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THIS THURSDAY: HELMET at King Street Warehouse. Formed in New York, HELMET helped shape heavy music through the ’90s and beyond. Decades on, they’re still doing it the same way, pulling from a catalogue that’s held its weight. Tic
JUST ANNOUNCED: TIGERLILY returns to King Street as part of Great Southern Nights this May 💿 Ready for the party. On sale now via Oztix.
AGS. Free, every Sunday.
You don’t need a reason. You just need a Saturday. See you tonight. 🫡
'Lil bit of something for everyone. 🕺 Fridays mean free entry before 11pm, $8 spirits and $7 beers all night. See you tonight.
Vanessa Amorosi, tonight in the Band Room. Final tickets remaining.
JUST ANNOUNCED: PNAU RETURN TO AUSTRALIA PRESENTING 'The Nirvana Tour' 🚨 Across decades of boundary-pushing releases, chart success and global collaborations, PNAU have established themselves as one of Australia’s most influential electronic
King Street in conjunction with Great Southern Nights, presents a special full venue event, featuring a variety of sounds both local and national. Featuring: Posseshot (Melbourne) Standing firmly at the intersection of rap, graffiti and fashion; Pos
JUST ANNOUNCED: Alt/Soul band Skinny Living will make their long-awaited Australian live debut in October 2026, bringing their raw, harmony-drenched sound and reputation for unforgettable shows to their antipodean fans for the first time.
JUST ANNOUNCED: Shady Nasty 🚨 Following their tour with UK legend Mike Skinner and The Streets, Sydney cult favourites Shady Nasty return to ground zero for three intimate Australian shows this July, alongside a massive mixed-bill lineup. Expect an
This is a message to Absolutely Everybody 🚨 Tickets are almost sold out for this Friday with Vanessa Amorosi in our Band Room.
JUST ANNOUNCED: Chop Suey (SOAD tribute), Slip-Not (Slipknot tribute), The Violent Inzident, plus one local act TBC 🚨 24th May at King Street. The UK's #1 tribute to SYSTEM OF A DOWN - CHOP SUEY have been mesmerizing audiences all over the world,
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