Killing Heidi's 2001 Concert History

Killing Heidi is an Australian rock band from Violet Town, Victoria. The band, which went on hiatus in 2006, is most widely known for its multi-platinum album Reflector, released in 2000. In 2016, the band announced they were reforming for their 20th anniversary.

Date Concert Venue Location
Dec 16, 2001
Killing Heidi National Stadium Dili, Timor-Leste
Nov 24, 2001
Rumba 2001
Craig David / Shaggy / Nelly Furtado / Human Nature / Geri Halliwell / Emma Bunton / Killing Heidi / Mandy Moore / Blue / Madison Avenue / Invertigo / Paul Mac / Joanne / Lash / Aneiki / Tina Arena / Vanessa Amorosi / Bardot / Scandal'us / Leah Haywood / Timesthree Show all bands
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Accor Stadium Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Nov 17, 2001
Rumba Festival
Craig David / Aneiki / Bardot / Blue / Emma Bunton / Human Nature / Invertigo / Joanne / Killing Heidi / Lash / Leah Haywood / Madison Avenue / Mandy Moore / Nelly Furtado / Paul Mac / Scandal'us / Shaggy / Tina Arena / Vanessa Amorosi
  Setlists
Colonial Stadium Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Nov 05, 2001
Killing Heidi Unknown venue Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Nov 01, 2001
Killing Heidi

Reflector Promo

Gaslight Music Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Oct 03, 2001
Killing Heidi

ARIA Awards

Capitol Theatre Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Big Day Out on Jan 21, 2001 [230-small]

Big Day Out
Jan 21, 2001
 Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
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Big Day Out on Jan 21, 2001 [231-small]

Big Day Out
Jan 21, 2001
 Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
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Big Day Out 2001 on Jan 28, 2001 [579-small]

Big Day Out 2001
Jan 28, 2001
 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Big Day Out 2001 on Jan 26, 2001 [045-small]

Big Day Out 2001
Jan 26, 2001
 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Big Day Out 2001 on Jan 26, 2001 [046-small]

Big Day Out 2001
Jan 26, 2001
 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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