Wheelchair Accessible

‘The Pleasures’ – Catherine Britt & Lachlan Bryan

@ Memo
Thursday 21 November
@ 7:00 pm
$35/25+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Tarryn Stokes Sings Celine Dion: Candlelight Series

@ Memo
Friday 22 November
@ 7:00 pm

Join the extraordinary Tarryn Stokes for an enchanting evening of Celine Dion’s greatest hits, performed by candlelight in an intimate, atmospheric setting.

 

“Experience the timeless classics like never before as Stokes’ soulful voice brings new life to Dion’s powerful ballads. Let the glow of the candles and the magic of the music transport you to a world of passion, love, and unforgettable melodies.”

$45/40/35 incl bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Hoodoo Gurus

@ Palais
Friday 22 November

Hot off the announcement of their extremely limited, vinyl collector’s set, Hoodoo Gurus have today announced a national tour celebrating 40 years since they released Stoneage Romeos.

$75

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Troy Cassar-Daley

@ Memo
Saturday 23 November
@ 7:00 pm

2024 marks the eagerly anticipated release of Troy’s latest studio album “Between the Fires.”

Embarking on a national tour, this marks a significant return to the stage for Troy, his first solo tour since 2019.

$$65/55/50+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Stars

@ Memo
Sunday 24 November
@ 3:00 pm

Legendary, Australian country rock band Stars return featuring original singer Mick Pealing, Paradise era bassist Roger McLachlan, Nick Charles on guitar, Geoff Achison on guitar, Ed Bates on pedal steel and Erik Chess on drums.

$65/60/55+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

The Golden Gaytimes

@ St Kilda Sports Club
Sunday 24 November
@ 5:00 pm

The Golden Gaytimes with Dave and Viv

Free

St Kilda Sports Club, 66 Fitzroy St

St. Vincent | All Born Screaming Tour

@ Palais
Monday 25 November
@ 8:00 pm

GRAMMY award-winning artist St. Vincent

$90

Palais, Lower Esplanade

No Buts the book: a conversation with men who changed their behaviour

@ St Kilda Library
Monday 25 November
@ 6:00 pm

As part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, join us in this safe space, where we will hear from men who have changed their violent and abusive behaviour, with the aim of understanding their lived experience and encouraging other men to seek help.

Facilitated by Margaret Chipperfield, social worker and survivor who compiled the stories in No Buts after working with men in a Men’s Behaviour Change Program for over 11 years.

This event is strictly for adults aged 18 years and over.

Please note: This event will discuss subject matter that may be distressing to some attendees

St Kilda Library, 150 Carlisle St (opposite Town Hall)

Blues Music Victoria – 2024 Hall of Fame

@ Memo
Wednesday 27 November
@ 7:00 pm

Blues Music Victoria Inc presents the 5th annual Blues Music Hall of Fame (2024)

Come and join with the Victorian Blues community as we induct the 2024 Hall of Fame nominee, the 2024 Industry Icon nominee, the People’s Choice Blues Legend (selected by public vote in Oct-Nov), and new members to the BMV Honour Roll.

$$55/45/35+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

The Church

@ Palais
Thursday 28 November
@ 8:30 pm

The November / December tour will treat fans with a selection of songs from the band’s first four albums – ‘Of Skins & Heart’, ‘The Blurred Crusade’, ‘Séance’, and ‘Heyday’.  Collectively, these albums spawned some of the bands biggest hits including ‘The Unguarded Moment’ and ‘Almost With You’ & ‘Electric Lash’ which have become staples on radio playlists globally.

$101+

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Artist Talk: Konrad Winkler

@ St Kilda Library
Thursday 28 November
@ 6:30 pm

Local artist Konrad Winkler shares stories that accompany the photos in his new photography book – a memoir and time capsule of the Northern Territory fifty years ago.

Free

St Kilda Library, 150 Carlisle St (opposite Town Hall)

RocKwiz LIVE

@ Palais
Friday 29 November

The RocKwiz gang are back on buses, trains, planes, and automobiles and coming to a theatre near you. Julia, Brian, Dugald and the ever-expanding RocKwiz OrKestra will be revelling in the chaos and quizzery that is RocKwiz LIVE.

$101

Palais, Lower Esplanade

The Gadflys

@ Memo
Saturday 30 November
@ 7:00 pm

Brothers Mick and Phil Moriarty founded The Gadflys in 1982 and over 30 plus years, various incarnations of the band have released five critically acclaimed albums, served 3 years as musical anchors on ABC TV’s Good News Week with Paul McDermott and gathered a devoted following of fans in Australia and on the summer festival circuit in Europe and the UK.

ONLY MELBOURNE SHOW

$55/50/40+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

John Williamson

@ Palais
Saturday 30 November

“As John slows down from the demands of touring and performs at fewer venues around the country, don’t miss this opportunity to see him, accompanied by his full band.”

$101

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Beatles Legacy

@ Memo
Sunday 1 December
@ 3:00 pm

Take a journey through the life of the Beatles and a tip of the hat to the Fab Four’s Solo careers.

Beatles Legacy features some of Australia’s Finest Musicians
Ripley Smith (Lead guitar/Vocals)
James Howlett (Bass/Vocals)
Paul Monger (Drums)
Alby Stefani (Keyboards/Vocals)
Robbie Elliott (Rhythm Guitar/Vocals)
Jason Resch (Guitar/Vocals)

$45/35/30+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Billy Corgan

@ Palais
Tuesday 3 December

The Smashing Pumpkins frontman BILLY CORGAN

$119

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Violent Femmes

@ Palais
Thursday 5 December

From performing as an acoustic punk band on the streets of Wisconsin, inspired by Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps and The Velvet Underground, VIOLENT FEMMES would go on to themselves inspire the likes of a wide array of artists, including Pink, John Cusack, Mark Morris, The Smiths, The Pixies and countless others.

$129+

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Richard Marx

@ Palais
Friday 6 December

Richard Marx is a prolific singer, songwriter and producer whose career spans four decades and boasts an extensive list of accolades.

$111+

Palais, Lower Esplanade

Twelfth Night

@ St Kilda Botanical Gardens (The Rose Garden)
Friday 6 December
-
Sunday 22 December

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Melbourne Shakespeare Company presents Twelfth Night. A family-friendly show that promises a fun and lively experience, featuring live music, vibrant characters, and plenty of laughs.

Guests are invited to bring a picnic and join in the fun! This action-packed performance will run for 90 minutes without an interval.

3 pm and 7 pm shows

$35

St Kilda Botanical Gardens (The Rose Garden), The Rose Garden, Enter via CNR Tennyson and Blessington

One Intimate Night with Reece Mastin

@ Memo
Friday 6 December
@ 7:00 pm

Reece Mastin brings back his rare and encapsulating full band acoustic show, One Intimate Night with Reece Mastin.

$45/39/33+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

A Cracker Kransky Christmas – two shows

@ Memo
Saturday 7 December
@ 2:30 pm

A Crock Pot of Cracker Hits! Pack your mince pies and Christmas spirits…The Kransky Sisters are bringing the party back to town!

Travelling down in the trusty Morris from their hometown of Esk, the sisters are eager to share their unravelling stories and fresh spun songs, deftly banged out on their wondrously odd-ball menagerie of instruments. From Britney Spears to the Spice Girls, M to AC/DC, and carols like you’ve never heard them before, a night with this delightfully twisted trio will more than fill your Christmas stockings.

2.30 pm and 6.30 pm

$62/55+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Christmas Car Boot sale and market

@ Christ Church
Saturday 7 December

The usual monthly market plus a car boot sale.

Car boot spaces are still available, contact 0484061319

Free

Christ Church, 14 Acland Street

BadBadNotGood

@ Palais
Wednesday 11 December

Canadian ensemble BadBadNotGood made their name by crossing genre. This seamless movement between style hit hard when they took hip hop into jazz and vice versa.

$91

Palais, Lower Esplanade

THE SHARP 31st Anniversary of “This is the Sharp”

@ Memo
Friday 13 December
@ 7:00 pm

The Sharp are Charlie Rooke (guitar/vocals), Allan Catlin (double bass/vocals) and Piet Collins (drums/vocals).

$45/40/30+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Adventures in Neverland

@ St Kilda Botanical Gardens (The Rose Garden)
Saturday 14 December
-
Sunday 22 December

Saturday, Sunday

A magical journey beyond the stars in Melbourne Shakespeare Company’s family musical Adventures in Neverland.

Saturdays and Sundays only
9.30 am & 11.30 am

Immerse your little ones in an exciting world where feisty fairies flutter, pirates scheme and magic is only a song away. This 60 minute interactive show is perfect for children under 10 and is packed with fun, dazzling costumes, and interactive storytelling.

Melbourne Shakespeare Company is offering
pay-what-you-can tickets for this production, allowing families to attend for free or to make a donation
in exchange for their morning’s entertainment.

$20/pay what you can

St Kilda Botanical Gardens (The Rose Garden), The Rose Garden, Enter via CNR Tennyson and Blessington

A Very Big Band Christmas

@ Memo
Friday 20 December
@ 7:00 pm

Featuring the dazzling talents of Belinda Parsons, Chelsea Wilson, and Nina Ferro, bringing close harmony magic and killer arrangements of your favourite holiday classics.

Adding to the joy is the legendary Daryl McKenzie Jazz Orchestra providing the perfect big band backdrop, while Ross Irwin, (Cat Empire) acclaimed singer, arranger, returns as the special guest to infuse his extra sparkle into the festivities.

$60/55/45+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

Claymore’s Celtic Christmas

@ Memo
Saturday 21 December
@ 7:00 pm

Celtic rockers Claymore’s annual A Celtic Christmas is back by popular demand, and as promised, it is getting bigger than ever.

Dropping in this year will be one of Melbourne’s finest Irish bands, Saoirse. They will also be joined as usual by the world class Glenbrae Celtic Dancers who recently returned from a triumphant tour in Europe.

$45/40/35+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

A Mighty Wilde Xmas

@ Memo
Sunday 22 December
@ 3:00 pm

Wilbur’s Family Xmas Concert featuring:  Wilbur Wilde and the Troublemakers

The thing about this mighty outfit is the Repertoire and the Entertainment. Comprised of members of Skyhooks, Men at Work, Bootleg family, Glenn Shorrock, Brian Cadd and other great Australian bands. Led by Wilbur Wilde (Jo Jo Zep and the Falcons/OL’55/Hey Hey it’s Saturday).

$50/45/40+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

The Black Sorrows – The Way We Do Business

@ Memo
Saturday 28 December
@ 7:00 pm

The Black Sorrows are back on the road – this time to celebrate the October release of their new album The Way We Do Business!

Joe Camilleri is an undisputed icon of Australian music, who is marking the 40th anniversary of The Black Sorrows with his career 55th release.

With special guest Freya Josephine Hollick.

$$70/60/45+bf Online

Memo, 88 Acland Street

A Secret Chord: Music, Rhythm & Movement

@ Jewish Museum
Thursday 31 October
-
Sunday 16 March

A Secret Chord celebrates the profound connection between music and the Jewish experience, showcasing highlights from the Jewish Museum’s remarkable collection of artworks, artefacts and photographs.

$20/16/12

Jewish Museum, 26 Alma Rd; Tuesday – Friday 10 am – 5 pm Sunday 10 am – 5 pm