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Celebrated Australian singer-songwriter Bernard Fanning will celebrate 20 years of ‘Tea & Sympathy’, with a tour around Australia in February-March 2026.

Neil Finn and his merry band of mates are in fine humour tonight, cracking wise and bouncing off one another playfully in the first Melbourne gig of their Crowded House Pop

US musician and actress Reneé Rapp will head to our shores for the first time ever, as part of the Australian Open’s AO Live line-up in January.

Reneé became a

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There are few sights more absurdly beautiful than 55,000 Melburnians in Pitbull costumes, bald caps gleaming under the fluorescent glow of Marvel Stadium.

Formed in Alabama in the late 1960s and signed to Motown soon after, The Commodores earned their place alongside the greats with a mix of funk anthems and timeless

Every once in a while, an artist comes along who truly stands out – not just for a memorable name, but for a voice and presence beyond their years.

Perth turned up the heat on Friday night as Fridayz Live rolled into town, transforming Langley Park into a time capsule of pure 2000s nostalgia and chart-topping R&B

I wasn't originally aware that Connor Price's Melbourne concert at Northcote Theatre was an all-ages show, which was a very welcome surprise walking into the room; we need

History-making, multi-platinum Australian alt-rock/future punk/pop group 5 Seconds Of Summer will hit their home turf as part of the ‘EVERYONE’S A STAR!’ World Tour in

Teddy Swims' annual love affair with Australia – he's back for his fourth tour down under in four years – has seen the pop-soul crooner upgrade from smaller arena shows of

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Gen Z bedroom pop king Conan Gray returns to Australia in 2026.

An icon of '80s-'90s pop ballads, the unmistakable vocals of singer-songwriter and producer Richard Marx returns to Australia in 2026.

There are not many environments where tens of thousands of people are able to sing in chorus to hits spanning almost three decades, but that is exactly what happened at

Before she became Mel C of the Spice Girls (Sporty Spice), Melanie Chisholm was swept up in the UK’s burgeoning ‘90s rave scene – and her new single ‘Sweat’ (and album of the

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Global dance-pop sensation INJI will head to Australian shores for the first time, this coming December and January, with ‘This Tour Is Superlame’.

John Waters, a veteran of Australian screens, had already identified the first stage entertainment obstacle by scene-setting the concept of Radio Luxembourg Live.