PBS Presents

Change of Venue - Now at: South Melbourne Town Hall, 208-220 Bank Street South Melbourne, 11am–5pm.

The return of the second ever Newport Ska Rocksteady & Reggae Festival is set to blow the roof off The Substation in Melbourne’s western suburb of Newport.

Port Fairy Folk Festival promises a melting pot of talent for its 41st festival program set to sway Port Fairy’s picturesque shores once again.

Reinventing Morrissey’s songs south of the border.

For the first time ever Seaworks in Williamstown will host Holitribe – Colours Festival.

CC:DISCO! presents an aural smorgasbord spread across two levels of the Copacabana, but stuffed with many more levels of musical excellence.

Fat Tuesday brings New Orleans' style merrymaking, feasting and dancing to Melbourne with a free festival at Piazza Italia.

An unmissable line-up at the Fairfield Amphitheatre for a series of free shows every Sunday in February.

Sunset Sounds is back in 2017 with a series of free Sunday evening live music concerts across the City of Stonnington’s beautiful parks and gardens.

Freedom Time announces its return to the Coburg Velodrome, bringing 3 stages boasting a stunning curation of local & international DJ’s, live acts and more.

One of the most significant forces of the post-rock movement, Tortoise, is back.

The Congo’s, Mark Pritchard (live) and an extra special International Act and more!

MAV presents a festival of FREE multi-artform events showcasing independent contemporary artists exploring themes of Asia and identity.

PBS is very excited to announce a free live broadcast from Barely Dressed Fest at The Curtin, for Melbourne Music Weeks’ Live Music Safari.

Fourteen of Melbourne’s much-loved live music venues open their doors for a wild night of free gigs and parties.

Return to the wildlands along the banks of the Murray River for four days of music, arts and camping at Strawberry Fields 2016

Co-presented by Triple R 102.7FM and PBS 106.7FM, the After Party will feature live sets from Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Camp Cope and Tash Sultana.

Rosie Waterland brings her one-woman show to The Yarraville Club - early show sold out - late show tix still available.

This year’s Jamaican Music and Food Festival delivers four stages of world-class reggae, dancehall, ska, roots and dub.