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.

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.

It’s been one of the most talked about gigs since the announcement, with fans frantically panicking over tickets and sharing their love for the singer/songwriter you knew this guy had to be good.

Rain, hail or shine, thousands of long-awaited fans had gathered at the Sidney Myer Bowl with shawls and a drink or two in their hands for Irish singer-songwriter - Dermot Kennedy. In the endless puddles along the tracks of the Botanic Gardens, people of all ages knew that they were in for a powerhouse of a performance and that no matter how close or far they were to this singing legend, not a single song was worth being missed.

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.

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.

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.

From the moment Little Simz walked on stage, she had the audience in the palm of her hand. The energy felt electric.

The Brisbane-based singer/rapper Grace Shaw - known as Mallrat has set off on a successful tour across Australia/NZ for her debut album ‘Butterfly Blue’ released this time last year. The album took her from being the little bedroom pop princess to the charts being listened to worldwide.