Melbourne Park boasts an eclectic mix of live events in April, offering something for everyone – from unmissable concerts to local and international sporting events.
Headliners mgk, Mumford & Sons and Richard Marx lead the touring schedule, while for sports fans can look forward to the return of international tennis with the Billie Jean King Cup, alongside netball, football and rugby league action.
Here’s a look at the top upcoming events at Melbourne Park in April:
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A Day To Remember and Papa Roach kick things off at Rod Laver Arena on Wednesday 8 April joined by special guests LANDMVRKS. With a stacked line-up, metalcore fans are in for a treat as the Big Rock Tour comes to town.
Aussie rock loyalty Jimmy Barnes celebrates the 40th anniversary of Working Class Man at Rod Laver Arena on Friday 10 April. Last performing at the venue in 2022, he will also be joined by a trio of fellow icons from the Working Class Man era – Icehouse, Ian Moss and Kate Cebrano. Barnes will perform the album in full – from “I’d Die To Be With You Tonight” to “Paradise” – along with classics from his chart-topping catalogue.
Fresh off the release of his seventh studio album lost americana, GRAMMY-nominated artist mgk arrives at Rod Laver Arena on Saturday 11 April. The tour promises mgk’s signature alt-pop rock sound that has earned rave reviews around the world for its genre-blending performances, stage design and stunning visuals.
Following their last visit in 2023, modern rock powerhouses Pierce The Veil return to Melbourne Park on their I Can’t Hear You World Tour on Sunday 12 Apriljoined by special guests, Movements and Jack Kays. The group add Rod Laver Arena to their world tour that has covered more than 60 dates across North America, Europe, the UK and Latin America, selling out iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden, Red Rocks, and the Kia Forum.
Multi-platinum, award-winning K-pop stars ITZY are next on the calendar as part of their ITZY 3RD WORLD TOUR <TUNNEL VISION>. This marks their first Australian tour featuring all five members and their return to Melbourne Park after previously performing their hook-heavy pop and razor-sharp choreography at Margaret Court Arena.
Following his popularity in Australia after appearing as a judge on The Voice, GRAMMY Award-winning legend Richard Marx brings his After Hours Tour to Margaret Court Arena on Friday 24 April. With a career spanning four decades, Marx will perform his greatest hits – including “Right Here Waiting,” “Hazard,” and “Endless Summer Nights” – along with new material.
Rounding out a packed month of music at Melbourne Park, is what promises to be one of the most in-demand and highly anticipated shows of 2026. British folk-rock band Mumford & Sons bring their Prizefighter Tour to Rod Laver Arena on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 April , with the band set to perform new songs from, alongside fan favourites such as “Little Lion Man” and “The Cave”.
Sporting events at Melbourne Park
It might be April, but there’s a certain tennis flavour about Melbourne Park this month.
The Billie Jean King Cup (formerly the Fed Cup) arrives at John Cain Arena on Friday 10 and Saturday 11 April, with Australia taking on Great Britain for a place in the coveted Finals. Dubbed the ‘World Cup of tennis’, this is your chance to see the best of Australian women’s tennis as national pride takes centre court. Take advantage of the school holidays with a 2-Day Pass granting access to both days of action,
April also sees five of Melbourne Park’s clubs in action across the month.
The 2026 Super Netball season is underway, with the Melbourne Vixens and Melbourne Mavericks out for early-season points in April. The Mavericks take on the Thunderbirds on Saturday 4 April and last season’s runners-up, the Fever on Sunday 19 April,Reigning premiers Vixens will host the Lightning on Sunday 5 April and the Thunderbirds on Saturday 18 April.
Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City FC continue their charge towards the end of the A-League Men’s season with crucial points up for grabs as the race for the top 6 heats up. Victory take on the Phoenix on Sunday 5 April and the league-leading Jets on Friday 17 April.Melbourne City host the Wanderers on Saturday 4 April, the Mariners on Tuesday 7 April, the Phoenix on Sunday 12 April, and Adelaide on Sunday 26 April.
Melbourne Storm will also be eager to build some early season momentum with a pair of blockbuster games against the Warriors on Saturday 11 April and Rabbitohs on Saturday 25 April. ANZAC Day’s fixture is one of Australian sport’s iconic events with a full-stadium blackout and a special rendition of the commemorative ceremony. Be sure to secure your tickets early with a full house is expected.
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There’s no shortage of blockbuster events at Melbourne Park this month – with something for everyone, no matter your taste or budget.
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