As we edge closer to summer, the action at Melbourne Park is heating up, with a mix of exciting new acts and iconic favourites.
Fans can look forward to performances from TWICE, Lenny Kravitz, and The Wiggles, alongside domestic basketball and football action, an eclectic lineup that promises something for everyone this November.
Here’s what’s coming up:
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Melbourne Park is spoilt with star power this November.
K-pop girl group TWICE return to Melbourne for the third time in two years on their sixth world tour, performing at Rod Laver Arena on Saturday 8 November and Sunday 9 November. For this tour, TWICE will perform on a 360-degree stage, creating a truly immersive experience where fans can enjoy the show from every angle.
A few nights later, Australian electronic trio RÜFÜS DU SOL make their Rod Laver Arena debut with three epic live shows from Thursday 13 November to Saturday 15 November. The global stars will deliver a diverse setlist, featuring new hits from their fifth album Inhale / Exhale alongside fan favourites.
Continuing the homegrown theme, Australian modern folk artist Ziggy Alberts will perform at Margaret Court Arena on Sunday 23 November as part of his first-ever Australian arena tour. Fresh from his acclaimed seventh studio album New Love and a sold-out Royal Albert Hall show, don’t miss Ziggy’s homecoming this month.
Meanwhile, the stars continue to get bigger and brighter at Melbourne Park as GRAMMY Award-winning superstar Doja Cat brings her Ma Vie World Tour to Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday 25 November, her first-ever arena tour across Australia. She returns with her fifth studio album Vie, alongside hits such as “Attention,” “Paint The Town Red,” and “Agora Hills.”
Rounding out the month, John Cain Arena hosts back-to-back concerts. On Tuesday 15 November, GRAMMY Award-winning icon Lenny Kravitz will ignite the stage with over three decades of hits, joined by ARIA Hall of Famers JET. On Thursday 27 November, global Mandopop star Ronghao Li arrives on his Dark Horse World Tour. Supported by a world-class live band, fans can look forward to soulful hits from one of the genre’s most influential artists.
Upcoming sports events at Melbourne Park
Basketball and football continue to dominate at Melbourne Park in November.
At John Cain Arena, both Melbourne United and South East Melbourne Phoenix will be looking to continue their impressive starts to the season. The showpiece Throwdown between the two teams headlines the fixtures on Saturday 8 November, with United also hosting the Bullets on Saturday 15 November and the Wildcats on Sunday 23 November. Meanwhile, the Phoenix welcome league superstar Bryce Cotton’s 36ers on Saturday 22 November. With adult tickets from $37, experience one of Australia’s hottest summer spots courtside this month.
Over the road, football returns with a bang at AAMI Park on Saturday 8 November, with the Melbourne Derby between home clubs, Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City FC. A re-match of last season’s Grand Final, the Derby is one of the finest showcases Australian football has to offer. While the home fixture list is light for both teams for the remainder of the month, City returns to action on Tuesday 25 November in AFC Champions League competition against Malaysian giants, Johor Darul Ta’zim FC.
Upcoming family events at Melbourne Park
Get ready to Wiggle!
For the first time, The Wiggles will perform at John Cain Arena with four shows across Saturday 29 November and Sunday 30 November, having historically performed at the neighbouring Rod Laver Arena. This unique performance will see the family favourites perform in immersive 360 degrees, giving both little and big Wiggles fans the opportunity to enjoy the singing and dancing from every angle.
Get ready for bubbles, lights, DJ Dorothy dance parties, and Big Red Utes, and of course all your favourite anthems. Be quick, tickets are selling like “Hot Potatoes!”
Don’t miss out!
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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