Boy & Bear | Boo Seeka | Kim Churchill | Sucker for Summer Tour
Overview
Get ready for the ultimate sun-drenched mini-festival, hitting Port Macquarie this January!
Three of Australia's most loved touring acts, Boy & Bear, Boo Seeka and Kim Churchill, are joining forces for an unforgettable summer celebration at Phillips Lane.
Bringing together five-time ARIA Award winners Boy & Bear, infectious indie-electronic favourites Boo Seeka and acclaimed coastal folk artist Kim Churchill, Sucker for Summer promises an incredible afternoon and evening of live music, ocean breezes and golden-hour vibes.
Fresh off the release of their Australian #1 album "Tripping Over Time", Boy & Bear bring their much-loved catalogue of platinum hits and half a billion streams.
Boo Seeka arrive with their latest album *Cigarettes On Sundown*, delivering their signature euphoric indie-electronic sound.
Opening the show, Kim Churchill brings his world-class musicianship, fiery guitar work and laidback coastal storytelling.
Three incredible acts. One summer afternoon. One unforgettable Port Macquarie show.
Grab your tickets and be part of the summer!
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