Somewhere in the city, thousands excitedly pack into a huge venue, drawn in by the promise of something spectacular, ...

Benjamin and Axlmore headline the next instalment of Nerve's weekly hard techno and hard bounce night at Brown Alley.

There are some creative projects that are rooted in deep deliberation and conceptualising. Then there are those that bypass the intellect and simply demand to be made. Katie Noonan’s new solo album, ...

Boyz II Men, Salt-N-Pepa and Bell Biv DeVoe on the same bill, in a Geelong vineyard, on a summer afternoon. a day on the ...

Light the torch. Yolanda returns to Lomond Acoustica with her Billie Holiday Tribute a music that is close to her heart. With music from early and late in Holiday’s career expect smoky phrasing, deep ...

The self-titled debut lands 10 July, ahead of a launch at Cactus Room in Thornbury on 8 August. Lead singer-songwriter Janita ...

The former junior doctor behind This Is Going To Hurt has built ‘Twas The Nightshift Before Christmas around stories from his bestselling festive diaries, alongside new stand-up and a handful of ...

Chop Logic is the new hour from the Mock the Week regular, a fast, forensic show of big ideas and gag-dense overthinking. Rhys James has landed on a discovery he reckons could fix everything, and the ...

Dara Ó Briain hasn’t toured Australia since 2019, and Re:Creation marks the return of one of the more reliably quick comics working the international circuit. The Melbourne date puts him at Hamer Hall ...

Gabriel Iglesias brings The 1976 Tour: A Fluffy Celebration to Australia this December, with a Melbourne date locked for Rod Laver Arena.

The beloved Melbourne band will open this year’s Melbourne International Jazz Festival with a special anniversary show, performing their breakthrough debut album Half Mile Harvest in full a decade on ...

Running from 5 July to 12 July, this year carries the theme 50 Years of Deadly – a nod to five decades of activism, culture ...