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Live at the Gardens JEM CASSAR-DALEY SONS OF THE EAST THELMA PLUM Live At The Gardens returns to Melbourne for its annual run of shows, and tonight’s line up showcasing an exceptional group of artists. As the sun sets, Jem Cassar-Daley kicks off the evening, the daughter of Troy Cassar- Daley. With her Indie-pop with…
Leftfield, The Gardens, Melbourne 08 March 2026 By the time darkness settled over the lawns of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, the relaxed picnic atmosphere had shifted. Blankets were still scattered across the grass, but the crowd was standing now, drawn closer to the stage as anticipation built for Leftfield. The evening had unfolded gradually….
Live Review: GFlip at Margaret Court Arena 7 March 2026 Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena erupts as Ayesha Madon, The Beaches and hometown hero G Flip turns the sold‑out ‘Dream Ride’ tour stop into a euphoric, hook‑filled celebration of Australian pop‑rock energy. Ayesha Madon set the tone stepping onto the stage with quiet confidence, immediately drawing…
Marlon Williams Live At The Gardens March 6, 2026 A night with Marlon Williams’ Live At The Gardens at Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens on 6 March 2026 unfolded as a beautifully curated evening that blended Aotearoa storytelling, te reo Māori songwriting, and Williams’ unmistakable vocal presence. Supported by Kee’ahn and Emma Donovan, and joined by…
Live at the Gardens. Thelma Plum Live at the Gardens is one of the summer’s best outdoor venues that hosts fantastic line ups every season. Last night played host to a fantastic line up with JEM CASSAR-DALEY joins THELMA PLUM and SONS OF THE EAST as special guest. Behind the lens Amanda Lee Starkey …
The Darkness Pier Hotel, Frankston The Pier is packed to breaking point, almost ready to rip at the seams when Justin Hawkins and his band The Darkness saunter out to greet them. Opening with ” Rock N Roll Party” quickly followed by ” Growing On Me”, Hawkins quickly grabs the attention of the crowd, with…
The air in St Kilda was pulsing on Friday night, as drum and bass powerhouse Pendulum shook the Palace Foreshore pop-up space. The Perth quartet are touring Australia in support of their 2025 record Inertia, their first full length record in 15 years. Supported by Ekko & Sidetrack, the night was a celebration of Pendulum’s monumental 25 year career; playing a…
The Streets Palace Foreshore Thursday 5th March 2026 The Streets led by Mike Skinner played to a sold out crowd at the Palace Foreshore on Thursday. The show opened with the band playing their 2004 release ‘A Grand Don’t Come For Free.’ After a short break, Skinner returned to the stage playing all the…
Today, Aussie indie rock mainstays Moler officially release 69 — their first full-length album in 29 years, following their ARIA-nominated 1997 debut Golden Duck. And if the past few weeks are anything to go by, the wait has only sharpened the band’s edge. Led by the punch of recent singles “AI” and “Roky,” 69 finds…
Live Review: Maisie Peters at Forum Melbourne 4 March 2026 Maisie Peters’ return to Australia, marks her first performances here since 2024. The two-night sell-out run forms part of her global ‘Before The Bloom’ theatre tour, a series of intimate shows designed to reflect the closeness and vulnerability of her upcoming third studio album, ‘Florescence’,…