From mystic raves to massive mosh pits: the Bergy Bandroom gets rowdy this January
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29.12.2025

From mystic raves to massive mosh pits: the Bergy Bandroom gets rowdy this January

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Words by Kaya Martin

The Bergy Bandroom is kicking off 2026 with an unstoppable barrage of shows.

The iconic Brunswick venue is the place to be this summer, and not just because of its laidback vibe, sprawling beer garden and vast selection of drinks (although those don’t hurt either). The Bergy’s taking no breaks this summer, going from strength to strength with a banging lineup that’s keeping the silly season going as long as you’d like.

From DJs to experimental drummers, from raw punk to vulnerable pop, from hardcore to indie heavyweights, every night’s a new adventure. Here’s what’s on the menu this month.

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

Napalm For The Masses

 

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Kick off your year Aussie-style with a raw punk and hardcore blitz when Napalm For The Masses hit the stage with support from Crashing the Same Car and Pontoon. This high-energy, gritty rock night will have you pogoing into 2026 with a beer in hand and a grin on your face.

The Casanovas

 

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Fresh off a massive AC/DC support slot, old school rock legends The Casanovas are back to crank the amps and rattle the rafters early in the new year. They’ll be supported by punk-psych lords Spitting Chips and indie psych rockers Snake Powder.

Mark Battles

 

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Hip-hop fans, this one’s for you. Acclaimed rapper and Quality Control member Mark Battles rolls into the Bergy with his dynamic lyrical flow and energetic stage presence. He’ll be joined by a banger team of support, including Some Guy Named Lee, Mazerati Roc and Billy Winfield.

Little Red Trucks: 2026 New Year Takeover

 

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Kick off the new year in style with Little Red Trucks and friends DC Maxwell, Frons and The Satts for a night of jangly guitars, love-and-lust anthems, and pure summer fun. It’ll be an indie-punk party with sweet hooks and sunshine feels (even after dark). 

Jonny Fritz and Joshua Hedley

 

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Two Nashville favourites join forces at the Bergy for a night of twangy, soulful country storytelling. Jonny Fritz and Joshua Hedley (with opener Chris Acker) promise heartfelt tunes, cheeky lyrics and classic honky-tonk charm, as presented by Love Police.

Galaxy Music 1 Year Anniversary Party

 

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Celebrate one year of killer shows with Galaxy Music and a stacked lineup featuring Mia Savannah, Asia, Elya, Sasha Williams and special guests. Prepare yourself for genre-blending vibes, local talent on fire and a real community feel in the Bandroom. 

Dog’s Breakfast Presents: The Last Bite

Rock out with a mixed bill curated by Dog’s Breakfast, featuring the likes of Kaytlyn Johnson and Griffin Morris. Spilling with classic Aussie garage rock charm, this indie and alt-rock showcase has your name on it. 

Alexander Flood

 

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Beatmaster Alexander Flood brings his drumming expertise to the Bergy for an enticing set. Fusing nu-jazz, house, broken beat, DnB, funk and experimental sounds, his show is sure to have you on your feet and grooving with support from Jake Amy and SystemBug b2b Maple Glaze.

Wild Rose Ascendancy: Transient Horizon

Wild Rose Ascendancy takes the stage to share mystic rave music from the Transient Horizon project. Featuring Sweet FA, Miss Huss, DJ Skrl, Red Mage, it’ll be a night of transcendent dance music and good vibrations.

The Dead Love

 

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Sydney’s cult grunge-punk trio The Dead Love are back in action for their reunion tour, serving raw energy and gritty hooks. If underground rock with attitude is your jam, this set will satisfy your wildest headbang dreams, with SOSO and Down & Out rounding out the lineup.

PUNK VS GRUNGE: Aquaplane / The Broken Rich / Killer Robots from the Future

 

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Grab your mates for a double-helping of visceral sounds as Aquaplane, The Broken Rich and Killer Robots From The Future battle it out in a night of crunchy riffs, flailing hair and gritty mosh-friendly madness. 

Colourblind 

 

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Celebrate a fresh release with Adelaide four-piece colourblind as they twist and turn through their latest EP in front of a rowdy local crowd. Bringing along fellow Adelaide talent Kurralta Park and Gush along for the right, it’s not to be missed.

Indie Night by The Corners

 

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The Corners lead this indie/rock showcase with support from Clydesdale and The Pearlies for a night that’s all about catchy hooks and sing-along choruses. It’s perfect for a mid-week wind-down with your crew. 

Carla Geneve

 

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Acclaimed singer-songwriter Carla Geneve brings her evocative storytelling and powerful vocals to Brunswick as part of her Don’t Be Afraid tour. Expect an emotional, heartfelt set that blends indie, rock and folk influences with raw Aussie charm. 

Silver Fang

 

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Finish January heavy with Silver Fang and guests Aurateque, Liar and Indigo Blaze as they unleash their Death Or Devotion EP in full force. Get ready for pounding rhythms, metalcore fury and a crowd ready to lose it.

For everything happening at the Bergy Bandroom in 2026, head here.

This article was made in partnership with the Bergy Bandroom.