusic.com.au

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Riverboats 2023 follows an event that sold out in just six days.

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Riverboats Festival 2023 is relocating to a new home. 

The event's traditional venue of Aquatic Reserve on the banks of the Murray River is currently a natural wetland. With the rain not stopping and river water levels rising, organisers have decided to move the festival to Echuca's Victoria Park Reserve from 17 to 19 February 2023.

"Echuca-Moama has gone through an incredibly challenging period over the last few weeks, and our hearts go out to all those affected by the recent floods," said Festival Director Dave Frazer. 

"Riverboats has been part of the Echuca-Moama community for over 10 years now, and whilst we're sad to be leaving Aquatic Reserve next year, we can't wait to put on a spectacular show at Victoria Park in a few months' time."

Riverboats Festival has also announced a fantastic line-up featuring Marlon Williams, Spiderbait, Alice Skye,  MC Brian Nankervis (Rockwiz) and many more.

The event will also offer a limited series of intimate sideshows aboard the historic PS Pevensey paddle steamer in partnership with Murray River Paddlesteamers. Music fans can listen to tunes on the river from the likes of Skye, Felix Riebl, Andy Golledge, WILSN, Bones & Jones and Watty Thompson .  

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Tickets to Riverboats are just $75. It's a family-friendly festival and this year's event sold out in just six days.

On the line-up, Frazer shared, "Riverboats will once again deliver a remarkable line-up of Australian artists in 2023, with some award-winning Kiwis thrown in for good measure. To be able to present international acts of the calibre of Marlon Williams alongside homegrown legends, including Spiderbait, The Whitlams, and C.W. Stoneking, is a truly exciting thing, and we can't wait to get back to Echuca-Moama in a few months' time."

Tickets are on sale now . 

THE 2023 RIVERBOATS MUSIC FESTIVAL LINE-UP

Marlon Williams (NZ) | Spiderbait | C.W. Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra

The Rolling Stones Revue featuring Adalita, Phil Jamieson & Tex Perkins | The Whitlams

Felix Riebl | Alice Skye | Tami Neilson (NZ) | Thornbird Katy Steele | Andy Golledge Band | WILSN | Bones & Jones

Bud Rokesky | Watty Thompson | MC Brian Nankervis (Rockwiz)

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Friday 17 February 2023 – Sunday 19 February 2023

Riverboats Festival 2023

Victoria Park Reserve, Echuca, VIC, Australia

Line-up: Felix Riebl , The Seven Ups , Bones and Jones , Watty Thompson , Bud Rokesky , and C.w. Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra

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Just picture it. Lounging beneath picture-perfect red gums and serenaded by live music as paddle-steamers drift by the banks of the Murray River on Yorta Yorta Country.

It isn't too good to be true, it's Riverboats Music Festival .

The multi award-winning event makes a welcome return to Echuca-Moama next February with another line-up that's sure to delight locals and more than worth the roadtrip for blow-ins!

Heading up the 12th edition of Riverboats will be the ever-iconic Missy Higgins , legendary Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett and his band The Alter Egos , inimitable songsmith Kasey Chambers , and Aus-rock legends Regurgitator  (fresh from touring Unit ) and Tim Rogers & The Twin Set.

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Following the family-friendly festival's temporary relocation due to flooding this year, Riverboats returns to the Aquatic Reserve site in 2024. Along with the main event, there's also the return of paddle-steamer sideshows.

Yep, cruise down the Murray enjoying intimate performance aboard the historic PS Pevensey from Kee'ahn, Minor Gold, JAZZPARTY and Sweet Talk. What's not to love?

Here's the 2024 Riverboats Music Festival line-up in full, presented by Double J.

Folk Bitch Trio, JAZZPARTY, Kasey Chambers, Kee'ahn, Mia Dyson, Minor Gold, Missy Higgins, Paddy McHugh, Peter Garret & The Alter Egos, The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra, Regurgitator, Russell Morris, Sweet Talk, Tami Neilson, Tim Rogers & The Twin Set, MC Brian Nankervis

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