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19.01.2022 Babyshambles UK garage rockers Babyshambles will be making their very first venture out to Australia. Fronted by Macaulay Culkin's roomie and troublemaker Pete Doherty, the UK trio will hopefully make it past immigration to play a gig at the Palace before they head up to Byron Bay to play Splendour in the Grass. Tuesday 25th June @ The Palace Theatre, Melbourne.
15.01.2022 Apollo Bay Music Festival The Apollo Bay Music Festival is a refreshing alternative. An event that is as much about celebrating local community as well as international artists, ABMF hosts a menagerie of artists, performers, musicians and other vendors. This year's 21st birthday lineup is a combination of established acts like UK folk outfit Turin Brakes and hometown hip-hop/funk legends Skunkhour as well as newcomers (including buskers) from a variety of different genres. Ta...king place where the mountains meet the ocean in stunning Apollo Bay, in addition to tickets for the day or weekend there are a number of free events on the beach. Tickets start at $40. Date: 26-28 April 2013. Where: Apollo Bay, Victoria, Australia.
14.01.2022 The Rubens The Rubens had a stellar 2012 the release of their debut album, the number ten spot on the Triple J Hottest 100...etc etc. Now the boys are embarking on a national tour and will be stopping by the Forum Theatre, with Walk the Moon and Bloods in support. MAY 10 SHOW IS NOW SOLD OUT. NEW SHOW ON MAY 11 ADDED!
09.01.2022 San Cisco San Cisco have been tearing things up in the States at SXSW and now the catchy-as four piece will be coming back home for their Beach tour. They hit the Corner Hotel for two shows, with an under 18s only matinee kicking off at noon, followed by an over 18s gig later that evening. Date: May 25th... Cost: $23 Where: The Corner Hotel, 57 Swan St Richmond. See more
04.01.2022 Leaps and Bounds Music Festival The inaugural Leaps and Bounds Music Festival is set to celebrate Melbourne's epicentre of live music, the City of Yarra. Named after the iconic and beloved Paul Kelly song, the festival will run from Friday 5 to Sunday 21 July spread across 50 traditional venues from the Corner Hotel to the Empress, as well as special pop-up venues on Stanley Street and Gertrude Street. Each precinct within the City of Yarra will have a focus day. Richmond on ...July 7, Johnston St on July 12, Abbotsford on July 13, the backstreets of Fitzroy and Collingwood on July 14, Brunswick St on July 17, Smith St on July 18 and North Fitzroy and Clifton Hill on July 20. With the line up recently announced, these are the venues that will be hosting some of Melbourne’s best local live music: Abbotsford Convent, Bar Open, Barleycorn Hotel, Bendigo Hotel, Boite World Music Café, Corner Hotel, Empress Hotel, Eureka, Evelyn Hotel, First Floor, Fitzroy Bowling Club, Fox Hotel, Gasometer, Gertrude’s Brown Couch, Grace Darling Hotel, Great Britain Hotel, Grumpy's Green, Labour In Vain, Laundry, LuWow, Night Cat, Old Bar, PBS FM Studio 5, Rainbow Hotel, Rochester Hotel, Some Velvet Morning, Standard Hotel, The Vic Hotel, Tote Hotel, Uptown Jazz Café, Workers Club, Yah Yah's and Yarra Hotel. You can locate your tickets for each show through your preferred venue, as they will be independently running their own events. As in the past, The Corner Hotel will be playing host to the festival’s largest line up, featuring international bands, alongside Goldfields (July 13), Kingswood (July 18) and Airbourne (July 20). Mikeangelo & The Tin Star with The Black Eyed Susans will feature in a special matinee double at 1pm, Sunday July 7, together with various surprise guests and collaborations such as dream pop princess St Clare and western alternative country band, The Mightiest Of Guns. More venues and artists will emerge as the festival approaches.
