UK electronic composer and audio-visual artist Max Cooper is heading to Melbourne with his immersive 3D live show.
On 7 February 2026, the Belfast-born, London-based producer will transform Northcote Theatre into a fully immersive world of sound and vision for a one-night-only performance.
Presented by Morning After as the event collective celebrates its 10th anniversary, the special evening runs from 7:30pm until midnight and promises to blur the lines between club night, art installation and cinematic experience.
Max Cooper Live 3D / AV Show
- Northcote Theatre, 216 High St, Northcote
- 7 February 2026
- 7:30pm – midnight
- Presale registration opens 2 December 2025
- General on sale 9 December 2025
Check out our gig guide here.
Cooper has carved out a singular space in electronic music, balancing his work as a producer and multi-disciplinary artist with a background in computational biology (yes, he has a PhD). His 3D audio-visual shows combine intricate electronic compositions with multi-layered projections, semi-transparent screens and sculptural light, surrounding the audience in a three-dimensional field of colour, geometry and narrative.
Drawing on themes of humanity, nature, data and the infinite, Cooper’s performances invite audiences to lose themselves in meditative ambience, soaring melodies and powerful club rhythms while vast visual worlds shift and unfold around them. The show represents a fusion of science, art and sound delivered through cutting-edge production.
For Morning After, this marks a major milestone. The forward-thinking event collective has spent the past decade curating emotionally charged nights that foreground community, high-calibre artists and world-class production. Bringing Cooper back to Melbourne for the first time since 2023 serves as both a celebration of their loyal following and a statement of intent for the years ahead.
The Northcote Theatre venue provides the perfect canvas for Cooper’s immersive visual work, with the historic space set to be transformed into something between a gallery installation and a dancefloor.
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