Mick Thomas

FUSE Autumn will take place from March 11 until March 28. Introduced last year, FUSE is the elaborate new biannual multi-arts festival embracing and celebrating Melbourne's diversity and multiculturalism. Wide-ranging and heterogeneous, the festival accommodates a range of different access points for audiences and practitioners and puts the City

The Beats, Ballads and Ballrooms audio tour comes as part of FUSE Spring. Across the last few months, FUSE Spring has presented nearly 50 online events – each taking place with the current COVID-19 restrictions in mind. Exploring music, visual arts, radio broadcasts, podcasts, film and art-focused walks, the festival

The beloved Port Fairy Folk Festival has filled the void of its cancelled 2021 festival. While Port Fairy Folk Festival won't be welcoming its full-scale music parade this year due to the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, they've just announced a new concert series that will be filling

From Neil Finn to Dame Melba, Skyhooks to Paul Kelly, this city has inspired musicians and songwriters to pour their hearts out.

As summer draws to a close, live music is returning to regional Victoria.

Jimmy Barnes, George Benson, Kasey Chambers, John Butler will also play the Easter long weekend event.

From NGV's massive Triennial through to MPavilion, there's loads to celebrate in Melbourne next month.

Organisers of the Port Fairy Folk Festival have cancelled the 2021 event, citing coronavirus concerns.

Live-streamed concerts, Zoom theatre, virtual exhibitions and more — this is your guide to where to find the best arts online.