Memo Music Hall presents dazzling burlesque, blues brilliance and Aussie hits this November
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24.10.2025

Memo Music Hall presents dazzling burlesque, blues brilliance and Aussie hits this November

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Words by Kaya Martin

Memo Music Hall has kicked things up a notch this month.

The sun’s coming out, which means it’s time to hit St Kilda – and why not catch a show while you’re at it? This month, Memo Music Hall gives us plenty to enjoy. From awe-inspiring burlesque to mesmerising world music, with a handful of nostalgia-tinged tributes and Aussie icons in between, Memo’s has got the goods. 

Whether you prefer sitting right by the stage or closer to the back, there’s not a bad seat in the house, so come on down for a good time.

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

Australian Burlesque – The Big Tease Gala

The feathers, sparkle and vintage glamour take over as the Big Tease Gala lands at MEMO. Celebrating 16 years of dazzle, it’ll be a night of theatrical burlesque, cabaret-style surprises and bold artistry, perfect for a playful night out.

Australian Burlesque – New Follies!

The Burlesque Festival continues with the New Follies competition. Fresh performers bring their A-game in a celebration of vintage flair with a modern twist. Expect elegance, sass and unexpected turns.

Bob Downe – 40 Ridiculous Years! (Early Show)

  • 3 November, 5pm and 8:30pm
  • Tickets here and here

Catch the pop-camp icon Bob Downe as he celebrates four decades of outrageous fun, frocks and laughs. It’ll be hilarious, musical and just the kind of cheeky night the MEMO crowd loves, with throwback bangers and stand-up comedy galore.

Swinging Spring Carnivale w/ Bobby Valentine & The Revenge of the Big Band

 

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Step into a high-society gala of big-band swing, tuxedos and big tunes. Bobby Valentine’s 18-piece band delivers a night of Sinatra-style swing through to modern big-band revival vibes, with three yet-to-be-announced guests.

The L.A. Woman What If Show

Ever wondered what The Doors’ late-career tour might’ve been like? Presented by Mojo Risin’, this tribute revisits L.A. Woman and beyond with passion and energy – a must for Morrison fans.

Karise Eden & Greg Gould: Lady & The Tramp

 

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Two powerhouse Australian vocalists join forces for a night of musical chemistry. Fans should prepare for heartfelt duets and soaring performances that blend soul, pop and passion.

No Regrets: The Edith Piaf Story

 

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This theatrical concert brings Edith Piaf’s music and story to life with grace and emotion, as presented by Nikki Nouveau. It’ll be a Sunday arvo of French charm and timeless musical hits.

Elias Bartholomeo – An Evening of Fingerstyle Guitar

 

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Sydney-based fingerstyle guitarist Elias Bartholomeo brings his blend of country, blues and jazz to the stage. Known for his virtuosity and showmanship, the night promises dynamic playing, storytelling and plenty of charm. 

Stars

 

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Australia’s country-rock roots legends take the stage with fan favourites and heartfelt storytelling. Featuring a six-piece band, it’ll be a relaxed but electric gig for lovers of classic Aussie rock.

Eric Gales (USA) 

 

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Blues-rock powerhouse Eric Gales brings his soulful, high-voltage guitar work to St Kilda, with the McNaMarr Project providing support. With jaw-dropping solos and serious groove, it’s one of the month’s highlights.

The Dusty Springfield Show feat. Wendy Stapleton

 

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Relive the magic of Dusty Springfield with Wendy Stapleton at the helm. This nostalgic, dance-ready celebration will be full of beloved classic hits.

The Legends of Sunbury 50th Anniversary Tour – End of the Sunbury Era

 

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Get ready for a throwback to Australia’s golden rock era with iconic acts and festival spirit. With Madder Lake, Spectrum, and Phil Manning and Mat Taylor from Chain, this one’s ideal for fans keen to relive the glory days.

Seckou Keita – The Hendrix of the Kora

It’s world music at its finest. Seckou Keita’s hypnotic kora playing weaves West African tradition with modern brilliance. With Amadou Suso on support, expect a rich, transcendent experience.

Blues Music Victoria – 2025 Hall of Fame

Celebrate Victoria’s finest blues artists with live performances and inductions. A night for die-hard blues lovers, this event will honour the artists, industry leaders and venues who spearhead the community.

Painters and Dockers – I Know Better Queens Than That!

 

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Aussie punk-rock icons Painters and Dockers return with a riotous night of anthems and attitude. Support from Arabella & The Heist sets the tone for a wild one.

Rocketman – On Reflection

Come for the costumes, stay for the classics, in this glittering tribute to Elton John packed with sing-alongs and piano-rock flair. Greg Andrew does it best, hand-picked by personal invitation as the only global Elton John tribute to perform on the world’s biggest tribute festival stage.

Beatles Legacy feat. Denis Walter (3AW)

 

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Close out the month with Beatles brilliance. Denis Walter and friends deliver a heart-warming tribute to the Fab Four’s timeless catalogue, aimed to get that nostalgia flowing.

Keep up with Memo Music Hall here.

This article was made in partnership with Memo Music Hall.