Victoria’s Always Live 2023 concert series is heating up with the announcement of Christina Aguilera as the headliner. Fans of the pop star will get the chance to see her for the first time in Australia since 2007 when she takes the stage at Melbourne’s Flemington Racecourse for a one-night-only show on November 25.
The lineup also includes UK singer Jessie Ware, who will be performing an intimate and exclusive show at Melbourne’s Federation Square on November 30, complete with a Q&A session with ABC’s Virginia Trioli. Ware will also be performing as part of the line-up for LGBTQ+ festival Summer Camp.
Jai Paul will be making his Australian debut at the event, with two exclusive shows at 170 Russell in Melbourne on December 4 and 5. Caroline Polachek will also be featured at the Forum in Melbourne on December 10, in support of her latest album, ‘Desire, I Want to Turn Into You.’
Eric Prydz will be bringing his HOLO show to Melbourne for Always Live, while A.B. Original will be performing at Victoria Park Lake in Shepparton on December 9, along with Miss Kaninna, DRMNGNOW and more.
Amyl and the Sniffers will be heading on a seven-date tour across the state, with support from Dumb Punts, playing shows at Meeniyan, Frankston, Ballarat, Torquay, Warrnambool, Wodonga and Thornbury. King Stingray will be headlining the third edition of BLAKTIVISM at Hamer Hall on December 1, with an array of First Nations artists, including Tasman Keith, Emma Donovan, and Deline Briscoe.
The Always Live program will be running from November 24 to December 10, featuring over 165 artists performing across more than 60 shows throughout Victoria. Concertgoers can also look forward to performances from Midnight Oil’s Peter Garrett, Cosmic Psychos, Tones and I, and Holy Holy.
The event is supported by the state government of Victoria, and attendees can find out more information about events and purchase tickets from the Always Live website.
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