Saint Victoire is Melbourne’s rising alt-folk-rock powerhouse, blending the warmth of country, the storytelling depth of folk, and the anthemic energy of War on Drugs-esque rock. Fronted by Heidi Waddell (formerly of Cordial Factory), the band has built a reputation for raw, soul-stirring performances—big on energy, emotion, and the kind of cathartic singalongs that stick with you long after the show.

With a lineup featuring Timothy Wolf (electric guitar, vocals), Zac Saber (multi-instrumentalist), Graham King (drums), Jono Allison (keys), and Sam Tinsley (bass), Saint Victoire brings together familiar faces from Melbourne’s thriving music scene. The group share a love of high-energy, heartfelt music that translates effortlessly from studio to stage.

Following the success of their emotionally-charged debut EP A Thing I’d Hate to Change, the ’70s-rock-inspired single Foreigner, and the live release of The Mill from their headline show at Gasometer Hotel, Saint Victoire is ready for its defining moment. Their upcoming EP, I Once Loved You, Summer—tracked at Sunderland Studio on Phillip Island and mixed by Ethan Reginato at Forbes St Studio, Sydney—finally captures the full scope of their sound.

With two tracks already released (You All The Time and You’re Gonna Get There), and third single How It All Came Down landing on 13th June, the band is building toward the full release with a hometown headline show at Sooki Lounge on 19th July.

For fans of Fleetwood Mac, Maggie Rogers, and Angie McMahon, this is folk-rock with fire in its veins.