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Teddy Swims brought soul, fire and sincerity to Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, surprising fans with Tones And I for the live debut of their new duet Gone Gone Gone.

Liam Finn will perform a free show in Melbourne, giving fans an up-close look at his solo work. Read about the performance and see all Crowded House Red Hot Summer tour dates.

Polish death metal icons Vader will return to Australia in May 2026 to celebrate the 25th anniversaries of Reign Forever World and Litany with a brutal three-date tour.

Diesel extends his acclaimed By Request tour into 2026 with 21 new Australian dates, letting fans choose the songs for each show.

AC/DC’s 2025 Australian Tour just got louder, with The Casanovas, Large Mirage, Oscar The Wild, Southern River Band and Headsend joining Amyl & The Sniffers across the country.

The 2025 Red Hot Summer Tour featuring Crowded House has become one of the most successful ever, with nearly every show sold out across Australia.

Yungblud will bring his explosive IDOLS World Tour to Australia in January 2026 with shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth, marking his biggest Australian tour to date.

Ben Folds will return to Australia in February and March 2026 with his Ben Folds & A Piano tour, joined by American singer and actress Lindsey Kraft.

Crowded House kicked off the Red Hot Summer Tour 2025 with a massive Legends On The Lawn concert in Cairns, joined by Angus & Julia Stone, The Church, Mark Seymour with Vika & Linda, and The Waifs.

Beach Boys founding member Al Jardine has postponed his Australian tour to 2026. The new shows will feature The Pet Sounds Band performing Beach Boys classics and rarities in tribute to Brian Wilson.

Brantley Gilbert has signed with BBR Music Group and BMG Nashville in a deal announced on stage during The Tattoos Tour in Nashville, marking a new partnership for the country rock powerhouse.

Melbourne’s iconic Timber Yard has emerged from a $3 million transformation with world-class production, bold design and unmatched versatility, setting a new standard for Victorian events.

Teddy Swims brought his powerful voice and soul energy to the NRL Grand Final. Fans were split, but no one could ignore the show-stopping performance.

My Morning Jacket celebrate 20 years of Z with a deluxe remastered edition, rare tracks, and a series of live anniversary shows.

Stevie Nicks revived Fleetwood Mac’s Angel for the first time in 42 years, giving fans a rare performance of the 1979 Tusk deep cut.

ROYA will debut in Australia in January 2026 with a three-date east coast run. The Danish duo will perform in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

Tommy Richman will bring his Coyote Tour to Australia this November, with Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne shows announced. Trevor Spitta joins as special guest.

Irish indie-folk trio Kingfishr are set to make their Australian debut in March 2026 with their Halcyon Tour, performing in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Perth. After massive streaming success, chart domination in Ireland, and acclaim for their debut album Halcyon, this is one not to miss.

Daryl Hall will hit the road this October with Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze for a west coast run of US shows. The tour kicks off in Reno and wraps in Denver.

Snoop Dogg’s AFL Grand Final show at the MCG has divided opinion across fans and media. While many hailed the hip hop legend’s performance as the highlight of the day, others criticised the AFL’s decision to put him on such a prominent stage.

PRESIDENT have released their debut EP King of Terrors, a bold fusion of heavy riffs, electronics and cinematic soundscapes. The band will make their Australian live debut in December supporting Architects.

Bryan Adams has revisited his 2002 hit ‘Here I Am’, releasing a live version recorded in Melbourne earlier this year with an accompanying video filmed on the New South Wales north coast.

KT Tunstall will return to Australia and New Zealand in May 2026 to perform her debut album Eye To The Telescope in full for its 20th anniversary.

Ron Sexsmith, the three-time Juno Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter, will make his long-awaited return to Australia and New Zealand in April 2026, performing shows across Auckland, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Castlemaine, Adelaide, and Perth.

Los Angeles-based psych-folk dreamer Swimming Bell (Katie Schottland) will make her long-awaited Australian debut in October 2025, bringing her atmospheric live show to venues along the east coast before heading west.

The Red Hot Summer Tour is set to turn up the heat in 2026 with a scorching all-Australian line-up headlined by one of the nation’s most iconic and enduring singer-songwriters, Paul Kelly.

Machine Gun Kelly is taking over the globe. The rap-rock powerhouse has just revealed The Lost Americana Tour, supporting his seventh studio album Lost Americana, with stops across North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

John Butler brought his new album Prism to life in Sydney last night, performing to a sold-out Metro Theatre with his powerhouse three-piece band. The set featured former Trio drummer Michael Barker back behind the kit, alongside Ian Peres on bass and Michael Boase on percussion.

Mariah The Scientist is out making a statement ahead of the opening leg of The Hearts Sold Separately Tour in January 2026. She has already touching down in surprising places like The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

This month, five-time ARIA Award winner Katie Noonan will embark on one of the most ambitious tours of her career, paying tribute to Jeff Buckley’s seminal album Grace on its 30th anniversary. Across 24 dates from September through November, Noonan will bring her unmistakable voice to Buckley’s most revered songs, celebrating the legacy of one of the most influential records of the 1990s.