Melbourne's Festival Hall stands as a storied cornerstone of the city's vibrant music landscape, tracing its origins back to 1915 when it first opened as a roller-skating rink.
Evolving into a renowned live music venue by the 1950s, Festival Hall has since become synonymous with iconic performances and cultural significance. With a capacious setting accommodating over 5,000 attendees, the superb venue has hosted an illustrious roster of music legends, spanning from The Beatles and Frank Sinatra to contemporary stars like Ed Sheeran and Lorde.
As the year progresses into its bustling touring season, Festival Hall is poised to showcase an exciting lineup featuring global sensations such as P1Harmony, Fletcher, The Last Dinner Party and more. Whether you’re drawn to pop anthems, indie vibes, or soulful melodies, Festival Hall promises an eclectic array of performances that cater to every musical palate, solidifying its status as Melbourne’s premier destination for live music enthusiasts.
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Omar Apollo
- Monday, July 15th
- Tickets HERE
Two years on from the release of his debut album Ivory, Omar Apollo is about to kick off his world tour, starting in Melbourne at Festival Hall. Having just released his latest album God Said No in late June, Apollo is at the top of his game.
TV Girl
- Tuesday, July 16th
- Tickets HERE
Forming in 2010, TV Girl blends ‘60s French pop and southern California soul. Their latest album, Grapes Upon The Vine has been receiving stellar reviews from critics and fans alike, and is their most mature work to date. Due to high demand, all venues have been upgraded and a second Sydney show has been added.
P1Harmony
- Thursday, July 18th
- Tickets HERE
K-pop group P1Harmony formed in 2020, and have quickly risen to fame. 2023 saw them embark on a huge world tour, and Aussie fans were thrilled with the news of their return this year. Their debut album DISHARMONY: STAND OUT received positive reviews and peaked at number 5 on the Gaon Album Chart.
Baby Gravy
- Saturday, July 20th
- Tickets HERE
Yung Gravy and bbno$ first collaborated on the 2017 Baby Gravy EP, sparking a musical partnership showcased on hits like Rotisserie and Whip A Tesla. Their 2021 single Baby Gravy 2 earned over half-a-billion streams. This tour promises to be a heck of a lot of fun, with good friends, great music and off-the-chart vibes. It’s definitely a must-see event.
The Last Dinner Party
- Monday, July 22nd
- Tickets HERE
The Last Dinner Party are a London-based group (with an Aussie among them!), currently taking the indie music scene by storm. Their smash hit Nothing Matters has almost 100 million plays on Spotify, and their tour initially sold out in record time, resulting in all venues being upgraded.
Catfish & The Bottlemen
- Friday, 6th September
- Tickets HERE
Renowned multi-Platinum BRIT Award winners and arena-fillers Catfish & The Bottlemen are heading back Down Under this September. Known for uniting fans globally with their impactful music and live performances, the tour promises to be filled with joyful release and communal celebration, embodying their monumental new chapter in music.
Yo Yo Honey Singh
- Saturday, 7th September
- Tickets HERE
The King of Indian hip hop is making his return to Australia after 10 years. With billions of streams and views, Yo Yo Honey Singh is no doubt the biggest name in Desi hip hop. This is going to be a massive show, with impressive production and a fantastic performance from Yo Yo Honey Singh, accompanied by Alfaaz, Hommie Dilliwala and Leo Grewal.
Furnace & Fundamentals
- Friday, 20th September
- Tickets HERE
Furnace & Fundamentals describe themselves as ‘six talented, loveable idiots’ and I couldn’t agree more. Their music and performances exude joy and are one heck of a good time. Performing hits from Beyonce, The Beatles, Spice Girl, and even The Lion King, their show will feature their signature pink flamingo, sparkles, confetti, inflatable dolls, and even celebrity guests!
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