Filled with bows, glitter and an ocean of blue, Luke Hemmings’ first show of the Australian leg of his tour, was already set to be a night to remember.

We’re not okay! Olivia Rodrigo is heading to Melbourne & Sydney on her GUTS world tour this October! After two record breaking albums, SOUR and GUTS with Grammy-award winning producer Daniel Nigro. The Drivers License singer is finally heading to Australia for her first ever shows in Melbourne and Sydney.

R&B artists from across the globe have been making their name in big cities. Mahalia - also known as the UK’s R&B sweetheart, had graciously made her way down to Australia. Singing to sold-out shows across the country, her last stop at the Forum Melbourne was nothing but unforgettable.

After One Direction’s split nearly a decade ago, the world was curious about where each member would go. Now on his third album and second world tour, there is no doubt that Niall Horan is here to stay. His soft rock/pop approach with a real old-school love for music has allowed Horan to find his sound and fans aren’t disappointed.

Following a hugely successful 2023 tour, Stephen Sanchez is back down under to take his audience back in time with his swoon-worthy performances and velvety vocals. In 2021, the Nashivlle-based Sanchez skyrocketed to fame with his track Until I Found You. The dreamy love song went viral on TikTok as it set the scene for thousands of sentimental videos of lovers and friends alike. Catapulting it to No.8 on the ARIA charts, gaining multi-platinum status and generating more than 2 BILLION streams across the globe. 

After her incredible run of headline shows throughout Australia last year, Norwegian star, singer and songwriter girl in red is reading back to Australia this July to play some of her biggest shows yet.

The Last Dinner Party and TV Girl announce headline tours in Australia this July stopping in Melbourne and Sydney with a special co-headline performance in Brisbane.

ARIA Double Platinum group Holy Holy (vocalist Timothy Carroll and multi-instrumentalist/producer Oscar Dawson) brought their national tour to Sydney's iconic Enmore theatre last week. Presented by Triple J, Live Nation, Select Music and Tiny Monster and off the back of releasing their highly anticipated fifth studio album ‘Cellophane’, which reached #4 on the ARIA Charts, HOLY HOLY treated their audience to an eclectic, energetic and genre-bending experience. 

Yes you read it right, Lizzy McAlpine is headed to Australia for her debut headline shows in July part of “The Older Tour”.

Columbian-Canadian singer-songwriter Jessie Reyez is headed Down Under this April for the first time ever. The multi-platinum award-winning artist shot to fame with her 2017 hit ‘Figures’. Her most recent release ‘Jeans’ (ft. Miguel) boasts over 13 million listens on Spotify. Reyez captivated audiences all around the globe with her rich vocals and unique take on pop, utilizing R&B and hip-hop influences and collaborations with industry heavyweights such as 6lack, Sam Smith, and Dua Lipa, to name a few.

Leading up to the Men’s final between Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev, Day 3 of the Australian Open Finals Festival kicked off at John Cain Arena to hype up the anticipation for the match. Predominantly featuring a lineup of DJs, Sunday’s musical acts transformed John Cain Arena into a dance floor with their infectious energy and groovy beats, all while being illuminated by the beaming sun.

If you’ve been keeping up with the hype on TikTok over Gracie Abrams, then you won’t be shocked when I say that fans were lined up for 2+ days around the block at the Forum to see the musician.

Robbie Williams lit up Melbourne once again. Live at AAMI Park, giving an electric and groovy performance filled with laughs and entertainment for all.

Multi-platinum singer/songwriter Tate McRae announces her Australia and New Zealand dates for November 2024 as part of the Think Later World Tour. The Canadian triple threat is going worldwide playing her biggest shows to date, whilst stopping in Perth, Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne to treat us with her iconic vocals and dance moves.

When was the last time you danced your heart out? It was Tuesday 17th October, streets were pretty quiet for a night in Melbourne but an underground, upbeat and never-ending pulsing dance floor at 170 Russell for stylistically adventurous R&B and Hip-Hop band, Phony Ppl.

A Thursday night in Fitzroy is always a good time, but the night of October 12 was something even more special for DACY and their fans. Having released their debut EP just under a week ago, they then held their biggest headline show at the Workers Club.

Festival season has finally kicked off in Australia and what better way to start off with the sugar and spice of hip hop/electronic festival - Listen Out! Travelling across cities in Australia with headlining artists including Ice Spice, Skrillex, Lil Uzi Vert and more, Listen Out was THE place to dance your heart out under the sun the past week.

Heaps Good is back and better than ever! Just like the name, the killer lineup is headed to South Australia, Victoria and Queensland to bring a star-studded welcome into the New Year.

It was a chilly Tuesday evening when the whole of Melbourne flocked to the Forum to see their beloved Melbournian GFlip perform. And boy, where do I even begin, last night was an absolute emotional roller coaster. From screaming the lyrics to hugging your friends nearby and crying out of awe, GFlip couldn’t have put on more of a perfect performance.