Twenty years ago, Missy Higgins burst onto the Australian music scene with her earnest track ‘All For Believing’, a song she wrote at just fifteen years old for a high school assignment. She then went on to release her breakout album ‘The Sound of White’, a record that captured the hearts of millions across the country and embedded Higgins into the Australian music zeitgeist. Now, after 40 sold-out shows across Australia, ‘The Second Act Tour’ came to a close over the weekend in Higgins’ home city of Melbourne at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Fans old and young, braved the summer rain to join in a celebration of the 20th anniversary of ‘The Sound of White’ and embrace her newest album ‘The Second Act’. 

The number 70 tram was abuzz as it headed toward Margaret Court Arena on Monday evening. Fans of multi-platinum alt-rock trio Wallows, piled in, anxious to see their favourite band live. For many, this is their first concert. 

After a sold out 2022 tour, Wallows, made up of childhood friends Dylan Minnette, Cole Preston and Braeden Lemasters, have come back down under to celebrate their most recent album Model with their ‘Model World Tour’. The energy in the arena was electric. Support act Grentperez set the stage perfectly with his high energy performance, no doubt garnering a new wave of fans during his set. 

After their last successful run of sold-out shows across Australia in 2023, Californian indie-pop half•alive will return to Australia in 2025 in support of their latest album, ‘Persona’.  

The atmosphere was buzzing amongst the crowd entering Margaret Court Arena. Being over 2.5 years since her debut in Australia at the Forum Theatre, fans are ecstatic with chatter around her recent album announcement ‘So Close To What’ and to hear her new album ‘Think Later’ live. 

On Saturday night, the Sidney Myer Music Bowl transformed into a vibrant scene, as Empire of the Sun brought their iconic style and energy to the stage for the second stop of their Ask That God tour. With a lineup of incredible openers and a headlining performance that left the crowd buzzing, the night was full of electronic music and theatrical flair.

Australia’s most accessible festival, Ability Fest, is back! Featuring a dazzling lineup of Aussie talent spanning across a variety of genres, hundreds gathered at Alexandra Gardens to enjoy live music in the heart of Melbourne.

On Friday night, The Night Cat in Fitzroy hosted the first stop of Nick Ward’s House With The Blue Door tour.

Following the announcement that was felt around the world, the global cultural phenomenon continues with Oasis’ return after 19 years since their last performance. Today, the band announce the Australian dates of their OASIS LIVE ’25 world tour. The Australian leg, produced by Live Nation, will see Oasis play stadiums in Sydney and Melbourne in October / November 2025.

After months of speculation, sleepless nights of wondering who could be on the 2025 lineup and seeing ‘brat’ themed posters on the street, we finally have the confirmed lineup for Laneway 2025!

The Australian Open announced an exciting music lineup for 2025 this morning, debuting under its new entertainment brand, AO LIVE. The festival will take place over three exciting days during the Australian Open tournament in January 2025. This year's lineup is the largest to date, featuring top artists such as Benson Boone, Kaytranada, Kesha, Armand Van Helden, and more. Untitled Group will also be bringing a showcase of bands, solo artists and DJs throughout the event from January 23rd to 25th at John Cain Arena.

Melbourne had just received its first summer’s day and what better way to have spent it out in the sun for Listen Out Australia 2024! With various headliners having switched up the placements for a few acts leading up to festival day, hundreds and thousands of hip-hop, R&B and techno lovers still gathered at Caribbean Gardens for an unforgettable night ahead. 

We’re all freaking out, don’t worry! One of our absolute favourite duo’s THE DRIVER ERA with the one and only Rocky and Ross Lynch has just announced that they will be heading down under in early 2025 for the Obsession Tour.

On his previous journey down under, Alec Benjamin played to sold out shows across the country. Now, he’s coming back 2 years later to introduce Australian fans to his latest album, 12 Notes.

Having toured Australia this January, Declan McKenna is already set to make his return in the same year except this time, he will be co-headlining multiple dates along with Irish darlings Two Door Cinema Club. An unexpected pairing, both Declan McKenna and Two Door Cinema Club are set to play some of Australia’s most iconic venues this December.

The Australian debut of the Last Dinner Party was a remarkable success, charming fans both old and new with their first-ever live performance in the country.

Festival Hall welcomed a crowd adorned in flowing white maxi skirts, corsets, and elaborate makeup, setting a picturesque scene for the band's much-anticipated appearance. As the London-based stars took the stage, the atmosphere buzzed with excitement. The audience joyfully sang along to favourites like 'Burn Alive,' setting a lively tone for the evening.

Lizzy McAlpine mesmerised a packed Margaret Court Arena this week, delivering an unforgettable performance.

The cold and freezing weather didn't stop enthusiastic fans from attending Girl in Red's Melbourne show at Margeret Court Arena. Fans lined up around corners in temperatures as cold as 9 degrees. That is some true dedication if you ask me.

If you were lucky enough to catch Conan Gray’s opening night of the Found Heaven Tour at Melbourne’s John Cain Arena, you undoubtedly witnessed an event to remember. From the moment he stepped onto the stage, it was clear that Conan Gray’s magnetic presence had returned with an incredible ability to connect with his audience.

This announcement put a smile on many faces across Australia this morning. Troye Sivan has revealed he will bring his iconic Something To Give Each Other tour across Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney this November!