Memo Music Hall has certainly got an eclectic mix in the calendar this month.
The charming and intimate St Kilda venue is the perfect place to experience the magic of live music, whether you’re busting it down on the dancefloor or just sitting back and taking it all in.
In February, stop by to see tributes to legends both modern and classic, as well as Eurovision finalists, family bands, Aussie icons and so much more. There’s a lot to love this month, so we won’t waste much time. Let’s take a look.
Stay up to date with what’s happening in and around Melbourne here.
The Bruno Mars Experience
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- 6 February
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This high-energy tribute celebrates the music and style of Bruno Mars with polished choreography and powerhouse vocals. The set spans fan favourites from Uptown Funk through to 24K Magic, delivering hit after hit without slowing down. It is a dancefloor-ready night built for big singalongs and serious groove.
The Yachtski Brothers
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- 7 February
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The Yachtski Brothers bring smooth yacht rock and soulful grooves to Memo Music Hall for a relaxed Saturday night session. Their tight harmonies and effortless musicianship create a warm, nostalgic atmosphere in a show tailor-made for anyone who appreciates finely crafted songs and laid-back vibes.
Victor Wooten and the Wooten Brothers (USA)
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- 8 February
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Grammy-winning bassist (otherwise known as the “Michael Jordan of the bass”) Victor Wooten performs alongside his family band for a night of exceptional musicianship. The group blends funk, jazz and soul with remarkable technical skill and deep musical connection.
Ten Years Of Tom ‘1977–1987’
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- 13 February
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This tribute explores a defining decade of Tom Waits’ catalogue through performances by a collection of respected Australian musicians. The show captures the grit, poetry and theatrical flair that shaped his work during this era. It is a thoughtful and immersive celebration of one of songwriting’s most distinctive voices.
Manizha (Russia)
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- 14 February
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Russian Eurovision contestant Manizha brings her genre-blending pop and powerful vocal presence to Memo Music Hall on Valentine’s night. Her songs balance ancient Tajikistan melodies with propulsive art-pop and bold, contemporary production.
Gypsy – The Australian Fleetwood Mac Show
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- 15 February
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Gypsy delivers a comprehensive tribute to Fleetwood Mac with a two-hour set of classic songs. The show recreates the band’s signature harmonies, iconic guitar work and enduring melodies. It’ll be a nostalgic journey through one of the most beloved catalogues in rock history.
Tim Freedman’s Moonlit Deck
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- 20 February
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Aussie legend Tim Freedman presents an intimate performance that places piano, storytelling and song at the centre of the evening. The show highlights his wit, warmth and ability to connect directly with an audience. It is a stripped-back experience that showcases the heart of his songwriting.
Summer Sizzler w/ Freya-Josephine Hollick and Smith & Western Jury
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- 21 February
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This Sunday afternoon lineup brings together some of Melbourne’s strongest alt-country and Americana voices. Freya-Josephine Hollick’s sharp songwriting pairs seamlessly with the grit and drive of Smith & Western Jury. The result is a relaxed, sun-soaked session built around strong stories and twangy guitars.
Alma Zygier
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- 22 February
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Alma Zygier brings her blues-inflected style and commanding vocals to Memo Music Hall for a Sunday performance. Her voice carries decades of experience and a deep connection to Australian music history, with her parents being legends Deborah Conway and Willy Zygier, and she’s honed her skills to stand firmly on her own.
Harry Manx (Canada)
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- 27 February
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Harry Manx blends blues traditions with Indian musical influences in a style he calls Mysticssippi. His slide guitar work and soulful delivery create a deeply immersive live experience. The performance moves fluidly between meditative moments and rich rhythmic grooves.
Jack Howard’s Epic Brass – An Epic Return!
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- 28 February
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Jack Howard closes out February with a full-band brass celebration featuring an impressive lineup of guest musicians. The show delivers bold arrangements, joyful energy and a strong sense of community. It is a fitting finale to a packed month of live music at Memo Music Hall.
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This article was made in partnership with Memo Music Hall.
