Year: 2024

Little Bourke Street, most famous for hosting Melbourne’s Chinatown, has a rich and vibrant history nearly as long as the city itself. One of Melbourne’s most well-known tourist attractions is Chinatown, holding the record for the oldest Chinatown in the western world, it continues to be a major hub for tourists originating from Asia.

English singer and bassist Glenn Hughes performed at The Croxton in Melbourne on Saturday 12 October 2024 as part of his Australian Tour. The 73-year-old is best known for his time fronting Deep Purple, for which he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as well as briefly being the singer in Black Sabbath during the mid-eighties.

Northern Ireland’s ASH brought their high-energy, punky pop genius back down under for The Singles Tour! This Tour will feature the best moments from the trio’s hit-laden career including Kung Fu, Girl from Mars, Oh Yeah, Goldfinger, A Life Less Ordinary, Shining Light, Burn Baby Burn, Walking Barefoot as well as their last two singles Usual Places and Race The Night.

Drewery Lane, nestled between the bustling Londsdale St and Melbourne Central, is one of Melbourne’s many famous laneways. Less famous for its street art than other laneways, Drewery Lane is set apart by only one specific art piece.

TMBG played two full sets that span the band’s entire career from early favourites to brand new favourites from their current Grammy-nominated album BOOK, as well as the spontaneous and improvised moments that have made They Might Be Giants shows legendary.

“The Big Five-0” is a night like no other. This time, the band isn’t touring to promote a new album; they are touring for the best possible reason … “because we all love playing gigs together”.

Straight Into The Sun marks the return of The Cruel Sea’s classic line-up of Perkins, drummer Jim Elliott, bassist Ken Gormly and guitarist Dan Rumour; with the addition of longtime collaborator, guitarist Matt Walker. Walker’s permanent addition to the band followed the passing of guitarist/keyboardist, James Cruickshank in 2015.