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Kate Miller-Heidke to join WASO at Perth Concert Hall

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Pop star and stage siren Kate Miller-Heidke will join the West Australian Symphony Orchestra later this month for a very special performance.

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The classically trained singer weaves together strands of contemporary pop, folk and opera to create her signature style that has won her fans and accolades across the country.

Miller-Heidke will be reprising moments her Helpmann Award-winning opera The Rabbits, new renditions of her popular hit singles and some of her lesser known arrangements, as well as some brand new songs.

Kate Miller-Heidke and WASO will appear at the Perth Concert Hall on Friday March 31st. Tickets and more information available from waso.com.au

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