What's Going On in Melbourne and Surrounds
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RISING Melbourne 2025 Programme
Art, music and performance takes over Melbourne once again with RISING this winter.
The 2025 programme features 65 events, 327 artists, 15 new commissions, 9 world... -
The Beautiful Girls Australia 2025 Tour
Australian indie band, The Beautiful Girls return to the road in 2025 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their sophomore album.
Fronted by Mat McHugh, who has... -
Review: The Cruel Sea @ Live At The Gardens (Melbourne)
Thousands of souls gathered on a predictably hot summer afternoon at The Observatory in Melbourne's Royal Botanic Garden.
It was there in this undeniably... -
The Mary Wallopers Australia 2025 Tour
Irish trad favourites, The Mary Wallopers return to Australia in 2025.
With their rebellious re-imaginations of century-old songs like 'Cod Liver Oil & The... -
Montell Fish Australia 2025 Tour
Update - 21 March, 2025: With all of the original shows sold out, Montell has added second concerts in Brisbane and Sydney. Scroll down for the new... -
Review: Fontaines D.C. @ Palace Foreshore (Melbourne)
As punters walked into Melbourne's open air Palace Foreshore, the sea breeze and a sweltering summer afternoon made it the perfect mix for Irish post-punk legends Fontaines
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Review: Magdalena Bay @ Palace Foreshore (Melbourne)
Last Friday (7 March), Melbourne's Palace Foreshore played host to an unforgettable night of electronic-pop magic, as thousands of fans gathered to witness the spellbinding
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Review: Osees @ The Croxton Bandroom (Melbourne)
Last Thursday (6 March), attendees of Melbourne's Croxton Bandroom were battered to bliss by kraut-punk trailblazers Osees.
Spanning numerous monikers and... -
Review: New Order @ Sidney Myer Music Bowl (Melbourne)
Above trials and tribulations, New Order held a ceremony for collective catharsis to thousands of adoring fans, delivering a phenomenal 19-song set at Melbourne's Sidney Myer
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Alex Warren Australia 2025 Tour
Currently at the start of his European-UK tour, American singer-songwriter/ YouTube content creator Alex Warren will make his Australian live debut in 2025.
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Harry Jun Lists His Top 5 Friends
Comedian Harry Jun’s 2025 show is called 'Friendship Safari'.
The show is about finding friendship, and losing it. Friends are like New Year’s resolutions. Easy to... -
Review: Billie Eilish @ Rod Laver Arena (Melbourne)
US mega star Billie Eilish has made her way down under for the biggest tour of her career, the Hit Me Hard And Soft tour.
It's safe to say this tour was one... -
The Kiffness Australia 2025 Tour
A cult favourite in his homeland of South Africa, electronic parody artist The Kiffness will make his Australian live debut in 2025.
The project of... -
Sooshi Mango Australia 2025 Tour
Update - 10 April, 2025: New shows have been added in Brisbane, Wollongong, Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide. Scroll down for the new... -
Good Neighbours Australia 2025 Tour
After making their Australian live debut last winter, British indie duo Good Neighbours return this autumn.
The 'Home' hitmakers will again headline concerts in... -
Review: Romeo & Juliet @ Central Park Malvern East (Melbourne)
A classic tale, told under a blue Melbourne sky in a picturesque park – Melbourne Shakespeare Company’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ is a delight.
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Tom Grennan Australia 2025 Tour
English pop-rock singer-songwriter, Tom Grennan is returning to Australia in 2025.
The 'Little Bit Of Love' artist will headline concerts in Fremantle,... -
Review: Denzel Curry @ Palace Foreshore (Melbourne)
Standing at the Palace Foreshore stage, with palms rising up behind us and a pink-purple sunset sky (2 March), it almost felt like we were being transported to rapper Denzel
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Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett Is Taking Over North Melbourne This April-May
Weimar punk kabarett artist Bernie Dieter is bringing her debaucherous, exuberant ‘Club Kabarett’ to Melbourne.
The show, which recently enjoyed an extended season... -
Review: Green Day @ Marvel Stadium (Melbourne)
What can you write about Green Day that hasn't already been said? They don't need a review. The fact they're touring Australia to play two monumental albums front to back
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