You know those summer tunes you usually hear on the radio while you’re in the car on the way to the Australian Open? Imagine if you could hear them live with your favourite musicians right in front of you during your tennis experience.

The iconic Australian Open has been such a spectacular sporting event for decades. People come from far and wide to see the world’s best talents battle the courts for a grand slam of tennis. In addition to the many festivities, the Australian Open has hosted the Finals Festival, for a second year round. A collision of sport and music lovers alike there sure is an incredible lineup of artists to be seen with big local talent like Peach Prc, Tash Sultana and Ruel.

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.

Grentperez’s stage presence can be described as nothing other than palpable joy. Born Grant Perez, the Filipino-Australian has just rounded out the AUS/NZ leg of his international tour ‘Growing Up?’. After playing to sold-out crowds across the USA and UK, having just supported Rex Orange County on tour in September, AND recently collaborating with ARIA award-winning artists Lime Cordiale, Perez is an indie-pop force to be reckoned with. We caught him for his Sydney show at Liberty Hall to immerse ourselves into his nostalgic and reflective world. 

Under the stars at the Rod Laver Arena precinct in Melbourne, Australia awaited Grammy-Award-winning US trio - Paramore. With sell-out shows for four nights in this city of Australia, the pink and orange wigs of highly anticipated fans gathered around for an unforgettable show ahead of them.

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.

Perth-based four-piece, DICE is the up-and-coming Aussie alt-rock band to be on your summer soundtrack. Forming during the pandemic, the boys have steadily built a dedicated fan base, with no signs of slowing down. Following their sold-out May-June tour, DICE brought the heat back to the East Coast in early October for another headline tour, much to the delight of their growing fan base.

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.

In the heart of Fitzroy, Tia Gostelow has landed at everybody’s favourite live music venue on the corner of Johnston St, The Night Cat Melbourne. Filled for a night of tulle twirling and magic ahead of them, we welcome an incredible Indigenous Australian singer-songwriter to take the spotlight for a night to remember.

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.

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.

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.

The perfect start and end to every year for Unraveled is always at a festival. Spoiled for selection across the country, Unraveled always goes back to our favourite, Laneway Festival. Earlier this year, we were dancing along to the 2023 lineup including Fred Again, HAIM and crying to Phoebe Bridgers.

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.

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.