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Festival Hall

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  • West Melbourne
Festival Hall
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Time Out says

The hallowed halls of the Festival Hall have rung with the screams of fans for the biggest acts to ever tour Australia. Right from the start there was the Beatles and Johnny Cash, and 40 years later came the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and local powerhouse Powderfinger. If it's the sort of show that people might stampede then it'll be at the Festival Hall. If rock'n'roll isn't really your cup of tea then the Hall also moonlights as a boxing ring and roller-derby rink making it in essence as close to the Colosseum as Melbourne is going to get.

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Address:
300 Dudley St
West Melbourne
Melbourne
3003

What’s on

Jungle

  • Funk, soul and disco

Right on time. Back by the beach. Jungle is back to bring the heat. To support their latest album, Volcano, the neo-soul disco-funk band has announced they will perform three dates down the east coast of Australia in May, 2024.  Hot on the heels of performing to almost 200,000 people on their 2023 tour, the band will bring their disco-laden floor fillers to Festival Hall in Melbourne on Friday, May 17, before performing in Brisbane and Sydney.  Founded by Londoners – and lifelong friends – Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland, Jungle released their hit single ‘The Heat’ in 2013 and met widespread critical acclaim. Their self-titled breakthrough 2014 debut album Jungle became an instant classic, earning a Mercury Prize nomination. Since then, their albums For Ever (2018) and Loving in Stereo (2021) have contributed to more than a billion Jungle streams to date. Concertgoers can expect to hear classic tracks like ‘Busy Earnin’’ and ‘Happy Man’ as well as new tracks from Volcano like ‘Dominoes’, ‘Back on 74’ and ‘I’ve been in Love’ (ft. Channel Tres). Tickets to see Jungle on Friday, May 17, 2024, at Festival Hall are on sale now. For all ticket and tour information, visit the Live Nation website here. We may not have a jungle, but why not pack a picnic and check out one of the best parks in Melbourne?

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