Lady Gaga is shimmying down to Sydney this December

Lady Gaga live

Lady Gaga will bring her Mayhem Ball tour to Australia’s east coast this year, with stops in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney. Announced today, the pioneer of new-age avant garde pop is packing in some stadium shows her “Down Under Monsters,” scheduling a visit as part of her wider world tour starting in Las Vegas this

Ricky Martin is shaking his hips over to Sydney in November

Ricky Martin live in Sydney

Ricky Martin fans in Sydney will be Livin’ la Vida Loca this November as the music icon heads to Australia for a four-date tour with pop queen Rita Ora on support duties. The Ricky Martin Live 2025 tour plays into the trend of nostalgia shows from big-name legacy artists heading down to the Harbour City

Dua Lipa champions Australian music at spectacular live shows

Dua Lipa in Sydney

One of the world’s biggest pop stars, Dua Lipa, is clearly a fan of Australian music, incorporating some of our best homegrown artists into her sold-out live shows across eight dates—five in Melbourne, three in Sydney—with crowd-pleasing surprises each night. The Houdini hitmaker just finished launching her current Radical Optimism tour in Australia, kickstarting a

Dua Lipa in Sydney: What you need to know

Fans prepare to see Dua Lipa in Sydney. She is pictured on stage against a dark background

She was named one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world last year and her third studio album, Radical Optimism, earned her a number two spot here in Australia. Dua Lipa’s career has been marked by significant milestones, including winning a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording for her collaboration with Silk

Global Irish music festival, MISNEACH, arriving in Sydney for St Patrick’s Day

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One of the most recognisable Irish singers of our time, Dermot Kennedy, arrives in Sydney this weekend to debut a brand-new annual global music festival that’s focused entirely on celebrating Ireland’s rich musical heritage. And it’s perfect timing too, with the Sydney music festival coinciding with St Patrick’s Day celebrations. Dubbed the MISNEACH (pronounced mish-nyah,