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.

Bringing to stage the vulnerability and rawness of her third album Stellaria, Chelsea Cutler effervescently commanded over Northcote Theatre in her first Melbourne headline show.

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.

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

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.

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.

On the evening of Thursday, September 28th, the iconic Margaret Court Arena was set aglow by the infectious energy of Rex Orange County. Despite being unwell, Rex Orange County, also known as Alexander O'Connor, delivered a concert that was nothing short of fantastic. With an array of colourful lights, confetti, and an upbeat opening act by Grant Perez, this performance was a success that will be remembered by all who attended.

A Fitzroy breeze pulled in quite an audience with a beanie or two and a leather jacket hanging among a shoulder or a few. From the heart of LA, electrifying and redefining band Automatic was set to put up an accelerating performance at The Night Cat Melbourne.

Before his Splendour in The Grass set this weekend, Jaffe delighted fans with sideshows at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory and Melbourne’s Howler.

Yeah, this wasn’t your ordinary show for sure. After being back in Australia after 10 long-awaited years, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs took to the stage at the heart of Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne, Australia. Hundreds of highly anticipated fans covered the floors and stalls, kicking off their love down under for a one-night-only show.

GRAMMY Award-nominated Noah Cyrus and multi-Platinum singer-songwriter has graced Aussie fans with TWO exclusive headline shows of her ‘The Hardest Part’ Tour this week - the first at Sydney's Metro Theatre, and on Thursday night at a sold out 170 Russell in Melbourne.

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

Rex Orange County is coming back to Australia! After two previous tour cancellations fans have been waiting for this moment for a long time and Alex is finally returning to Aussie shores in mid-September through to the beginning of October. The tour will stop across the nation including cities like Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.

Sunshine Coast band, Betty Taylor, named after frontwoman, Sophie Patrick's grandmother had their first headline show in Melbourne last night. Tucked in the corner stage upstairs of Yah Yah's, fitted out with low lights and a disco ball, Betty Taylor put on a hell of a show.