23 things to do in Sydney this weekend (January 30-February 1)
Looking for things to do this weekend? Welcome to your curated guide to the top events, activities and unique experience in and around Sydney.
Looking for things to do this weekend? Welcome to your curated guide to the top events, activities and unique experience in and around Sydney.
2026 promises to be a year of culture, sport, music and unforgettable spectacle across Sydneyโ here’s what’s on.
January is when Sydney truly comes alive, as the packed lineup of theatre, sporting events, concerts and more meets the warm weather, long evenings and blazing sun. Where else would you want to be?
AC/DC will be thrashing out their best hits at Accor Stadium for their Aussie tour – the first in over a decade. The POWER UP Tour will kick off in Sydney in late November, followed by gigs in the Capital cities of Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane. Angus Young on lead guitar, vocalist Brian Johnson, rhythm
Sydney Festival, the city’s ultimate cultural takeover, returns in just two months, running from January 8 to 25.
The Oasis world tour 2025 is one of the most widely anticipated musical tours of all time. Not just because they are one of the best selling music artists of all time but because this world tour marks their first live appearances since they split in 2009. Their reunion and the tour were announced last
We’ve created a list of all the best events happening this jam-packed month to help you plot and plan a perfect November.
Iconic hip-hop collective Wu-Tang Clan have announced an Australian leg of their current farewell tour, The Final Chamber, marking the last time weโll see all nine members on stage after 33 years of game-changing rap.
Fuzzy’s returning New Year’s Eve festival isn’t the only large-scale music event set to take over Bondi Beach in the coming months, with the UK’s cult Mighty Hoopla festival pitching its Australian debut on Sydney’s most iconic sands. And they’re doing it in a big way, bringing none other than pop superstar and LGBTQI+ icon
The Marrickville Music Festival returns this Sunday, filling the Inner West suburb with live music, creative market stalls and mouth-watering food trucks.