What's Going On in Melbourne and Surrounds

Raindrop began when Miles Devine retreated to his bedroom to create the music that had always been trying to escape.

Melbourne prog-metal quintet Acolyte are heading out on one more tour for their 2016 debut album, 'Shades Of Black', before closing the book on this chapter of their

Irish singer-songwriter Niall Horan will head to Australia next year as part of his Flicker World Tour.

A new, two-CD release titled 'NIMA Presents The Sound Of Indigenous Australia – Now & Before' showcases for the first time the thriving, contemporary music scene in

Texas hardcore pioneers At The Drive In return to Australia in September off the back of their 2017 comeback album, ‘Interalia’.

When Ben Ely (Regurgitator, Burning Circuits) returned to Brisbane after 16 years living in Sydney and Melbourne, he found himself drawn back to the city's 'bad, old

Stadium rockers Foo Fighters will return to Australia this summer, landing down under to promote their ninth studio album 'Concrete And Gold' (out 15 September).

"We recently hit the road for my new single, ‘Taste’, on the aptly named ‘Taste’ tour!

Now entering its sixth year, the 'hedonistic aristocrat of the fabled garden party' Victorian boutique festival Let Them Eat Cake returns for another 'sonically lush and

Released last month, 'Ishtar' is the first new song from Gold Coast exotic beat merchants Tijuana Cartel in two years.

Following his successful Boy Meets World tour across Europe, Grammy Award-winning and platinum-selling artist Drake is heading to Australia to play for fans down

A$AP Ferg, Lido, Lunice and the project's own mastermind Alison Wonderland will headline the WonderlandScarehouseProject events, being held at secret farm locations in

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Fans of delightful indie pop-rock, it's time to squeal with delight. James Mercer is bringing the latest incarnation of The Shins to Australia this summer.

It's just not summer without dance festivals and one of Australia's most loved, FOMO, is on again in 2018.

Having started in 2000, Lavazza’s Italian Film Festival returns in 2017, touring around the country.

With the first half of 2017 spent supporting heavyweights Atmosphere and Brother Ali as well as joining Seth Sentry on his 'Play It Safe' tour, Marksman Lloyd has released

‘Australia Day’ immediately becomes the frontrunner for best Australian film of the year.

Australia’s regent of rap, Illy is still dominating stages as he continues touring off the back of his ‘Two Degrees’ album nearly a year after it was

Electronic newcomer Hansaa, otherwise known as Vinay Matta, has been honing his craft as a producer in Los Angeles for the past two years.