One of One’s Breakfast Tour returning across Australia next month –

The popular breakfast tour returns with a first-ever edition in Brisbane to celebrate women and people in Australia’s music industry.

One of One – the organization dedicated to empowering women and non-binary members of Australia’s music industry – has announced the return of their breakfast tour, which will tour cities across the country during Women’s History Month in March. In their biggest tour to date, the breakfast series will debut on International Women’s Day (8 March) in Brisbane.

The tour – which brings together inspirational voices from each city’s music industry – travels next to Darwin (March 10) and Adelaide (March 15) before rounding out the five-day breakfast series in Melbourne (March 21). and Sydney (March 24) towards the end of Women’s History Month. All Breakfast Tour dates except Melbourne and Sydney are by invitation only, with a mailing list subscription accessible here.

Tickets for the Melbourne and Sydney editions of the Breakfast Tour go on sale on February 27 and are available here. One of One is a not-for-profit charity whose aim is to support women and people in the Australian music industry by putting the spotlight on their achievements. More details on the speakers and performers for the 2023 edition will be announced shortly, but the event has previously hosted Thando & Sunburnt Soul Choir, The Merindas and Gordi, among others.

Speaking of the first-ever Breakfast Tour in Brisbane, a spokesman for One of One said: “The music industry in Meanjin is thriving now more than ever. It’s home to so many amazing women and non-binary people and we can’t wait to bring them all together in one room to chat, celebrate and see some very talented speakers and performers.” Check out the dates for One of One’s breakfast tour of Australia during Women’s History Month below.

One of One’s 2023 breakfast tour dates

Wednesday 8th March – The Triffid, Meanjin (Brisbane)

Friday 10th March – Botanical Gardens, Larrakia (Darwin)

Wednesday 15 March – The Governor, Kaurna Yerta (Adelaide)

Tuesday 21 March – The Forum, Naarm (Melbourne)

Friday 24 March – The Factory Theatre, Eora (Sydney)