Spring has officially sprung at the Bergy Bandroom.
Maybe the winter chill kept you home for the past few months, but you’ve got no excuse now. Luckily, our favourite Sydney Road haunt has provided a jam-packed assortment of gigs, launch parties and mini-festivals, so there’s plenty to see while you reintroduce yourself to society.
From sludgy doom metal to teenage angst pop, the bandroom will be bumping all month. Whether you’re trying to get amped up on a Friday night or wind down with a few tunes on a Sunday, you’ve got options. Check out the calendar below and grab your tickets while you still can.
Stay up to date with what’s happening in and around Melbourne here.
SLOWCUT
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- 4 September
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From the banks of the Brisbane River, SLOWCUT dish up a cold blast of atmospheric sludge and doom that hits like a tonne of bricks while still leaving room to breathe. Their live sets turn the room into a wall of distortion and tension, balancing crushing riffs with that hypnotic, cinematic haze that lingers long after the last note.
Events by Ella Launch Party
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- 5 September
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Events by Ella is kicking off with an afternoon of live music and good vibes, headlined by Jemima Rae and backed by Chanel Louise and SEVEN7Y2. Jemima’s debut EP Desire Makes You Ugly is pure teen-angst rock energy, Chanel’s bringing those emotional alt-pop soundscapes, and SEVEN7Y2 are ready to leave everything on the stage.
Dear Sunday
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- 5 September
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Dear Sunday are back on the road with a fresh set packed with new songs, fan favourites and a few unreleased gems, supported by Spici Water. This is the next chapter for one of Australia’s sharpest indie-rock outfits, and they’re bringing that signature energy straight to the Bandroom.
Sunday School: Human Noise, Soliloquy, Skiptracer
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- 6 September
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Sunday School is the new matinee series for your weekend wind-down (or wind-up), with cheap beers and a rotating cast of current and future favourites. Human Noise, Soliloquy and Skiptracer are taking the first shift, so grab a ticket and we’ll see you at the bar.
Petrol Williams
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- 10 September
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After nearly a year off the stage, Petrol Williams is back to launch Hoped Not Again, the first single from the upcoming EP Evening All Day Long. Fresh from a UK tour and leaning into a grungier, guitar-heavy sound, this one promises a wild mix of grunge, Greek folk, dream-wave and rock and roll all tangled up together.
Sienna Skies
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- 11 September
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Sydney’s Sienna Skies are headlining their Australian Spring Tour after a busy run supporting Memphis May Fire, Blessthefall and Hawthorne Heights. Their blend of rock and modern metalcore is built for angst-filled anthems and big singalongs, with Melbourne’s Saving Face, Adelaide’s Down & Out, plus locals Caution Thieves and Amberfield rounding out the bill.
One Very Cool Saturday Arvo
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- 12 September
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Saskia Robin, Kramas and Izzy Skinner are teaming up for a carefully curated arvo of indie, experimental and genre-bending sounds. Saskia’s bringing raw ’90s-inspired indie rock, Kramas refuse to sit still across electronic, punk and psychedelic territory, and Izzy’s violin work is taking indie-folk-pop somewhere fresh and electric.
Ghost Care
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- 12 September
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Perth trio Ghost Care are hitting the road for the first time in 2026 to celebrate their new jangly indie-rock gem Never Knew. This is a high-energy live show packed with brand-new material, so don’t miss the chance to catch them while they’re in town.
Segression
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- 18 September
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Wollongong metal legends Segression are marking 30 years with a Best Of album launch and a night of high-energy mayhem, supported by The Witching Hour and Common Evil. Songs like 5th of the 5th and Painted in Blood still hit like anthems, and these blokes know how to put on a show that sticks with you.
She Makes Noise
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- 19 September
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She Makes Noise is back for its second year, celebrating women and femme-presenting artists with a festival full of jazz, alt-rock, indie, folk and electronic pop. Girls Night In, harminia, Kaylah Thomas, LÂLKA and Sadie Mustoe are lining up for a night that’s equal parts supportive and seriously fun.
Hellphx
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- 20 September
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Melbourne’s Hellphx are launching their new single For the Wire with a rockin’ shoegaze-punk set, supported by Mirror Clippers, Misfitdeo and Cellophanes. Think sludgy bass, endless walls of guitar and vocals dripping with that perfect dose of apathy.
Victoria K
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- 24 September
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Gothic metal outfit Victoria K are bringing their critically acclaimed album The Pleasure of Sorrow to the stage for a night of operatic grandeur and heavy orchestration. Wallet Inspector, Beautiful Bedlam and Alien Fingers are along for the ride, serving up progressive, experimental and unapologetically weird support.
Overnight
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- 25 September
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Australian boyband Overnight are hitting the road for their first national tour in support of the debut EP Don’t Think Twice, with Sunday Honey and Bite My Tongue in tow. Smooth harmonies, infectious energy and a stage presence that’s already turning heads make this one worth catching early.
ARAMINTA
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- 26 September
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ARAMINTA is celebrating the release of her debut EP Rnt U Tired? with her biggest headline show yet, backed by a five-piece band and special guests Kaviitá and Javiera Diaz. Modern feminine R&B meets folk and Greek heritage influences for a set that’s intimate, powerful and full of soulful connection.
For more information on everything happening at the Bergy Bandroom, head here.
This article was made in partnership with the Bergy Bandroom.
