Catch Maddy Jane at La La La’s, presented by Great Southern Nights.

Renowned for her emotive delivery and undeniable presence, Larissa has earned praise from R&B heavyweights like Chris Brown, Jeremih, and Kehlani and more recently, received co-signs from global icons including SZA, Justin Bieber, and Ty Dolla $ign, solidifying her position as a rising star on the international stage.

Great Southern Nights 2026 takes place from 1 – 17 May 2026 featuring 300+ gigs across Sydney and New South Wales.

ROLLERBALL PRESENTS - OPERATION HOT ONE 2026

“There’s something going on…” 

A live dedication featuring the nation's most extraordinary musicians, singers and dedicators of PRINCE in a concert style performance that has been applauded by even the most die hard PRINCE fan.

This competition is a celebration of established burlesque professionals who have been strutting, sparkling, and slaying stages for years. These are the performers already making waves, stepping up to prove they’re ready to go even further.

Expect jaw-dropping acts, powerhouse performances, and next level artistry as competitors bring their strongest numbers to the stage. From polished classics to brand new showstoppers, every act is fierce, fearless, and ready to blow the roof off.

Big lunch is BACK! Melbourne bogan-funk favourites Playlunch are set to bring their nostalgia-packed, good-time-guaranteed live shows across the east coast on a mammoth 29 date run in late 2025 and into 2026. Kicking off with an already sold out show in Belgrave, the Sex Ed Regional Tour will hit headline and festival stages across VIC, TAS, QLD, NSW, WA, and ACT from December  through to May.

Great Southern Nights 2026 takes place from May 1 - 17 2026 featuring 300+ gigs across Sydney and New South Wales.

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The passionate KPPosse are invited to join the band and lil ket at Jive on Friday May 2nd.  

Supported by locals Somewhere $25 presale or $30 on the door. Tardiness is not rewarded.

We acknowledge that this show is taking place on the lands of the Kaurna people. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.