Live Entertainment in Sydney

Accor Stadium (formerly Stadium Australia) is the largest stadium in Australia by seating capacity at 83,500 and served as the centrepiece of the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. The venue hosted the Sydney Olympics opening and closing ceremonies and is now home to NRL and football events in greater Sydney.

Enmore Theatre is Sydney's most beloved concert venue — a 2,500-capacity 1908 Vaudeville theater in Newtown that has presented every significant touring artist visiting Australia for four decades. The venue's intimate scale relative to its standing capacity, excellent sight lines, and position in Newtown — Sydney's most bohemian and music-passionate inner suburb — make Enmore the room that artists and fans both prefer for the most authentic Sydney concert experience.

Hordern Pavilion is Sydney's legendary large-club concert venue — a 5,500-capacity Moore Park hall adjacent to the SCG and Allianz Stadium that has hosted the most iconic Australian concerts of the rock era, from AC/DC to Nirvana to Daft Punk. The venue's standing capacity, raw industrial atmosphere, and history as the site where generations of Australians experienced their most formative concert memories make it Sydney's most emotionally significant live music space and an essential destination for touring artists who want to connect with Sydney's passionate music community.

CommBank Arena (formerly Qudos Bank Arena) is Sydney's premier indoor entertainment and sports venue, with a capacity of 21,000 making it the largest indoor arena in Australia. Located at Sydney Olympic Park, it hosts major concerts, basketball, and boxing events as well as the Sydney Kings NBL team.

Sydney Opera House is the most recognizable performing arts venue on earth — a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose sail-like concrete shells on Bennelong Point have defined the Sydney skyline and the Australian cultural identity since opening in 1973. The complex contains multiple performance spaces including the 2,679-seat Concert Hall hosting the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Joan Sutherland Theatre for Opera Australia, and intimate spaces for everything from jazz to comedy, presenting over 1,800 performances to 1.4 million attendees each year in the most architecturally celebrated building of the 20th century.