Catch award-winning Ghanaian hip hop, Irish rap and Aussie dance rock legends at Prince Bandroom this October
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28.09.2026

Catch award-winning Ghanaian hip hop, Irish rap and Aussie dance rock legends at Prince Bandroom this October

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From dance rock royalty to grunge tributes, Ghanaian rap to farewell punk, Prince Bandroom's October lineup has something for everyone.

Prince Bandroom has an eclectic lineup this month, from club nights to country stars, dance rock to dance rap, grunge ghosts to a farewell tour that’s almost definitely absolutely the last one.

It’s shaping up to be a month of parties.

vSee what’s on this October and book fast – f5ve and The Deep have already sold out.

Check out our gig guide, our festival guide, our live music venue guide and our nightclub guide. Follow us on Instagram here.

Ilan Bluestone

  • 3 October 
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Fan of driving basslines and soaring synth in your dance music? Chances are you’ve heard London-based producer Ilan Bluestone’s recent hits like ‘Will We Remain?’, ‘Let Me Know’ and ‘I Believe’.

He’s been touring the globe off the back of his debut studio album ‘Scars’. Before he continues on to perform shows at Electric Zoo, Transmission Prague and London’s Brixton Electric later this year, he’s stopping in at Prince Bandroom.

He’s performed live at London’s Wembley Arena, the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, EDC Las Vegas and New York’s Madison Square Garden. This is a truly world class act.

f5ve + THE DEEP: f4n m33t australia

  • 8 October
  • SOLD OUT

 

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Fan of hyperpop hooks and genre-bending pop? Chances are you’ve heard Tokyo’s inter-dimensional dream agents f5ve, off the back of viral hits like ‘Underground’ and ‘Sugar Free Venom’ feat. Kesha.

They’re making their Australian debut at Prince Bandroom, joined by South Korean electronic-pop artist The Deep, presented by AETERNA & TEG Dainty.

f5ve have sold out headline shows in LA and London and topped Apple Music’s J-POP charts in 20 countries. A genuine global pop act, live for the first time on home turf.

Sarkodie

  • 9 October
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As a Ghanan hiphop icon and pioneer of African rap, Sarkodie’s reputation precedes him worldwide.

Catch this multi-award-winning powerhouse for one night only.

Sarkodie (the stage name of Michael Owusu Addo) is renowned for his charismatic live performances, often rapping in the Ghanan language, Twi. It’s his first time touring Australia, and the bandroom is selling VIP tickets, so don’t miss your chance.

Guttermouth – One Last Time farewell tour

  • 10 October
  • SOLD OUT

Guttermouth has a reputation for wild tours and unfiltered punk rock behaviour (which saw them banned from Canada). But frontman Mark Adkins is done, this is the last go around the circuit. For real, this time. The Californian punk outfit formed in 1989 and the chaos hasn’t stopped since then. After over 20 years of visiting Australia, this gig is one of just seven shows – and this one’s on Adkins’ 60th birthday. Who knows what will happen when things kick off? 

Stella Lefty

  • 11 October
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Rolling Stone called her a “country superstar”, and Stella Lefty is on the rise.

This LA-based artist is one of the most exciting new names in country, and this is one of only two headline shows she’s playing in Australia, as well as Strummingbird.

Famed for her stage presence, her music mingles pop and country elements with earnest, insightful storytelling.

Her single ‘Boston’ has now surpassed 170 million global streams, she’s performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and her EP, Is This Heaven?, debuted at No. 9 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart.

Ghosts of Grunge – The Voices That Lived Loud and Died Young

  • 16 October
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Neither a cover band nor a tribute act, this is a show honouring late, great grunge legends who died too young: Layne Staley (Alice in Chains), Chris Cornell (Soundgarden), Scott Weiland (Stone Temple Pilots), Shannon Hoon (Blind Melon) and Kurt Cobain (Nirvana).

Each song from these bands will draw you on a journey through the complexities, chaos and emotional depths of the sound that defined an era, executed by a live band of pros.

An homage for the true fans.

SPANK x RE-UNITED presents IN FULL BLOOM

  • 17 October
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Your favourite club night is back, a 7 hour session with 5 killer DJs kicking off from 9pm.

Headlining is special Guest Sgt. Slick, globetrotting DJ and producer who’s been spinning house, dance and disco for decades, Club veteran Adrian V is bringing disco house and soul, and they’re supported by local talent Milan, Miss Karts and Romy D. Plus, expect a performance from Danza Talent dancers.

Rogue Traders – ‘The Anthems’ 21st Anniversary Tour

  • 22 October
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It’s a milestone birthday for the Rogue Traders, and you’ll want to join in the celebrations.

Join Natalie Bassingthwaighte, James Ash, Tim Henwood and Cameron McGlinchey as they mark the occasion with a party of their dance rock classics, from the iconic ‘Voodoo Child’ to ‘Watching You’.

With a suite of top ten hits and multiple platinum selling albums, there’s a night of certified bangers ahead – and they’ll also be playing a few songs from their new album, Midnight Alarms.

MC Pat Flynn

  • 31 October
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Following sold-out shows across Ireland and the UK, MC Pat Flynn is bringing his singular Irish stylings to St Kilda for a night of fast-paced dance-rap.

His freestyling has caught online attention across the globe, with his catchy tracks currently sitting at over 100 million streams.

He’s only playing a handful of shows down under, so you’ll want to catch him here.

For more information, head here.

This article was made in partnership with Prince Bandroom.