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.

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.

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.

Brother and Sister duo 'Lastlings' kicked off their 'Perfect World' world tour at Melbourne's Forum and we wrapped up the night for you here.

Australia’s favourite wine and music festival is back for another year, revealing their dates and wine-up for 2023. Touching down at some of Australia’s most beloved vineyards in Yarra Valley (VIC), Mount Cotton (QLD), Swan Valley (WA), Hunter Valley (NSW) and McLaren Vale (SA), festival goers will be treated to a wonderful day filled with wine and music amongst picturesque scenery if some of the finest vineyards in beautiful spring weather.