Best known for their iconic hit Under the Milky Way, featured everywhere from the 2001 Donnie Darko film to AFL Grand Finals and car ads, The Church will return to Canberra later this year.
Known for being a presenter on ABC children’s show Play School, Australian actress, singer, author and television host Justine Clarke has many links to Canberra.
Just six months after appearing in The Woman in Black alongside Daniel MacPherson in Canberra, John Waters is making a return with a venture of a different kind.
If you enjoyed the Netflix series Jack Whitehall: Travels with my Father, which took the father and son duo around the world, you’ll enjoy their live show when it rolls into Canberra.
Naturalist, explorer, presenter, and writer, British television host Steve Backshall has done it all, taking his viewers to the deepest parts of the Earth.
In 2024, Emily Wurramara made Australian music history by becoming the first Indigenous woman to win the best adult contemporary album at the ARIA Awards.
Multi-ARIA-Award-winning Australian singer-songwriter Sarah Blasko will kick off her extended I Just Need to Conquer This Mountain “regional” tour in Canberra in 2025.
Originally from Jindabyne in NSW, Australian singer-songwriter Brad Cox is bringing his Everything I’ve Got tour to the University of Canberra on Thursday 17 October.
From the Australian War Memorial to the National Museum of Australia, Stephanie Bull has been curating Australian stories for nearly three decades. She recently stepped into the role of Director of Museum...
