2001-2004 & The Cat Empire - In Review

Does everyone know that The Lost Song was a runaway hit in Romania? We didn't know this until a fan reached out to tell us! It was used as the opening track to a TV show in Romania called The Kitchen which apparently is as big as Neighbours was in Australia. It launched the band in Romania and the next thing we knew we were playing to tens of thousands of people at a Romanian Festival who were all there to see The Lost Song but got a lot more brass than they bargained for!

Who wants The Lost Song and Julia O'Hara on the set at our final shows with the original lineup?

Have you bought your tickets yet to the final shows of the original lineup, and/or the virtual concert? [ Ссылка ]

About:
Formed in Melbourne, Australia and adored the world over, The Cat Empire is a musical success story that continues to be written. Throughout their 20 year career, the band's stratospheric trajectory has continued unabated, becoming one of Australia's most successful musical exports, growing an army of ardent fans at home and abroad.

Since their teens, the six bound together by a love of music, and bolstered by the career-long guidance of Manager Correne Wilkie, have gone about the business of crafting infectious, genre-embracing anthems and releasing chart-topping, multi-platinum albums to take to the live stage. It was not unusual to find the band performing on main stage bills at iconic international festivals, selling out the world's most famous arenas, mobbed by supporters and media at airports in Spain, and appearing on top rating T.V. shows like Letterman and Leno.

In September 2021, The Cat Empire announced that after 20 years, the band's original line-up would play their final shows together in a series of massive headline shows around Australia, a final festival performance at Bluesfest and a virtual concert.

The next chapter of The Cat Empire begins with founding members Felix and Ollie stepping forward with "a re-imagined, vibrant, cross-cultural, and joyful collective of musicians and artists".

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