The legends at Dashville have unveiled a lineup that includes King Parrot, Private Function, MUDRAT, Volatile Ways, Frankenbok, Dr Colossus, Hammers, Smacked Youth, Plague Dweller, Mountain Wizard Death Cult, and Slim Krusty for the 2025 edition of Thrashville, the group’s “one-of-a-kind regional all-inclusive heavy music festival” that is set to take place at the iconic Dashville location in Lower Belford, Hunter Valley, on Saturday, the 28th of June 2025.
Read MoreOpen Season returns to Brisbane from May - July, bringing with it a huge roster of music and arts events. The fifth edition will take place across six iconic venues and include over thirty events, from intimate gigs to full-blown spectacles. Open Season along with its new partner QPAC, will take over The Tivoli and The Princess Theatre to deliver a dynamic lineup yet, creating a city-wide celebration of “world-class artists, genre-defying performances and must-do music experiences”
Read MoreA Guitarist’s Playground, the Melbourne Guitar Show made a killer return on Sunday, March 2nd, this time setting up shop at the Victoria Pavilion at Melbourne Showgrounds. If you’re into guitars, gear, and mind-blowing live performances, this was the place to be.
Read MoreONE OF ONE is preparing for its biggest year of celebrations and gatherings to date, with the movement aiming to continue its work of empowering and nurturing women and people of the GNC community in our music industry. ONE OF ONE has curated a calendar of events that will run nationally to continue to support including the addition of a collection of awards, grants and scholarship opportunities that will be presented at each event.
Read MoreAustralia’s biggest beach party, Out 2 Lunch returns to the Gold Coast, in May for a monster second edition. After selling out last year’s event in record time, Out 2 Lunch this year will boast two days of epic music provided by both homegrown and international giants of the electronic music scene including host FISHER, Chris Lake, Hayden James, Patrick Topping, DJ Boring, Noizu, Little Fritter, Jake Smith and Shimmy.
Read MoreThe Australian hip-hop scene is getting blessed with the return of an event set to showcase the huge amount of talent we have in this country, as the LIKE A BOSS Festival rolls into Newcastle on the 15th of March. Newcastle University’s Bar on the Hill and its Forecourt Area will host a lineup that includes Havana Brown, Chillinit, Holligan Hefs, Mason Dane and Youngn Lipz.
Read MoreGlitch, in partnership with Untitled Group, will bring its first-ever Australian edition to Melbourne on Saturday, 12 April 2025, at PICA. This exclusive single-day event will feature a world-class lineup, including internationals Benwal, ØTTA & Narciss, who will be joined by local legends Crybaby and STÜM.
Read MoreManchester institution The Warehouse Project, returns to our shores in April, with a lineup that so far includes Partiboi69, Hector Oaks, X-Coast, Miss Bashful and Carla Martinez. The Warehouse Project will take over two of the country’s most loved venues this year, the Hordern Pavilion located in Moore Park, Sydney on the 24th then onto Melbourne’s PICA on the 25th of April.
Read MoreT1000’s Boutique electronic music festival Electric Island is returning in 2025, along with the debut of Electric Warehouse, bringing a solid lineup of electronic music that includes DukeDumont and Hayden James with support from Eli & Fur, Market Memories, Trilucid and more to deliver four days of dance in Melbourne, Sydney, Cottesloe Beach and Glenelg Beach.
Read MoreGet ready Hardstyle fans, it’s official, the globally renowned series Gearbox Digital has announced it will host the series’ first Australian event in Sydney on the 19th of April. GEARBOX AUSTRALIA will deliver its “signature raw hardstyle experience” to the Electronic music lovers of Australia with a roster that features So Juice, Cybergore, and Deezl. Adjuzt, The Straikerz, Exproz, Mutilator, Neon Future, Cybergore, Fraw, Anderex as well as the Gearbox Showcase.
Read MoreAustralia’s live music scene has seen its share of highs and lows in 2024, from the soaring demand for tickets to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour to the heartbreaking closures of iconic festivals like Splendour in the Grass due to decreased demand and economic challenges. It’s clear our music industry is crying out for innovation and change. Enter Tickify, an exciting Aussie startup designed to tackle these challenges head-on.
Read MoreAfter selling out in 2024, Australia’s biggest modern R&B festival, Souled Out returns in 2025 with three shows scheduled to play along the East Coast in February. Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane will all be blessed with a lineup of the genre heavy-hitters including Don Toliver, Jhene Aiko, Vince Staples, Mariah The Scientist, 6LACK, BLXST, and Kaash Paige on the main stage, while the ‘Soul Party’ stage will host the likes of international DJ’s Jarreau Vandal, S!rene, and locals Rosey Gold. Larissa Lambert & SAHXL.
Read MoreRiver Sounds Festival returns in 2025 after having a year off the Bellingen festival has dropped an impressive lineup that includes the reuniting of the psych-folk band, Cloud Control, BARKAA, South Summit, Mia Wray, Nerve, K.I.M, Hard-Ons, Vlossom, Voiid and the Versace Boys just to name a few.
Read MoreAustralia’s best laid-back festival experience, The Gum Ball returns in 2025 ready to celebrate a very special milestone as next year marks the event's 20th anniversary. Spanning three days and nights, 25th, 26th & 27th April 2025, The Gum Ball will again be a family-friendly and fully inclusive festival with a focus on great live music while also offering original art, comedy, pro skateboarding, a Silent Disco, markets, workshops, camping and more.
Read MoreThe adored musical event, the Pitch Music & Arts Festival, is again returning to its idyllic home at Grampian Plains, Victoria from the 7th -to 11th of March, with a music roster that features a collection of both international and local artists including Honey Dijon, Funk Tribu, 2manydjs (DJ SET), Daria Kolosova & SPFDJ, 999999999, Miley Serious, Job Jobse, FJAAK, Osmosis Jones, Kasper Marott, BADSISTA, Pablo Bozzi, Jennifer Loveless, Ned Bennett and Kuzco.
Read MoreThe Lookout Festival returns in 2025 with an all-Aussie lineup that is a dream come true for rock music enthusiasts. Legendary Australian rock bands Jet, Grinspoon, Jebeidiah, Spiderbait, Magic Dirt, Youth Group and The Veronicas complete the roster for the second instalment of the Lookout Festival series, which is set to tour the country in February and March next year.
Read MoreSummerSalt is ready to kick off 2025 with an unforgettable tour across Australia’s regional centers, and this year’s lineup promises to be one of its best yet. Featuring some of Australia’s most cherished talents, including Missy Higgins, John Butler, Fanning, Dempsey National Park, The Waifs, The Whitlams, and Josh Pyke, these festivals will be an eclectic, vibrant celebration of Aussie music.
Read MoreThe heart of Australia’s rock scene is set to beat louder and stronger this February as the Rock Is Not Dead Festival rolls into The Koala Tavern, Capalaba Qld on February 1st. Organized by the passionate Rock Is Not Dead group, this event will see Avalanche, Tailor Made Rejects, Snake Bite Whisky, Black Whiskey, Stone Rising, Whiskey On The Rox, Goatzilla and Slyther smashing out riffs on the night.
Read MoreNEW BLOOM FEST, a curated touring festival that showcases all things alt-rock, post-hardcore, grunge, punk, and everything in between has announced its return in March 2025 with a roster that will feature British rockers BASEMENT, American bands BALANCE AND COMPOSURE, DRAIN, GLITTERER. & ONE STEP CLOSER and will be rounded out with our very own SWEET PILL.
Read MoreMinistry of Sound’s TESTAMENT returns in 2025, with TMRW set to present the biggest series yet! April will see 12 specially curated TESTAMENT sessions in 8 cities across 3 countries, celebrating the golden era of 90s & 00s clubbing and club music with a lineup that includes internationals Paul Oakenfold, Roger Sanchez, Felix Da Housecat, Graeme Park, Krafty Kuts, Plump DJs, Smokin Jo, Utah Saints.
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