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Gigs, concerts, bands and music festivals in Melbourne
Abbe May has discarded rock’n’roll for dark pop perfection
Raconteur, troubadour, balladeer... and pub landlord
Tim Rogers on Hillbilly Killers and the retrospective You Am I tour
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Fri 24 May Brian Mannix, Dale Ryder and Scott Carne are bringing the '80s back, one classic hit at a time. It's a night for nostalgia,... More details
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Fri 24 May The enduring power of three classic albums are explored in this show; David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust , Iggy and the... More details
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Fri 24 May Embrace the winter blues and head to Chapel off Chapel for a night of soulful jazz. Monique diMattina and Kate Kelsey-Snugg,... More details
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13-26 May Music and romance have always gone hand in hand, and this year PBS Radio is asking you to prove your love for them and Romance... More details
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16-26 May The Stonnington Jazz Festival will be swinging into town with a super swag of swinging acts that will be sure to please the... More details
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24-25 May Sydney jazz superman James Morrison, will be joined by his friend and collaborator, Melbourne maestro Joe Chindamo. Expect... More details
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07-28 May Indie five-piece New Gods have secured themselves a residency at the Workers Club for the month of May. Appearing each Tuesday... More details
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Sat 25 May Paul Williamson, Mike Jordan and Tim Neal will be hosting a jazzy shindig at Chapel Of Chapel. The evening has become a key... More details
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24-25 May Sydney jazz superman James Morrison, will be joined by his friend and collaborator, Melbourne maestro Joe Chindamo. Expect... More details
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Sat 25 May San Cisco have been tearing things up over in the States at SXSW and now the catchy-as four piece will be coming back home for... More details
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Sat 25 May Karl Hyde, the frontman of – we're going to say it – legendary UK dance duo Underworld, is probably best known for... More details
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13-26 May Music and romance have always gone hand in hand, and this year PBS Radio is asking you to prove your love for them and Romance... More details
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16-26 May The Stonnington Jazz Festival will be swinging into town with a super swag of swinging acts that will be sure to please the... More details
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07-28 May Indie five-piece New Gods have secured themselves a residency at the Workers Club for the month of May. Appearing each Tuesday... More details
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16-26 May The Stonnington Jazz Festival will be swinging into town with a super swag of swinging acts that will be sure to please the... More details
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Sun 26 May Shirazz are a Melbourne-based six-piece Jazz/Dixieland band. Think hot solos, driving rhythms and tight arrangements in a New... More details
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07-28 May Indie five-piece New Gods have secured themselves a residency at the Workers Club for the month of May. Appearing each Tuesday... More details
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13-26 May Music and romance have always gone hand in hand, and this year PBS Radio is asking you to prove your love for them and Romance... More details
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07-28 May Indie five-piece New Gods have secured themselves a residency at the Workers Club for the month of May. Appearing each Tuesday... More details
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07-28 May Indie five-piece New Gods have secured themselves a residency at the Workers Club for the month of May. Appearing each Tuesday... More details
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Wed 29 May Texan rapper RiFF RAFF, aka Jody Christian, will drop his beats (and notoriously loud fashion sense) at his first and only... More details
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Wed 29 May To celebrate the day Igor Stravinsky premiered his innovative orchestral masterpiece 'The Rite of Spring', Monash Academy of... More details
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Thu 30 May Get down to The Hi-Fi Bar and catch locally grown band Alpine before they jet off on their epic US tour. After performing with... More details
The soul legend has battled addiction and Alzheimer’s to record again
TMBG are still the only bee in Andrew P Street’s bonnet
Our tribute to the Divinyls singer
We could make no sense of the Van Halen frontman...
Ne-Yo is adamant that if you don't go to Supafest you'll regret it forever
The mixtape is back - with a oh-so-digital twist
Songs of heartbreak and solitude lent the xx's set at Festival Hall an intimate feel
We've been waiting for the resurrection and the Stone Roses provided
Sebastian’s warm, approachable persona creates a comfortable party atmosphere
Part two of the trilogy will screen at Hamer Hall
Simone Kermes brings her eccentric stage presence to Melbourne
The Black Crow King presents his slightest effort yet
Young's newbie is one to play loud
With Danger Mouse by her side, Norah Jones remains pleasant
Clear your calendars, request your annual leave and get excited
The mega festival celebrates five years with a two-day bonanza
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