Friday, 6th February
Daft Weeknd
Daft Weeknd – the ultimate live tribute to Daft Punk and The Weeknd, is bringing club night to George Lane. Expect killer vocals, pulsating rhythms, cyberpunk vibes, blazing horns and synth ecstasy.
Cosplay welcome with prizes for the best cyberpunk/dystopian costumes. This is 2 sets of high-octane Tech-Noir action not to be missed! Join us for retro-inspired beats and electro euphoria. You’ll be transported to a Tech-Noir realm where disco meets the future.
Multiple Ticket Prices + BF
Daft Weeknd Tickets, George Lane, St Kilda | TryBooking Australia
Friday, 13th February
Atomic: The Songs of Blondie
Atomic: The Songs of Blondie returns to George Lane, St Kilda on Friday 13 February, with doors opening at 7:00pm. The performance revisits the music and cultural impact of Blondie, tracing the band’s evolution from New York’s underground club scene to their emergence as one of the most influential acts of the late 20th century.
Rather than focusing solely on chart successes, the set draws from across Blondie’s catalogue, pairing well-known singles with deeper cuts that reflect the band’s stylistic range and experimentation. The approach highlights the tension between punk, pop, new wave, and disco that defined Blondie’s sound and set them apart from their contemporaries.
The lineup is led by vocalist Anthea Palmer, joined by Stu Thomas (The Stu Thomas Paradox, Dave Graney & The MistLY, Kim Salmon & The Surrealists), Mike Dupp (The Methinks, The Futurists), Victor Stranges (The Methinks, The Futurists), and Garry Allen (Crossbones Boogie, Kahuna Daddies).
Multiple Ticket Prices + BF
Atomic: The Songs of Blondie Tickets, George Lane, St Kilda | TryBooking Australia
Saturday, 21st February
Blown Cones + Alison Ferrier & The Upshots (George Lane Matinee Sessions)
Blown Cones are an Australian alternative rock band known for their gritty sound, wry lyricism, and heartfelt edge. Formed in Melbourne by Michael J. Hager and Andrew Bailey, the band began as a raw, homegrown project that captured the restless energy of suburban creativity — mixing garage rock intensity with melodic experimentation.
Melbourne’s own singer/songwriter/guitarist Alison Ferrier with her fabulous band the Upshots; Dave Folley on drums, Alics Gate-Eastley holding down the low end and Jeff Lang on electric guitar. Expect to hear sublime three-part harmonies and influences of folk, blues, country and rock.
Multiple Ticket Prices + BF
Friday, 27th February, Saturday, 28th February & Sunday, 1st March
St. Kilda Blues Festival
St. Kilda Blues Festival returns for its seventh year! “A FREE WEEKEND celebrating the spirit of the blues, the music and all things blues. Music everywhere for everybody.”
A huge weekend of FREE blues at George Lane. ** Please note we are not taking bookings for this weekend of the Festival. This is a very busy weekend, so make sure you get in early for best chance of seating **
Here is the lineup at George Lane:
FRIDAY NIGHT:
8PM KIM VOLKMAN BLUES BAND
9:30PM COLLARD GREENS & GRAVY
11PM OTIS NAMRELL TRIO
SATURDAY:
5PM LOUIS KING & THE LIARS KLUB
6:30PM SWEET FELICIA & THE HONEYTONES
8PM SHAUN KLINGER & THE HEAVY KICKS
9:30PM J.J. ROME & THE JUMPSTARTS
11PM MURRAYS BAY COUNTRY CLUB
SUNDAY:
4PM THE TONALISTS
5:30PM BROOKE TAYLOR
7PM ROD PAINE & THE FULLTIME LOVERS
Saturday, 7th March
Horizon + Peter Freebairn w/ Radio Vertigo
In August Melbourne rock band Horizon played for the first time in nearly ten years to a packed house in Fitzroy. Now they return for a rare Melbourne appearance on Saturday 7th March 2026 at George Lane, St Kilda. With limited live appearances and premium seating strictly capped, demand is expected to be high.
The performance draws from Horizon’s recently released album, with selections performed live by the band that recorded it. The album will also be available on the night on CD and limited-edition 180-gram vinyl. Supporting on the night is Peter Freebairn with Radio Vertigo.
Multiple Ticket Prices + BF
Horizon Peter Freebairn Tickets, George Lane, St Kilda | TryBooking Australia
Wednesday, 11th March
Love Police Present Jeffrey Martin (USA) w/ Matthew Colin
Love Police is proud to welcome Portland, Oregon songwriter Jeffrey Martin
for his first ever Australian tour this March, bringing his quietly powerful songs and humble storytelling to intimate stages and festivals across the country.
From a small backyard shack in southeast Portland, Martin recorded his new album Thank God We Left The Garden through two cheap microphones, often holding his breath to wait for the sound of a passing truck. What began as simple demos became something else entirely: a record a live with stillness, honesty, and the magic that only arrives when a songwriter lets the world fall away.
Multiple Ticket Prices + BF
Friday, 13th March
The Droptails (Album Launch) + Jensen Electric
Melbourne’s Droptails are returning to George Lane to launch their second album — Through Road. Released in early 2026, Through Road explores a colorful range of emotions and topics, delivered with the Droptails’ signature indie rock alt/country sound.
The Droptails are a collection of homegrown indie rockers whose history dates back to the Melbourne music scene of the late ’80s/early 90s, coupled with some new talent. The band’s first album, released in May 2024, explored the trials and tribulations of Melbourne’s denizens during extended covid confinement.
Supported by Jensen Electric.
Multiple Ticket Prices + BF
The Droptails (Album Launch) Jensen Electric Tickets, George Lane, St Kilda | TryBooking Australia
Saturday, 28th March
Grainne Hunt (IRE) + Great Aunt (George Lane Matinee Sessions)
A queer, nu-folk, singer-songwriter with a voice like complex coffee, Gráinne Hunt is a standout among Ireland’s most compelling vocalists and songwriters – blending raw emotion with a quiet, commanding power.
“The Irish Joni.” Michael Londra
Her two original records and new live EP, draw from deeply personal experiences, weaving stories of pain, longing and joy, earning her comparisons to Tracy Chapman and Natalie Merchant.
Great Aunt is an award-winning Australian folk duo known for their soaring harmonies, unique instrumentation, and heart-felt live performances. Winners of the 2024 Folk Alliance Australia Duo of the Year, Megan Bird and Chelsea Allen blend folk, country and roots music with influences from their backgrounds in punk, jazz, soul, and rock to create a sound that is at once familiar and entirely their own. With four U.S. tours under their belt and a debut full-length album, It’s All Downhill From Here, due in early 2026, the duo will return to North America for festival and concert appearances in 2026. Their music is equal parts joyful and vulnerable, and delivered with warmth, wit, and soul.
Multiple Ticket Prices + BF.
