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Darren Coggan, returns to his country roots with The Poems, Prayers & Promises of John Denver, delivering the vocal authenticity of one of the most passionate performers of all time.
Having composed his hundred-plus symphonies, Haydn turned to another genre – the Mass – late in his life and wrote some of the most extraordinary music of his already star-studded career.
Back from the depths, Grim Rhythm resurrects their original three-piece lineup to keep the spirit of rock 'n' roll ablaze.
ATTENTION ANGELS! Get ready to hear all your fav Club Classics at our Brat Release Party
After sell-out performances of Voices en Masse in 2023, world renowned choral director Simon Halsey returns to conduct the choral masterpiece that is Mozart’s Requiem.
Emma McGrath, celebrated Concertmaster of the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, steps into the spotlight as soloist in the third and final violin concerto by French composer Camille Saint-Saëns.
Two of Australia's leading voices in Hip Hop, Kobie Dee and Miss Kaninna are teaming up to throw a party at Altar on the 18th of October.
Amy Shark will be performing her award-winning music at Mac 02, TasPorts' premium waterfront venue.
October 19 at Altar marks Mbuso De Mbazo’s international Debut.
Attention all goblins, ghouls and Ghosts on the Dancefloor! Round up Miss Murder and all the Nearly Witches because 'This Is Halloween'!
Music can be as simple as a love song. But if you keep digging down through its notes and phrases you’ll find buried secrets, double meanings and encrypted emotions.
World-renowned UK darkwave, industrial, and post-punk innovators ATTRITION have released their long-awaited new album, ‘The Black Maria’ to widespread critical acclaim.
Ensemble Liaison is recognised for imaginative and innovative programming, setting the trend for brilliant collaborations with leading artists.
One of Australia’s most loved and influential bands, the Hard-Ons are this year celebrating 40 years of punk rocking in public.
Prepare for a sonic onslaught this October/November as Australia’s titans of sludge, Lo!, unleash their crushing live fury in an epic headlining tour.
Blind from a young age, Japanese pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii is a performer of worldwide renown and makes his Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra debut performing Beethoven’s Second Piano Concerto.
This is it! The finalists of the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) Concerto Competition perform with the TSO, with the winner announced on the night.
Get ready for an electrifying night of music, nostalgia, and unforgettable energy as world-renowned The Fleetwood Pac takes the stage.
Are you…Ready For It Swifties? Because we are back with another round of Eras Parties!
Get ready to celebrate the golden jubilee of ABBA's historic Eurovision Song Contest victory in 1974 with Waterloo – a moment that changed music history forever.
Phenomenally talented violinist Clara-Jumi Kang makes her Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra debut.
Quivers, of Naarm/Melbourne, have a third release of cathartic jangle-damaged pop, Oyster Cuts, coming out via beloved US label Merge Records, with more dates than ever before to celebrate!
Katie Noonan and Karin Schaupp combine forces to create a sound that is truly unique and a performance that is nothing short of spellbinding.
Strings, but not as you might expect them.
Aurora sees the acclaimed Australian String Quartet build a shimmering sound-world from three distinct compositions.
Following her sold-out album tour in April; pop star Kita Alexander will take the show to regional towns on Australia’s East Coast this October.
Music is for everyone – including young listeners who might have trouble sitting still, paying attention, or trying new things.
Join us as the brass and percussion instrumental sections of the TSO meet the Gothic Revival grandeur of St. David’s Cathedral.
On a freezing cold winter’s day in 1969, The Beatles added yet another iconic chapter to the folklore of rock ’n’ roll history with their last ever live performance - The Rooftop Concert.
This JS Bach rarity is a joyous musical setting of the Christmas story according to evangelists Luke, Matthew and John.