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QUEENSCLIFF MUSIC FESTIVAL 2025 MEDIA APPLICATIONS will open closer to the festival

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FOOT-IN-THE-DOOR COMPETITION
2025 applications will open closer to the Festival - Stay Tuned

FITD Competions run at the Queenscliff Music Festival, as part of our FReeZA Youth Program. The competitions are aimed at Emerging Artists, and provides them a performance opportunity at QMF, as part of genre specific 'battle-of-the-bands' style programs.

FREEZA

The FReeZA program is an innovative youth development program that provides opportunities for young Victorians aged 12-25 across metropolitan, regional and rural Victoria to enjoy live band gigs, dance parties and other cultural, recreational and artistic events that are drug, alcohol and smoke-free in supervised and safe venues.

FReeZA was established in 1997 to provide affordable and accessible music and cultural events in safe venues for young people and to give local performers development and regular performance opportunities.

Through grants provided by the Victorian Government, young people have the opportunity to become a part of a FReeZA committee to make decisions and lead in the staging of events, whilst also broadening networks within the community by connecting with local businesses, schools and other organisations. Being a part of a FReeZA committee also builds self-confidence, create and develop professional relationships, and provide opportunities to explore various education and employment pathways in the music industry.

As well as developing new skills, the FReeZA program also provide important performance opportunities for local musicians and emerging artists to showcase their talents through state-wide competitions such as the annual FReeZA Push Start Battle of the Bands.

The other types of events also staged by local FReeZA committees include staging of live band gigs, BMX/Skate comps, Hip Hop showcases, art and short film competitions, DJ dance events, theatre productions and local community, music and youth festivals.

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QMF supports Companion Cards. When a cardholder has purchased a QMF festival ticket and carries a valid current Companion Card, a wristband will be issued to both the cardholder and the companion.

Further information about Companion Cards can be found at www.companioncard.org.au or telephone the Companion Card Information Line on 1800 650 611.

Babies Under 12 months: Free (dont need a ticket)

Children 1-13: Child ticket

Youth 14-17: Accompanied Youth ticket

Children 13 years and under must have their own ticket and must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times at the Event. [A “responsible adult” is a person who is acting in place of a parent and who could reasonably be expected to exercise responsible supervision of the child].

UNDER AGE PATRON CONSENT FORM

Children who are under the care of a responsible adult other than their legal parent/guardian, must have filled out the Under Age Patron Consent Form signed by their legal parent/guardian and bring it with them to the Festival in order to be given a wristband.