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Order of Melbourne, The - Level 2, 401 Swanston Street, Melbourne [1] The Palace - Lower Esplanade, St Kilda; The Palace Hotel, Camberwell; Palace Theatre - 20 Bourke St, Melbourne.. The Palais Theatre - Lower Esplanade, St Kilda. The Palms (At Crown Casino) - Southern Bank of Melbourne's Yarra River. Paris Cat Jazz Club - 6 Goldie Pl, Melbourne.
The venue originally opened in 1940 as the Century Theatre cinema. [1] Over the subsequent decades it underwent various changes in name and focus, from newsreels to European films, before closing as a cinema in 1985. [2] The Hi-fi Bar & Ballroom opened in the former cinema in 1998, and become a major live music venue in Melbourne. [3]
In recent years it has supported up to six comedians each year [25] by grants which pay the MICF registration fee, the first A$3,000 of venue rental, up to A$2,500 for creative support, and up to A$2,000 towards accommodation costs if the recipient lives outside of Melbourne.
Part of the Theatres Building of the Arts Centre Melbourne [12] Hamer Hall: 100 St Kilda Road: 1982: 2,466: live music, comedy, theatre: Part of Arts Centre Melbourne. [13] Hanson Dyer Hall 43 Sturt Street 2019 400 live music Ian Potter Southbank Centre, Melbourne Conservatorium of Music Iwaki Auditorium: 120–130 Southbank Boulevard: 1994: ...
Rod Laver Arena consistently hosts many of Melbourne's highest-profile musical and entertainment concerts. In 2009, the arena polled 9th out of 50 worldwide top arenas for first-quarter ticket sales, making it the second highest ticket selling venue in Australia, second to Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena, which placed third. In 2012, the arena became ...
The venue plays host to local and international musicians. The venue is associated with hip-hop, house, and afrobeats. It has a relatively young crowd. [2] It was Melbourne's first open-air bar. [2] Bar service is run out of a shipping container, with the courtyard of the venue located in an alleyway space behind a chain fence.
Later, an associate recommended that Camillo convert the upstairs level into a music venue, this became 'Revolver Upstairs'. [2] While the venue's staff claim that the venue is intended to be a community centre for music, arts, and culture; they have conceded in interviews that this doesn't match its public perception. [2]
Melbourne Recital Centre (MRC) is a venue and organisation for live music in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The organisation programs and presents more than 500 concerts and events a year across diverse range of musical genres including classical and chamber music , contemporary, pop, folk, rock, electronica, indie, jazz, cabaret and world music.