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Post Malone Announces Biggest Australian Stadium Tour Of His Career

Post Malone Announces Biggest Australian Stadium Tour Of His Career

Post Malone will return to Australia this October for his ‘BIG ASS World Tour’, locking in stadium dates across Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney alongside special guest Don Toliver.

Post Malone Australian Tour 2026 Dates

  • Friday October 9 — Melbourne, Marvel Stadium
  • Saturday October 10 — Ballarat, Strummingbird Festival
  • Monday October 12 — Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium
  • Thursday October 15 — Sydney, ENGIE Stadium
  • Saturday October 17 — Newcastle, Strummingbird Festival
  • Sunday October 18 — Sunshine Coast, Strummingbird Festival
  • Wednesday October 21 — Auckland, Go Media Stadium
u/JoelJKing — 1 day ago
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Hot Milk On Politics, Manchester And Making Noise That Actually Means Something

Hot Milk on politics, backlash and saying what they actually think

We talked politics in heavy music, getting unofficially blacklisted from mainstream radio, Manchester culture, genre labels, and why Hot Milk refuse to stay in one lane.

“There was stuff we had to say on that record.”

Hot Milk Australian tour dates:

• May 20 — 170 Russell, Melbourne
• May 21 — Metro Theatre, Sydney
• May 23 — Crowbar, Brisbane

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u/BluntMagazine — 15 days ago
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Just saw Stay Gold is closing on June 21.

Feels like a big loss for the Melbourne scene. That room’s had everything from first gigs to packed out nights.

Final shows are in the images.

What are people’s best memories there?

u/JoelJKing — 24 days ago

Just saw Stay Gold is closing on June 21.

No drama around it, just the end of the run.

Feels like a big loss for the Melbourne scene. That room’s had everything from first gigs to packed out nights, and it’s one of the few places that actually gave smaller bands a proper shot.

They’re doing a final run of shows and closing parties over the next couple months.

If you’ve ever been there, probably worth getting down one last time.

Melbourne is the last Aus city that still has a decent live music scene with good small rooms. I hope they can save it.

u/JoelJKing — 24 days ago
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Drifters Wharf in Gosford was locked out mid-service today after an alleged lease dispute, with people reportedly turned away despite having bookings.

A notice on the door cites non-payment of rent and breach of lease. The venue has since shared an update saying all shows and functions over the next 30 days will be relocated where possible, with refunds available, and all reservations cancelled for now.

No further statement yet — sounds like an ongoing dispute.

u/JoelJKing — 26 days ago