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Swedish garage-rock titans The Hives delivered an electrifying performance as part of their “Forever Forever The Hives” world tour. Their first Australian run since 2015. The high-voltage set featured fan favourites like “Hate to Say I Told You So,” “Tick Tick Boom,” “Walk Idiot Walk,” and the then-new single “Enough Is Enough”. Dressed in their signature black-and-white tuxedos, frontman Howlin’ Pelle’s dynamic stage presence and the band’s tight, garage-driven sound affirmed why they remain one of the most thrilling live acts in rock.

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary “Prince of Darkness,” leaves behind an unparalleled legacy as one of rock and metal’s most iconic figures.

On the evening of 17 July 2025, Australian rock royalty The Fabulous Caprettos featuring Dave Gleeson, Joe Camilleri, Jack Jones, Rai Thistlethwayte, and special guest Wendy Matthews, lit up The Palms at Crown in Southbank with their Live in 25 national tour. The supergroup took the stage at 8:20 PM, delivering powerhouse renditions of Aussie classics like “Better,” “Hold Me in Your Arms,” “Chained to the Wheel,” and “In the Summertime”.

Italian psych rockers New Candys headlined a packed show at Melbourne’s Bendigo Hotel in Collingwood, part of their Uncanny Extravaganza tour supporting their new album The Uncanny Extravaganza.

On 12 July 2025, Melbourne psych‑rock outfit The Baudelaires performed at The Bendigo Hotel in Collingwood, supporting headliners New Candys alongside Grinding Eyes. Their set blended swaggering retro grooves with moody atmospheric tones, resonating well with the venue’s intimate, rock forward vibe.

On 12 July 2025, Melbourne’s psych‑groove outfit Grinding Eyes performed at The Bendigo Hotel in Collingwood, sharing the stage with New Candys and The Baudelaires. The show kicked off around 8 PM and marked a highlight […]

For an incredible 13 years, Countdown showcased the finest from the music world both locally and internationally, into the show every Sunday night at 6pm. Stars of Countdown Live in concert performed their own top […]

On June 4, 2025, at Melbourne Town Hall, as part of the RISING festival, New Zealand artist Marlon Williams debuted his Māori-language album Te Whare Tīwekaweka. This performance features his band, The Yarra Benders, and a local Kapa Haka group, blending country, bluegrass, and pop with traditional Māori rhythms. It’s a powerful celebration of identity, language, and sonic beauty.

On June 4, 2025, at Melbourne Town Hall, as part of the RISING festival, New Zealand artist Marlon Williams debuted his Māori-language album Te Whare Tīwekaweka. This performance features his band, The Yarra Benders, and a local Kapa Haka group, blending country, bluegrass, and pop with traditional Māori rhythms. It’s a powerful celebration of identity, language, and sonic beauty.

Brian Wilson, the visionary behind The Beach Boys’ lush harmonies and groundbreaking compositions, leaves behind a legacy that forever reshaped the landscape of popular music. From sun-soaked anthems like Surfin’ USA to the deeply introspective genius of Pet Sounds, Wilson’s work radiated emotion, innovation, and timeless beauty.