In for an evening of outstanding beats, heart and loudness. The end of the unofficial World Tour (of only Melbourne), for both The Alive East and The Disgrace, with a one night only special guest. So, come down, rock out, have fun and enjoy the last night of the tour.

The Disgrace

The Disgrace: technically an international band (not that any of the band would probably say that), consisting of Stephen, Callum and Tynan, who are based in the St Kilda area. The band plays something like heavy punk-emo with danceable beats, singing about subjects such as drinking too much, politics, hating AI, social media, American imperialism and questioning love and that. Inspired from various bits and bobs, from different eras. Have a listen, and see what you think.

The Alive East

This band are bringing heartfilled emotion and Punk rock rigid FUNKing beats, melded into stories of love, loss, change, addiction and seeking acceptance after trauma. This 3,4,5,6,7 piece (sometimes 2 or 1) is a band built on finding community, and that's why they are "The Alive East."

The Disgrace End of World Tour

Syndicate Viced are all yours...

If there's only one thing in the world Syndicate Viced understands, it's rock & roll. A love letter to the giants they couldn't exist without and to a generation still in dire need of liberation, Syndicate Viced are an untamable fire declaring war against the world with a bewitching symphony of romance and allure.

On the 20th of September, supported by Flicker Vertigo and HOMEWRECKER, Syndicate Viced will keep the flame alive with their second headlining gig and invite you to keep warm

Syndicate Viced w/ Flicker Vertigo & HOMEWRECKER

In the corridor between folk and rock there lives a wolf...

Wolf In The Corridor is a Melbourne/Naarm-based band led by singer-songwriter Val

Rodriguez. The song-centric four-piece line up of guitar, drums and bass, blend

driving melodies with bold amplification telling stories of love, respect, and sanity

trashed and found. Both tender and dynamic, WITC are a tight outfit with a raw

emotional pulse.

Dance, cry, but sing said the wolf.

Tuesday’s in the Corridor ft. Wolf in the Corridor

The Workers Club (Fitzroy, VIC)

Thursday, 24 September 2026 8:00 pm

The Casanovas

BOTTOM OF THE BARREL is an independent booking and promotions agency that supports up and coming artists in Melbourne’s music scene. This event will be BOTB Presents #5...

BOTTOM OF THE BARREL GRAND FINAL SHOWCASE

This is the second headliner from Melbourne Death metal band Unregistered Firearm, featuring Life of tragedy, running with blood, Blisterectomy and Borntakill. Each band bringing their own mosh heavy fighting music and hardcore steeze.

THIS IS ALSO THE FIRST LEG IN UNREGISTERED FIREARM’S FIRST MINI EAST COAST TOUR, WITH CANBERRA AND SYDNEY DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED.

MATINEE: UNREGISTERED FIREARM

Presented by Melbourne University Chinese Music Group (MUCMG), NOIR 8.5: "First Encounter" is an electrifying showcase of emerging musical talents. Join us at The Workers Club for an unforgettable night featuring a diverse mix of rock, jazz, pop, and indie original live performances.

NOIR 8.5: First Encounter

Australian comedian and actor Pauly Fenech, best known for his fearless satire and larrikin spirit, is stepping out of the television spotlight and into the national arena.

Through his unapologetic alter ego Pauly Falzoni, he will run as an Independent candidate for Federal Parliament — and he’s bringing the voice of everyday Australians with him. And he’s not holding back.

On stage, Pauly will roast Anthony Albanese, Pauline Hanson, Senator Sarah Hanson-Young and more in his trademark, no-prisoners comedic style. So get along to a show, have a laugh, and show your support as he takes his campaign directly to the people. At a time when families feel the pinch of a relentless cost-of-living crisis, when small businesses battle to stay afloat, and when trust in career politicians is at an all-time low, Pauly says enough is enough. Australians are tired of polished promises, party politics, and politicians feathering their own nests while hardworking citizens struggle to pay the bills.

Pauly Falzoni isn’t backed by faceless factions or corporate powerbrokers. He stands for the Aussie battler — tradies, mums and dads, small business owners, retirees and young Australians locked out of

the housing dream. Straight-talking, fearless, and accountable to the people — not party bosses — Pauly is ready to shake up Canberra.

It’s time to send a message. It’s time for real represe

Vote 1 Pauly ft. Pauly Fenech

Since losing their lead guitarist, Greg “Swampy” Brown, in November 2025, Melbourne punks Unto the Breach have been determined to turn grief into something positive.

Swampfest was born from that desire—a way to honour Swampy’s memory while raising vital funds for The Black Dog Institute.

What started as a small idea quickly grew into something much bigger. Favours were called in, friends stepped up, and now 10 of Melbourne’s most bodacious bands are donating their time to create one unforgettable day of live music at The Workers Club. Headlined by ska punk favourites The Kittyhawks and featuring Forklift Assassins, Judo Chop and All Hope Remains, the lineup spans punk, psychobilly, ska, rock and metal, with something for everyone. Every band is performing for free so every dollar raised supports research, education and better mental health outcomes for Australians.

Most of us know someone whose life has been touched by mental illness. For many of us, it’s deeply personal. Swampfest is a chance to stand together, celebrate the people we’ve

loved, support those still struggling, and remind each other that no one has to face it alone.

Come for the music. Stay for the community. Make some noise, celebrate Swampy’s life, and help turn loss into hope.

Swampfest ft. The Kittyhawks

Step into the writer's room for an afternoon of music brought to life through a beautiful blend of raw emotion and infectious hooks. Jessi London invites you to the official launch event for her brand-new album, A Country Mile. This showcase matches hauntingly heartfelt moments with that big radio-ready energy. Backed by a full band, Jessi will bring her stunning, sweet harmonies to life on stage, moving through a dynamic setlist of uplifting, catchy anthems and deeply moving, emotionaltales. Step onto a bridge that blends the worlds of pop, country and blues under one roof.

The lineup includes two exceptional acts: highly versatile blues multi-instrumentalist Andy Swann, delivering gritty, rhythmic riffs no one can stand still to. Ramping things up, the Andy McGarvie Trio take the stage with their infectious pop rock hits and blistering blues-soaked guitar solos.

From the intimate stripped-back acoustics to the driving rock beats, this afternoon promises an incredible session of live music. Book your tickets now to secure your spot.

Jessi London: A Country Mile Album Launch

Pre-Pax Guitar Hero Night is a live rhythm gaming and retro console night by Memory Cartridge.

Take the stage with CRKD plastic instruments and play like a rock star, or hang out in the Free Play Console Arcade with Halo 3 LAN, Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros, win prizes, and more.

Guitar Hero Night is for rhythm game fans, retro gamers, PAX-week visitors, local Melbourne players, social groups, and anyone who wants a fun night out that feels different from a normal gig or bar night.

It is part live show, part arcade night, part nostalgia trip.

Tickets:

Headliner

Includes everything in the Arcade Pass plus guaranteed stage time to perform in the Guitar Hero show experience.

Arcade

Entry to the event with full access to the Free Play Console Arcade, social spaces, and the chance to jump into casual Guitar Hero sessions

For more information, visit:

www.memorycartridge.com.au/pre-pax-guitar-hero-night

Pre-Pax Guitar Hero Night is an unofficial community event. Not affiliated with any game publisher, console manufacturer, platform holder or event brand.

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