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Melbourne’s melodic death metal band Orpheus Omega delivered a powerful performance at Max Watt’s House of Music, supporting The Night Flight Orchestra on their Moon Over Australia tour. Their set featured fan favorites like “Sealed in Fate” and “Beacons,” showcasing their signature blend of aggression and melody.

Swedish rockers The Night Flight Orchestra brought their Moon Over Australia tour to Melbourne’s Max Watt’s House of Music, delivering a dynamic 1 hour and 50-minute set that blended retro AOR, disco, and cinematic rock.

Melbourne-based 80s rock tribute band Powerstryde delivered a high-energy performance at the Dorset Gardens Hotel in Croydon, Victoria. The event featured classic hits from the 1980s, attracting a lively crowd eager to relive the era’s iconic music.

Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers performed in Victoria on April 16, 2025, at 170 Russell in Melbourne. They were part of the Korea Spotlight showcase, sharing the stage with Korean acts CIFIKA, Say Sue Me, Wah Wah Wah, and Sion.

On April 16, 2025, South Korean indie collective Wah Wah Wah made their Australian debut at Melbourne’s 170 Russell as part of the Korea Spotlight showcase.

On April 16, 2025, South Korean R&B and pop artist Sion performed at 170 Russell in Melbourne as part of the Korea Spotlight showcase.

On April 16, 2025, South Korean indie rock band Say Sue Me performed at 170 Russell in Melbourne, Victoria, as part of the Korea Spotlight showcase.

On May 15, 2025, The Living End electrified a sold-out crowd at Melbourne’s Corner Hotel, debuting their new single “Alfie” alongside classic hits like “Prisoner of Society” and “West End Riot”. The intimate show marked their first new release in eight years, showcasing a return to their raw, three-chord punk rock roots.

On March 22, 2025, Australian guitar pop band Ups and Downs performed at the Brunswick Ballroom in Melbourne as part of their 40th Anniversary Tour. The event featured special guests The Crystal Set, marking a significant celebration of two iconic Australian bands from the 1980s.

Marc Almond’s charismatic presence and emotive vocals underscored a night of synth-pop nostalgia that resonated deeply with longtime fans.