Featuring Bodyjar, Frenzal Rhomb, Killing Heidi, Magic Dirt and Regurgitator, this one-day-only special event brings together artists whose music didn’t just provide the soundtrack for generations of young Australians, but helped define them.

And in a treat for fans, each headlining artist will be joined on stage for a special guest appearance by Alex Lahey, Alice Ivy, Baker Boy, members of Public Figures, Ruby Fields and Teenage Joans, each with a personal connection to The Push.

For those who were there, it’s a chance to relive it. For everyone else, it’s a chance to be part of it.

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As New Zealand’s highest-selling live band, SIX60 have built a reputation for unforgettable performances, selling out shows and captivating audiences worldwide. Blending deep Kiwi roots with a unique sound that transcends genres, this is set to be one of Melbourne’s must-see live music events.

Joining SIX60 as special guests are South Summit, bringing their signature fusion of indie rock, reggae and hip-hop.

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This run of shows will see DMA’S bring their upcoming fifth album to life for Australian audiences. The band will also play a special Hills End anniversary set to celebrate the 10-year milestone of their debut record.

Joining the DMA’S at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne are special guests FLOODLIGHTS and SLEEPAZOID.

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Twenty years on, Cat Power’s The Greatest is still one of the most astounding records ever to be heard – a late-night classic that transports you back to 2006, feeling just as intimate today as when it first blew our minds and broke our hearts two decades ago.

Joining Cat Power at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne will be special guests Courtney Marie Andrews and Hedge Burners.

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Joining him is iconic crossover dance music icon Example, one of the UK’s standout rap artists Arrdee, and Australian-Indonesian genre-defying DJ Swaglord Savannah.

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Acclaimed UK rockers Wolf Alice lead the first announcement in the series, with the GRAMMY-nominated outfit set for summer headline shows around the country, including this one-night-only performance in Melbourne on Saturday 5 December amid the stunning surrounds of the Gardens.

Don’t miss one of the most acclaimed British bands of the past decade as they deliver a razor-sharp live set celebrating their latest chart-topping, Mercury Prize short-listed album, The Clearing.

Joining Wolf Alice are very special guests Folk Bitch Trio and Swapmeet.

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As a rogue AI threatens to erase our treasured stories, a solitary worker races against time. Can his quirky contraptions and eccentric machines shield our stories?

Jens Altheimer masterfully blends humour, imagination, and heart in Whalebone, a show bursting with dazzling visuals, playful inventions and a pinch of circus.

Perfect for kids and adults, this is not just a show — it’s a journey into the fantastical realm where tech meets tale, sparking wonder, curiosity and a good think about what AI means for our lives.

Celebrate the magic of stories, laugh about comic clashes between man and machine and rediscover what truly makes us human.

Tickets $15 per person, or $12 per person for groups of four or more.

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To celebrate our Summer Edition, we’re taking things to a whole new level. Get ready for one of the biggest festivals Melbourne has ever seen.

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Alt Folk songs to dream to.

Supported by the sweet, cosmic piano sounds of jackson dahlenburg.

8pm: jackson dahlenburg
9pm: Break Fast

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Constantina
A shining light of the Nipaluna scene, Constantina has the power to stop you in your tracks. Connie’s tender, evocative alt-folk carries an emotional weight and musical wisdom that belies their years. Gracing a mainland stage for the very first time, it is worth going out of your way to catch Constantina’s set.

Tom Skalicky
Thomas is a songwriter who crafts a 60s-esque imagining of folk-rock for the strange days ahead. Think end-of-the-world synth musings dressed in indie-folk and alt country.

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