In August, Memo Music Hall welcomes singing superstars, roosty rockers and vintage hits
Subscribe
X

Get the latest from Beat

"*" indicates required fields

23.07.2026

In August, Memo Music Hall welcomes singing superstars, roosty rockers and vintage hits

memo music hall
words by staff writer

Something Memo Music Hall always gets right is platforming artists with undeniable talent.

Whether it comes in the form of powerhouse vocals, insane guitar shredding, mind-bending drum technique or just incredible stage presence, there’s something about every Memo artist that makes them shine.

For fans, this means you can sit back and relax, because you know you’re in for something great every time. Memo will take good care of you. So what’s on offer this month? Let’s take a little look.

Stay up to date with what’s happening in and around Melbourne here.

Raw Brit

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Raw Brit (@rawbrit)

The boys from Raw Brit are back for another ripper night at Memo, tearing through late ’60s and ’70s British twin guitar classics from Free, Rolling Stones, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Bad Company, T-Rex, Bowie, Status Quo, Thin Lizzy, Glitter and Led Zeppelin. With Mick Pealing on vocals, Dave Leslie on guitar and a stacked lineup including members of Baby Animals, Boom Crash Opera and more, this is no-holds-barred rock’n’roll at its finest.

Skyscraper Stan

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Skyscraper Stan (@skyscraperstan)

Skyscraper Stan teams up with longtime collaborator Oskar Herbig for an intimate journey through three studio albums and some unreleased gems. Their intricate lyrics, baritone vocals and whirling guitar lines make for world-class songwriting packed with tight harmonies and plenty of laughs in the cosy Memo setting.

Hot August Night – The Neil Diamond Story

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Neil Diamond (@neildiamond)

This beloved show captures the essence of Neil Diamond’s iconic hits with stunning accuracy, featuring the Diamond Sisters and the powerhouse brass of The Fabulous Horn Dogs. Celebrating 50 years of the artist’s iconic music, it’ll be a feel-good singalong spectacular that’s selling fast for good reason.

Things Of Stone and Wood (The Original Duo)

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Things Of Stone And Wood (@t_o_s_a_w)

The original duo from Things of Stone and Wood hits Memo as part of their Rae St Album Launch Tour. With two Top 10 albums and a stack of hits under their belt, this will be a heartfelt night celebrating their enduring Aussie songcraft.

Soul Sacrifice – The Music of Santana

Iconic seven-piece tribute group Soul Sacrifice returns with their fiery Latin rock extravaganza, faithfully delivering the great music of Santana. It’s all about the grooves, percussion and that unmistakable spirit – a proper celebration of Santana’s unforgettable tracks for fans old and new.

The Weight – Ballads of The Band w/ Andy Baylor’s Chicken Skin Orchestra

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Andy Baylor (@bluesnrootsmaestro)

Andy Baylor and the Chicken Skin Orchestra reimagine the iconic, mysterious songs of The Band alongside Kelly Auty, Susannah Espie, Sarah Carroll and Van Walker. This rootsy afternoon will be full of soulful ballads and imaginative arrangements.

Brooke Taylor & The Gin Spitting Queens and The Davidson Brothers

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Brooke Taylor (@brooketaylormusic)

Brooke Taylor, Melbourne’s musical maverick, brings The Gin Spitting Queens and The Davidson Brothers along with special guest Hazel & The Thief. Expect powerhouse vocals, guitar-thumping energy and a night of eclectic, foot-stomping fun.

HARLAN – The Homecoming Tour

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by HARLAN (@harlan.goode)

Fresh from runner-up on Australian Idol 2026, powerhouse vocalist Harlan Goode kicks off his first-ever East Coast Tour with a special homecoming show at Memo. This rising star is capturing hearts and delivering memorable performances.

To find out more about what’s going on at Memo Music Hall, head here.

This article was made in partnership with Memo Music Hall.