Blake Cateris
From punk bands to heartfelt acoustic songs with poignant lyrics, Blake’s impressive musical resume has seen him share the stage with the likes of Frank Turner, Beans On Toast, CJ Ramone, Danny Worsnop, Tim Vantol, Gyroscope, Hard-Ons, The Getaway Plan and even Brett Lee.
With the completiong of six international tours in four years that featured multiple sold-out shows in London and Blackpool as well as multiple festival appearances at Cygnet Folk Festival (AU), Ey Up Mi Duck (UK), Green Gathering (UK), Wrootstock (UK), One For The Road (UK), Sinner Rock (DE) and Ract!Festival (DE), he shows no signs of slowing down after releasing the first single ‘Roots’ from his debut album in August 2026.
In November 2023, he released his debut EP Rearranging Deck Chairs On The Titanic and his first collection of poetry and prose titled Throw Down Your Weapons in June 2024.
Drawing inspiration from the works of songwriters that connect at the core of the soul Blake prides himself on providing anecdotes that inform, humour and provide moments of reflection for listeners and he is hungry to make his impact on audiences and individuals alike.
He has also played well over 2,600 shows since his first at the age of 13.
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"A ferocious example of what makes Cateris one of Australia's most important artists."
- TYLER JENKE
"Introspective and authentic. ranging from fist in the air pop punk to intricate, almost-whispered folk."
- JOHNNY MARRIOT, PET NEEDS (UK)
"Packed with raw, honest emotion and effortlessly connects the listeners to his storytelling."
- CAESAR LIVE N LOUD
Blake Cateris is a rising artist that you absolutely don’t want to slip through your fingers. You will be truly inspired by the authentic vulnerability shared through his music.
- Karen Harding, Couch Mag
“Blake Cateris is an artist obsessed with the craft of it all. Every stroke of every strum, every note from his throat comes off like it’s been pored over, fine-tuned, and pondered deeply. It’s never weighed down though, even the tracks with heavier ideas are light and aerated, delicate and agile on their toes despite the songwriting heft and vocal muscle they carry.”
- The Underground Stage
