IT’S BEEN 15 YEARS OF ONE DIRECTION! On July 23, 2010 the world’s greatest band was formed and the we are throwing the ULTIMATE 1D party to celebrate!
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25 years ago, a group of friends formed in Adelaide, not knowing that they would forever change the face of heavy music all around the globe. I Killed The Prom Queen was not just a band instrumental in laying the foundations of the metalcore sound, but a cultural force that was critical to the creation of the pathways to success of countless other metal and hardcore bands who followed, with genre giants Parkway Drive and Bring Me The Horizon among the names that would not be the bands they are today otherwise. Over their three album run Prom Queen not only changed the game – they defined it.
In 2025 its founding members – vocalist Michael Crafter, guitarists Jona Weinhofen and Kevin Cameron, and drummer JJ Peters reunite to celebrate their formative years of their history with a set spanning the band’s first decade. Honoring the low end legacy of the late bassist Sean Kennedy will be the band’s one-time vocalist Jamie Hope.
Joining them for this momentous occasion are American mosh metal legends Emmure, Sydney’s fast rising deathcore killers To The Grave, and Melbourne hardcore outfit Threshold.
An Emo Night (that plays pop music) celebrating the music of Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, and Charli XCX—held in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. Expect the best emo, heavy, and alternative tunes blended with all your favourite pop tracks and guilty pleasures at one hell of a slayyy af party.
*NEW SHOW/S* – THE HORDERN PAVILION SHOW FOR YELLOWCARD ON APRIL 9 IS CANCELLED & TICKETS WILL BE REFUNDED DIRECTLY VIA TICKETEK.
YELLOWCARD WILL BE PERFORMING TWO INTIMATE SYDNEY REPLACEMENT SHOWS
TUE 15 APRIL @ LIBERTY HALL, SYDNEY
WED 16 APRIL @ LIBERTY HALL, SYDNEY
YOU WILL NEED TO PURCHASE A NEW TICKET TO ATTEND.
Legendary US Alt Rock band Yellowcard will be returning to Sydney for two special intimate headline shows – celebrating the 20-year anniversary of their platinum-selling album ‘Ocean Avenue’.
With over 1.8 million US copies sold and over 1 billion streams to date – the influence of Yellowcard’s seminal fourth studio album ‘Ocean Avenue’ is immeasurable. Armed with singles such as ‘Only One’, ‘Breathing’, ‘Way Away’ and, of course the title track ‘Ocean Avenue’, the album was a breakthrough for the band in 2003 – and has become a landmark album of the pop-punk and alternative rock sphere.
“It has taken us a long time to sort out bringing the 20th anniversary of Ocean Avenue to Australia, but we promise it will be worth the wait! This lineup is so good and we can’t wait to reconnect with our fans down under.” YELLOWCARD
*NEW SHOW/S* – THE HORDERN PAVILION SHOW FOR YELLOWCARD ON APRIL 9 IS CANCELLED & TICKETS WILL BE REFUNDED DIRECTLY VIA TICKETEK.
YELLOWCARD WILL BE PERFORMING TWO INTIMATE SYDNEY REPLACEMENT SHOWS
TUE 15 APRIL @ LIBERTY HALL, SYDNEY
WED 16 APRIL @ LIBERTY HALL, SYDNEY
YOU WILL NEED TO PURCHASE A NEW TICKET TO ATTEND.
Legendary US Alt Rock band Yellowcard will be returning to Sydney for two special intimate headline shows – celebrating the 20-year anniversary of their platinum-selling album ‘Ocean Avenue’.
With over 1.8 million US copies sold and over 1 billion streams to date – the influence of Yellowcard’s seminal fourth studio album ‘Ocean Avenue’ is immeasurable. Armed with singles such as ‘Only One’, ‘Breathing’, ‘Way Away’ and, of course the title track ‘Ocean Avenue’, the album was a breakthrough for the band in 2003 – and has become a landmark album of the pop-punk and alternative rock sphere.
“It has taken us a long time to sort out bringing the 20th anniversary of Ocean Avenue to Australia, but we promise it will be worth the wait! This lineup is so good and we can’t wait to reconnect with our fans down under.” YELLOWCARD
Inspired by a late-night walk through Nashville’s Broadway, Private Blizzard showcases Dhruv’s ability to transform personal struggles into captivating music. Collaborating with producer Daniel Tashian (Golden Hour) and a team of Nashville’s finest, he crafted a sound that’s both intimate and refined.
Despite its themes of isolation and heartbreak, Private Blizzard remains deeply resonant and effortlessly engaging. Tracks like “Ode to Boredom” and “Speed of Light” turn emotional turmoil into infectious melodies, while ballads like “Grieving” and “The Morning” deliver raw, reflective moments. Through it all, Dhruv lays bare his personal storms, inviting listeners to find solace in his journey—proof that even in our darkest times, music can be a guiding light.
Don’t miss the chance to experience Dhruv live, performing Private Blizzard along with his biggest hits for an unforgettable night.
Iconic Sydney band The Preatures reunite for a 15-date tour to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their ground-breaking debut album, Blue Planet Eyes. The band will perform the album in its entirety, along with a collection of their much-loved hits, on their upcoming ‘Blue Planet Eyes’ 10th Anniversary Tour.
Released in 2014, Blue Planet Eyes introduced The Preatures to the world with its infectious blend of 60s R&B and country-inflected pop-rock. The album garnered widespread critical acclaim, and a devoted global following crossing genres and generations, thanks to its irresistible hooks, timeless sound and standout tracks like ‘Is This How You Feel?’, ‘Better Than It Ever Could Be’ and ‘Somebody’s Talking’. You can expect to hear these songs and more as the band revisit the hits that helped define an era of Australian music.
From the badlands of brass and the frontiers of funk, Melbourne Ska Orchestra rides again with a soundtrack for the wild-hearted!
Armed with a new record, The Ballad of Monte Loco, the 20-piece posse is firing off a genre-busting fusion of Spaghetti Western swagger, deep reggae grooves, and horn-powered mayhem. It’s the next chapter in MSO’s wild musical saga—and it’s coming in hot.
Fresh off the dusty trails of Mexico and the maple-syruped dancehalls of Canada, MSO returns home for the Australian leg of their 2025 World Tour. Expect cinematic showdowns, sweat-soaked dance floors, and enough energy to raise the roof on every saloon from Sydney to Fremantle.
This ain’t no gig—it’s a dub-drenched reckoning in the badlands of Monte Loco, where the riddim rolls like thunder, the horns cry like desert prophets, and this band of sonic outlaws rides with purpose and fire.
Eighty-Six & Inhibit are joining forces for a massive night of drum and bass, bringing some of the biggest names in the game to Liberty Hall, Sydney/Eora on Friday, June 6th!
Headlining is A.M.C & Phantom, one of the most technically sound DJs in the game. His high-energy sets that have dominated some of the biggest stages around the world such as Let It Roll, Rampage, and Boomtown. Joining them is Koven, the dynamic duo behind massive releases on Monstercat and UKF, fresh from performances at Tomorrowland and EDC.If that wasn’t enough to get the vibe going, also joining us on the bill is Skantia, a rising force on RAM Records known for tracks like Cluster, plus Circadian, who is definitely a name to keep an eye on as he’s quickly solidifying his name in the game with releases on some of the biggest labels in the scene. Liberty Hall, Sydney/Eora
Frontier Touring is pleased to announce acclaimed UK musician, composer, and producer Nick Mulvey will bring his Dark Harvest World Tour to Australia in February 2026. Known for his intricate guitar work, poetic lyricism, and deeply immersive live performances, Mulvey was last down under three years ago. On this visit he’ll perform four exclusive headline shows in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, delivering a profound live experience that resonates long after the last note.
From his early studies in ethnomusicology to his time in Havana and his role in co-founding the Mercury-nominated Portico Quartet, Mulvey’s career has always been about exploration – both of sound and spirit. His debut solo album, First Mind (2014), earned critical acclaim and a Mercury Prize nomination, while his follow-up, Wake Up Now (2017), expanded his artistic scope. His 2022 album New Mythology delved further into the spiritual and mythic dimensions of songcraft, leading naturally to his latest release, The Dark Harvest album – Part 1. These records see him working alongside a cast of world-class collaborators, including the legendary producer Jimmy Hogarth (Amy Winehouse, Paolo Nutini), the boundary-pushing Leo Abrahams (Brian Eno, Jon Hopkins), and the globally renowned Parisi Brothers (Ed Sheeran, Fred Again). Onstage, Mulvey’s journey has previously taken him from sell-out European and US solo tours to The Pyramid stage at Glastonbury and London’s The Royal Albert Hall and Hammersmith Apollo.
Through his evocative songs, Mulvey seamlessly blends the sacred and the everyday, drawing comparisons to legends such as Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake. With his profound ability to create a sense of unity and belonging, Nick Mulvey’s performances leave audiences with an experience that is felt as much as it is heard.
