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What’s on at Melbourne Park in July 2026

Winter school holidays are in full swing, and Melbourne Park is packed with events this July for both little and big kids.

From the iconic Disney On Ice and Harlem Globetrotters, plus a mix of sporting events, there’s something for every member of the family on offer.

The annual Run Melbourne also returns this month, with the event’s finish line and race village taking over the heart of the precinct.

Here’s a look at the top upcoming events at Melbourne Park in July:

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Family events at Melbourne Park

If school holidays have you stumped for ways to entertain the kids, look no further than Melbourne Park.

The iconic Disney On Ice skates into Rod Laver Arena from Thursday 2 to Monday 6 July for packed schedule of shows on its Magic in the Stars tour. Take a magical journey with Mickey, Minnie, and friends through the timeless stories of Cinderella, Aladdin, Toy Story, and Cars, as well as today’s favourites, including Encanto, Frozen 2, and Moana. Create new memories with Raya and the Last Dragon and Wish, and become enchanted by Tiana, Rapunzel, and the Disney Princesses.

Make your outing even more special with a dining experience at Railyards, the perfect way to kick off the fun before the show or keep the magic going afterwards.

Continuing the school holiday fun, the legendary Harlem Globetrotters return to John Cain Arena for 2 epic shows on Saturday 11 July. Back in Melbourne with their most legendary tour ever, the Globetrotters promise gravity-defying dunks to game-changing tricks in a fan-fuelled celebration of sport and entertainment.

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Concerts at Melbourne Park

Headline names and growing stars define July’s line-up of concerts at Melbourne Park.

Latin music powerhouse Feid arrives in Melbourne for the very first time on Thursday 2 July, bringing his Feid vs Ferxxo: Falxo Tour – El Mano a Mano Del Año to Margaret Court Arena. The intimate show promises a live experience defined by Feid’s unmistakable energy, magnetic stage presence, and global hits, and continues Australia’s growing love affair for Latin music.

A week later, American alternative rock band The Neigbourhood make their highly anticipated return to Melbourne, performing at Margaret Court Arena on Friday 10 and Saturday 11 July. After 5 years away, the band are back with a fresh sound and are ready to reclaim their standing as one of alternative pop’s most distinctive voices.

Closer to home, Perth icons Karnviool bring their first-ever tour in support of their number one album, In Verses, to Margaret Court Arena on Friday 24 July. Joined by special guests, TesseracT and Car Bomb, the show promises to be an epic line-up and celebration of Karnvivool’s chart-topping success in 2026. It’s also a great opportunity to support one of Australia’s finest progressive rock acts.

Rounding out the month, the immensely popular Laufey will perform 3 consecutive shows at Rod Laver Arena from 30 July to 1 August. The 2-time GRAMMY Award winner and TIME’s 2025 Women of the Year honouree blends jazz, classical and modern pop into a romantic, timeless sound that resonates with a new generation of audiences. The Icelandic-Chinese signer returns after a sold-out Australian run in 2024, making this a must-see performance as her global star continues to rise.

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Comedy events at Melbourne Park

A splash of stand-up comedy finds its way to Melbourne Park this July, with Australian heavyweight Jim Jefferies bringing his acclaimed Son of a Carpenter tour to John Cain Arena on Friday 17 July. Having recently returned home after selling out venues across North America and Europe, the globally recognised comedian is known for his no-holds-bar storytelling and unfiltered reflections on life. A calendar stand-out for Friday night outings in July.

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Sporting events at Melbourne Park

There’s plenty of sport at Melbourne Park in July, with a mix of marquee matches, international fixtures and live sites.

Cheer on the Socceroos at Melbourne’s biggest World Cup live site at AAMI Park! Be part of the family-friendly atmosphere as we screen Australia’s FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 clash against Egypt on Saturday 4 July, with free breakfast up for grabs. Entry is FREE, and the first 10,000 fans through the gates will enjoy breakfast on the house!* Arrive early to secure your spot, with extra screens brought in on the pitch to create better vantage points for fans.

From one showpiece sporting event to another, the 2026 Suncorp Super Netball Grand Final makes its way to John Cain Arena on Saturday 4 July, as the Adelaide Thunderbirds face local favourites, the Melbourne Vixens. It’s the third-successive year the Vixens have qualified for the decider, while the Thunderbirds were the standout team during the regular season, losing only one game. With limited tickets remaining, don’t miss your chance to be courtside for domestic netball’s premier event. Open Training is also available for fans on Friday 3 July, creating a festival of netball.

Continuing the theme of women’s sport, the Australian Opals basketball team return to John Cain Arena for 2 blockbuster international games against China on Tuesday 7 and Thursday 9 July. Watch two of the world’s leading women’s basketball teams go head-to-head in a thrilling series as they prepare for major international competition, with family-friendly tip-off times.

Rounding out the month’s sport, the Melbourne Storm continue their push up the ladder following a slow start to the season. The Storm will host the Titans on Sunday 12 July and Bulldogs on Friday 31 July as they look to build towards finals, with only a handful of home games remaining.

*One breakfast item per person.

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Find your next event

There’s no shortage of blockbuster events at Melbourne Park this month – with something for everyone, no matter your taste or budget.

Browse all upcoming Melbourne Park events and discover the biggest concerts and sporting events in Melbourne this July.