Froth & Fury Gambles On The Forgotten Cities
On paper, starting a festival during a pandemic and only catering to the notoriously skipped over state sounds like a recipe for failure. However, Froth & Fury have defied the odds.
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Bluesfest Announce 'Biggest Site Upgrades Yet' For 2026 Event
“We’re committed to making Bluesfest 2026 our most comfortable, accessible and enjoyable festival yet," said organisers.
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St Kilda Festival Announces The First Acts Of Its 2026 Line-up
“St Kilda Festival always puts on a fantastic show – 2026 continues this tradition,” said Port Phillip Council Mayor Alex Makin.
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Good Things, Spilt Milk Festivals Confirm 2026 Returns
"Same time next year?" Two of Australia's beloved summer festivals have confirmed their returns for 2026.
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GALLERY: Spacey Jane, Stella Donnelly @ Fremantle Arts Centre
The highlights from Spacey Jane’s headline show at the Fremantle Arts Centre.
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Joost Klein Reveals First-Ever Australian Tour Dates For 2026
"It’s going to be a very Dutch year," the Eurovision star teased.
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A Comprehensive Guide To The 2025/2026 New Year's Eve Festival Season
Still deciding how to spend the big night? Don't panic! The Music is here to help you plan accordingly.
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'It’s Dream-Come-True Stuff': Hoodoo Gurus Team Up With The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
More than 40 years into their career, the Sydney rock legends are inviting almost 90 new players to reimagine their catalogue for a single orchestral concert.
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Beyond The Valley 2025 Festival Set Times Revealed
The day-by-day breakdown of the tenth anniversary edition of Beyond The Valley is finally here.
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Savannah Sounds Unveils Massive 2026 Music Line-up
Performers include Jon Stevens, Vanessa Amorosi, Kingswood, and many others.
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K-Pop Festival Hello, Melbourne Unveils Line-up For 2026 Debut Event
Three beloved K-pop acts have been announced as the performers for the inaugural Hello, Melbourne festival.
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World Record Attempt For Longest Metal Scream Taking Place In Melbourne This Weekend
Five other bands will perform at the event, which is fundraising for the independent radio station Triple R.
