Cat Power Sings Dylan Australian Tour 2025
The American singer-songwriter is performing a replica setlist of Bob Dylan’s iconic 1966 Royal Albert Hall concert.
Celebrated singer-songwriter Cat Power is heading our way in 2025, recreating Bob Dylan’s iconic 1966 Manchester Free Trade Hall performance. Mistakenly labelled as having taken place at London’s Royal Albert Hall, the gig is remembered for Dylan switching from acoustic to electric instruments halfway through, nearly causing a riot amongst the punters in attendance.
Having paid tribute to the event in 2023 with the album Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert, featuring Cat Power recreating Bob Dylan’s set from the concert, the American artist is performing the setlist for Australian audiences in March next year.
Originally announcing a sole Melbourne show alongside Big Thief member Buck Meek and his band, Cat Power has added five more dates, including a performance at the final Byron Bay Bluesfest.
Beginning her tour with a concert at Sydney’s City Recital Hall on Monday, March 3, Cat Power continues with shows at Melbourne’s Festival Hall on Thursday, March 6, Port Fairy Folk Festival on Sunday, March 9, Adelaide’s Her Majesty’s Theatre on Monday, March 10 and Brisbane’s QPAC on Wednesday, March 12, finishing things up at Byron Bay Bluesfest on Thursday, March 13.
Tickets for all shows are on sale now via the Love Police website.
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Fans of Bob Dylan can watch in wonder as Cat Power performs all the hits that made up Dylan’s setlist, including ‘It’s All Over Now Baby Blue’, ‘Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues’, ‘Mr. Tambourine Man’ and ‘Like a Rolling Stone’.
Having been a performer for over 30 years, Cat Power has released 11 studio albums, including the 2012 release Sun, Cat Power’s highest-ever charting album on the Billboard 200, peaking at #10.
Catch Cat Power at Her Majesty’s Theatre on Monday, March 10. Tickets on sale now via Ticketek.
Cat Power Sings Dylan 2025 Australian Tour Dates
Monday, March 3 - City Recital Hall, Sydney
Thursday, March 6 - Festival Hall, Melbourne
Sunday, March 9 - Port Fairy Folk Festival
Monday, March 10 - Her Majesty's Theatre, Adelaide
Wednesday, March 12 - QPAC, Brisbane
Thursday, March 13 - Byron Bay Bluesfest
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