Last updated: 5 November 2026
Melbourne Park is the place to be for live events in November.
From major concerts including Benson Boone and J Cole, to NBL, A-League and the return of The Wiggles, there’s something for everyone.
Here’s a look at the top upcoming events at Melbourne Park in November:
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Concerts at Melbourne Park
An impressive line-up of music’s biggest heavy hitters descends on Melbourne Park this November.
GRAMMY-nominated Benson Boone kicks things off with 3 massive shows at Rod Laver Arena from Thursday 12 to Saturday 14 November 2026. Following his meteoric rise from breakout artist to global headliner, Boone returns to Australian shores with his Wanted Man Tour, joined by special guest and Aussie pop star Ruel, one of Australia’s most acclaimed young artists.
Hot on his heels is an epic night of live music on Friday 13 November. At Margaret Court Arena, indie rock legends Death Cab For Cutie bring their I Built You A Tower Tour to Melbourne for the first time in more than 7 years. Meanwhile, across the road at AAMI Park, metal icons Iron Maiden celebrate 50 legendary years with a career-spanning set, joined by special guests Megadeth.
Next up, Khalid returns to Melbourne on Sunday 15 November, bringing his It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour to Rod Laver Arena. Marking his first Melbourne show in 7 years, the tour follows a hugely successful North American leg. With a catalogue packed with hits and major collaborations spanning multiple genres, Khalid’s live performances are known for their emotional delivery. Expect plenty of singalongs!
Japanese-Australian artist Joji returns to Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday 17 November with his SOLARIS Tour, having previously performed at the venue as part of the Pandemonium Tour. Joined by special guest Tommy Richman, Joji brings his globally recognised alternative R&B sound to Melbourne following performances at major venues and festivals around the world.
LANY also return to Melbourne Park, bringing their soft world tour to John Cain Arena on Wednesday 18 November. Led by frontman Paul Jason Klein, the LA-based alt-rock duo are touring in support of their latest release, Soft, which further defines their distinctive sound while exploring fresh musical territory.
The indie rock line-up continues with Two Door Cinema Club, who take over John Cain Arena on Friday 20 November. The band will perform their debut album, Tourist History, in full, alongside a collection of greatest hits. Special guests The Vaccines will also take the stage, performing their breakthrough album, What Did You Expect from The Vaccines?
Dermot Kennedy arrives at Rod Laver Arena on Saturday 21 November with The Weight of the Woods Tour, drawing inspiration from his native Ireland. Having toured the world and shared stages with artists including Noah Kahan, the cinematic folk-pop artist is renowned for his powerful live performances. Expect an emotive night of music in Melbourne.
Generational pop icon Robyn brings the sexistential tour to Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday 24 November. Following the release of her latest album, Sexistential, get ready to sing along to global anthems including “Dancing On My Own”, “Call Your Girlfriend” and “With Every Heartbeat”, alongside special guests Blusher.
Chicago punk quartet Rise Against return to Melbourne on Thursday 26 November, joined by special guests Dropkick Murphys and Haywire. The tour also includes a performance at Meltdown Festival in Gosford and a stop at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt. Rise Against last performed at Melbourne Park in 2024, supporting blink-182.
Rounding out the month, J. Cole brings The Fall-Off Tour to Rod Laver Arena for 2 shows on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November. Supporting his seventh studio album, The Fall-Off, the tour marks the rapper’s first solo headline tour in 5 years.
Sporting events at Melbourne Park
The NBL and A-League seasons are in full swing, with both competitions continuing to dominate the live sport schedule at Melbourne Park this November.
Melbourne United and South East Melbourne Phoenix renew hostilities on Saturday 14 November, squaring off for another Throwdown at John Cain Arena. United will be looking to make it 3 wins from 3 against their cross-town rivals this season, having claimed both previous match-ups.
United also host the resurgent Bullets on Saturday 7 November and Breakers on Saturday 21 November, while Phoenix take on the Taipans on Sunday 22 November.
Over at AAMI Park, Melbourne City FC host Wanderers on Saturday 7 November, looking to maintain their unbeaten home record.
Family events at Melbourne Park
Get ready to Wiggle!
The Wiggles return to John Cain Arena for 4 shows across Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November as part of their annual visit to Melbourne Park. The Wiggles’ Sparkle! BIG SHOW will transform the arena into a magical world of music, colour, lights and, of course, plenty of sparkle. Be quick, tickets are selling like “Hot Potatoes”!
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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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