James Dryden 22/1/26 James Dryden 22/1/26

Viagra Boys | Festival Hall Melbourne | January 20th

Beyond what the audience is hearing, the band is also incredibly engaging visually, with Murphy’s signature heavily tattooed beer gut on full display, or Oskar Carls’ big, shiny tenor sax on stage left glistening under the downlights. Plus, with six band members on stage, there is always someone or something to watch.

Drew Hill 12/12/25 Drew Hill 12/12/25

Architects | Festival Hall

Between a strong support lineup and a band clearly grateful to be back on local stages, the night set a solid tone for the rest of the tour. If this first show is anything to go by, Architects’ relationship with Australian crowds remains as strong as ever, and it will be interesting to see how the rest of the run unfolds.

Ellie Westall 6/12/25 Ellie Westall 6/12/25

Sombr | Festival Hall

Lucky fans across Australia have lots of exciting things coming their way with Dust and Sombr, and many across the world as well with so many shows over the next 6 months it’s would not something you’d want to be missing.

Asuka Chen 26/9/25 Asuka Chen 26/9/25

The Wombats | Festival Hall

Tight, confident and consistently hilarious, The Wombats once again proved why they remain one of indie-pop’s most beloved live acts: masters of turning music, comedy and chaos into an unforgettable night.