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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.

In the heart of Melbourne is Centre Place, a laneway situated between Collins Street and Flinders Street. Originally named Cummings Alley, the lane was chosen to be part of a state government initiative aimed to revitalise the many laneways of Melbourne in the mid 1980’s.

English extreme metal band Cradle of Filth performed a sold-out show at Northcote Theatre in Melbourne on Friday 27 September 2024, as part of their Australian Invasion 2024 tour.

Degraves Street, located just north of Flinders Street Station, is home to some of Melbourne’s finest dining. Originally names after Charles and William Degraves, a duo of businessmen who built a flour mill on the street. Degraves Street has changed drastically over the years, transiting from a street of industry to a street of culinary experience.

Flinders Lane is famous for many things, from its rich history in the fashion industry, to its many heritage buildings. Spanning the full length of the city, Flinders Lane hosts a dizzying display of fashion and fine dining.

Musselwhite and his excellent touring band on the Australia tour – Kid Andersen on Guitar, June Core on Drums and Randy Bermudes on Bass. With nearly six decades of rich musical history behind him, including numerous albums, countless live performances, multiple awards and accolades, there are very few artists of the stature of Charlie Musselwhite.

Japan’s legendary blues punk band King Brothers return to Australia for the first time since 2016! Known for their high-octane performances and a unique blend of gritty blues and punk rock, King Brothers promise a tour that will leave you breathless.

Messy, dirty, garage, noise, punk, ratbags from Mexico / Melbourne. Gang chants, noise epics, party anthems, no pedals.