Tag: Melbourne Recital Centre

Joan As Police Woman will tour Australia in March 2027 with Real Life Evolution, reimagining every song from her 2006 debut after two decades of performance and collaboration. The project includes a version of Save Me recorded with Iggy Pop in a New Zealand hotel room.

Colin Hay celebrated his 73rd birthday at Melbourne Recital Centre with an intimate evening of songs and storytelling that felt more like spending time with an old friend than attending a concert.

You Am I will mark 30 years of Hourly Daily with the Strung Up tour, presenting reimagined versions of songs from the classic album backed by a string quartet.

Clare Bowditch will extend the What Was Left 20th Anniversary celebrations with new East Coast concerts beginning in Melbourne on 20 March 2026.

Kutcha Edwards will celebrate a lifetime of music and stories with 60 Cycles Around The Sun, a one-night event at Melbourne Recital Centre on 17 April 2026 featuring Cash Savage And The Last Drinks and special guests.

Colin Hay has postponed his December Australian shows due to serious respiratory complications from the flu and Covid. Affected shows include Melbourne Recital Centre, Enmore Theatre and Meredith Festival. All dates are rescheduled for June 2026.

The Black Sorrows brought four decades of music to Melbourne Recital Centre with a set that honoured their past and celebrated their new work.

Paul Kelly will enter at Melbourne Recital Centre in coming weeks for two exclusive online performances of ‘Please Leave Your Light On’ and ‘Love Is Strong As Death’.

Government owned venues in Victoria are still selling concert tickets for shows scheduled after July 1 despite a very clear message from the Premier and the Chief Medical Officer suggesting it will be a long, long time before we return to normal.

Melbourne Recital Centre have announced the following in regards to opening hours and when shows will return.

Melbourne Recital Centre will make a one-off payment to each of the musicians who were booked to play during cancelled performances from 16 March to 13 April.

Richard Clapton will perform for the first time at Melbourne Recital Centre in November, bring the Songbook to one of Melbourne’s most revered stages.

Blues legend John Mayall will now perform one Melbourne show during his upcoming Australian visit for Bluesfest.

Augie March have added a Melbourne Recital Centre show for April 2015.

Molly Ringwald will move from the big screen to the concert stage when she performs at the Melbourne Recital Centre later this month.

E Street Band sax player Jake Clemons sat in with Glen Hansard on stage at the Melbourne Recital Centre on Saturday and another guest joined them for an AC/DC song, Bon Scott’s son, Dave Stevens.

Aidan Roberts and Daniel Holdsworth’s rendition of Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells ‘For Two)’ is one of the most stunning musical performances I have witnessed in years.

Tubular Bells For Two, the performance by Aidan Roberts and Daniel Holdsworth, will be performed a second time at the Melbourne Recital Centre.

Multi-instrumentalists Aidan Roberts and Daniel Holdsworth will be performing Mike Oldfield’s classic ‘Tubular Bells’ in full at the Melbourne Recital Centre in February.

Soulful jazz-belter Patti Austin and legendary pianist McCoy Tyner head up a fantastic line up of local and international jazz for the Melbourne Jazz Festival, 2012.