Corner Hotel Archives

Red Hot Summer stalwart James Reyne will perform the first Red Hot Sunday sessions on Sunday 31 May from the iconic Corner Hotel in Melbourne.

Melbourne’s iconic Corner Hotel has revealed the 2019 Longlist for the annual Corner Award.

Melbourne’s iconic venue The Corner Hotel has named indigenous hip-hop artist Baker Boy the recipient of its 2018 Corner Award.

James Reyne has developed somewhat of a Melbourne Cup Eve tradition with his fourth annual Melbourne Cup Eve show coming up at the Corner Hotel in Melbourne in November.

Jon Stevens has lined up a mini RockFest for Corner Hotel show with The Heartache State featuring Nick Barker and J.R. Reyne joining the bill.

The Dead Daisies are in New Zealand this week for shows in Hamilton, Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin with Jimmy Barnes perform they return to Australia this weekend for their own shows.

Led Zeppelin’s classic 1973 Madison Square Garden gig captured as the live album ‘The Song Remains The Same’ will be performed for one show only in Melbourne.

After three and a half years Mikelangelo & The Tin Star have decided to disband.

Todd Rundgren’s Melbourne show at Bennetts Lane has now been upsized to the larger Trak nightclub in Toorak.

SXSW registrants, showcasing acts and anyone considering heading to Austin for SXSW are invited to attend the Meet N Greet information night in Sydney and Melbourne next Tuesday.

Indie heritage couple Evan Dando and Juliana Hatfield have booked another Corner Hotel show.

The atmospheric and soothing sounds of Youth Lagoon with the moniker of fresh-faced 22-year-old Trevor Powers proved to be a minimalist invitation for dreamers to close out the weekend.

A buzz band triple bill at Melbourne’s Corner Hotel provides a sensational Splendor side show experience!

Grunge pioneers Mudhoney will play a single Splendour In The Grass sideshow in July.

Melbourne indie-rockers The Vasco Era farewell frontman Sid O’Neil with a Corner Hotel show.

An intimate crowd was exposed to a serious dose of indie rock from Brisbane duo An Horse.

Arriving on stage before a sold out Corner Hotel audience, Husky received a warm welcome fitting for the return of the prodigal sons of Melbourne’s music scene.