Live Music

Very few bands and artists make a significant mark on the evolutionary arc of modern music.

One of New Zealand's most special music exports has to be their iconic Maori reggae band, Katchafire.

Nimbin Roots Festival celebrates ten years in 2025.

The Beach Boys' co-founder and rhythm guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Al Jardine will tour Australia with The Pet Sounds Band next year.

American hyperpop artist glaive has added dates to his Australian visit.

British indie folk, alt pop singer-songwriter Billie Marten returns to Australia in 2026.

While serving an apprenticeship fronting alt. country outfit Whiskeytown, Ryan Adams released his acclaimed solo debut album 'Heartbreaker' at the turn of the

Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter GoldFord will make his Australian live debut in 2026.

Irish pop-rock band Picture This will headline their own Australian tour in 2026.

Ahead of their appearance at Airlie Beach Festival of Music in November, Tania Doko, vocalist of the legendary Australian pop duo, Bachelor Girl, has been busy in the studio

Laneway’s scintillating 2026 line-up is enough to get the mouth watering, and if it wasn’t enough, here come the sideshows.

Fresh from winning season ten of 'Australian Idol', Sunshine Coast singer-songwriter and pianist Marshall Hamburger steps out on his own with debut single 'Thought Of

Lo-fi DIY singer-songwriter Alex G extends his 2026 Australia visit.

The tongue-in-cheek indie chaos that is Wet Leg returns to Australia early 2026.

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A dream pairing for 'One Tree Hill' fans, Tyler Hilton and Kate Voegele – who played Chris Keller and Mia Catalano respectively – will tour Australia together in

Fresh from releasing her debut album 'If Not Winter' in August, rising shoegaze star Wisp has added to her Australian visit this summer.

The massive Australian Open is once again on the horizon for Melbourne – and that also means a massive five nights of music with the AO Live.

Globally acclaimed, water-soaked phenomenon S2O Songkran Music Festival is hitting Australian shores for the first time ever.

Although Ed Kuepper has not released any new compositions in ten years, he has certainly remained present and prolific in other ways in that time, continuing to perform

It's been 14 years since Clap Your Hands Say Yeah last played Australia, but frontman Alec Ounsworth is finally making the trip back.