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Now or Never takes over Melbourne from 19 to 30 August, and if last year’s program proved the festival could turn a laser show into a citywide event, this year’s lineup is out to prove it can turn a reading room into a mosh pit and a dead composer’s cells into a living instrument.

Here are the shows worth building your calendar around.

Now or Never When: 19–30 Aug...

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The Very Short Film Festival brings a night of sub-five-minute Australian shorts to Melbourne, and every entry earns the name.

The Elsternwick date is a single Melbourne stop on the festival’s 2026 national tour, touching down at Classic Cinemas with a curated pick of this year’s standout films. Because the Very Short Film Festival caps every entry at five minutes, the...


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Men At Work will play Melbourne’s Palais Theatre on 4 November, part of an Australian run that celebrates the enduring catalogue of one of the country’s most successful musical exports.

The tour lands 45 years on from Business As Usual, the debut album that spent 15 weeks at number one on the US Billboard 200 and five weeks atop the UK albums chart. Down Under, Who Can...


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The Grammy-winning rapper will kick off the Australian leg at Melbourne’s Festival Hall on 9 December before heading to Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall on 14 December and Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on 16 December. He’ll also appear at Spilt Milk in Canberra, Gold Coast, Geelong and Perth. The tour is presented by Live Nation, Eerie Times and pgLang.

The run follows a st...


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Simona Castricum has announced a set of national headline shows across October and November, timed to new album Villain.

The run lands alongside Outgrown, a fresh single pulled from the record, which Simona Castricum releases on 4 September through her own imprint, Trans-Brunswick Express. Outgrown is framed as a set of reflections addressed to a younger self, turning ...


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