Live Entertainment in Melbourne

AAMI Park is Melbourne's purpose-built rectangular stadium, home to the Melbourne Storm (NRL), Melbourne City FC (A-League), Melbourne Rebels (Super Rugby), and Melbourne Victory (W-League). The distinctive bio-inspired dome roof is an engineering marvel that creates one of Australia's most intimate major stadiums.

Marvel Stadium (formerly Etihad Stadium and Docklands Stadium) is Melbourne's versatile multi-purpose arena with a retractable roof and capacity of 56,347. Home to several AFL clubs including the Western Bulldogs, St Kilda, Essendon, and North Melbourne, it also hosts major concerts and international sporting events.

The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is the largest stadium in the Southern Hemisphere with a capacity of 100,024 and Australia's most beloved sporting venue. Known as "The G," it has hosted the 1956 Olympics, 2006 Commonwealth Games, cricket Test matches, and AFL Grand Finals since 1853.

Rod Laver Arena is Australia's premier indoor venue — a 14,820-seat retractable-roof stadium at Melbourne Park that hosts the Australian Open tennis Grand Slam and some of Australia's highest-grossing concert events. Melbourne's extraordinary status as Australia's cultural capital — a city that consistently ranks as the world's most livable and the Southern Hemisphere's top entertainment city — makes Rod Laver Arena the most prestigious indoor performance space in the Asia-Pacific region.

Sidney Myer Music Bowl is Melbourne's beloved outdoor amphitheatre, an iconic venue in the Kings Domain gardens that has hosted outdoor concerts since 1956. The distinctive suspended canopy shelters performers while the natural sloping lawn accommodates up to 12,000 audience members for summer performances.

The Forum Theatre is Melbourne's most beautiful concert venue — a 2,200-capacity 1929 Spanish Renaissance cinema with an extraordinary interior painted with Mediterranean night sky complete with twinkling stars, Moorish towers, and Roman statuary that creates one of the world's most magical concert atmospheres. Hosting landmark Australian and international touring artists since the 1980s, The Forum has become the defining room for mid-size concerts in Australia and a source of genuine civic pride for Melbourne's passionate music community.