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Leading the latest round-up of venue news, Live Nation has revealed plans for a new 5,000-capacity music venue in North Melbourne, with the purpose-built space at Arden Central expected to host more than 100 events a year and bring additional international tours to the city.

Arden Central – North Melbourne, Australia
Capacity: 5,000
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Despite “macro uncertainty”, Goldman Sachs has raised its growth forecast for the global music industry for the first time in three years, in part due to the “globalisation of the concert ecosystem” opening up a world of opportunities.

With its annual Music In The Air report, the US banking institution projects the industry’s value will rise to nearly $200 bill...


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The Association For Electronic Music has launched its Promoter Good Practice Guide, in association with top industry players including CAA, WME, Primary Talent, and Resident Advisor, among others The…

Guide aims to recommend best practice for promoters working across electronic genres, coming against a backdrop of DJ music enjoying a boom in popularity and touring succe...


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Fatboy Slim, Robbie Williams, and Kings of Leon are to headline 2027’s Isle of Wight Festival, which will mark a quarter-century since the event’s revival in 2002.

Ahead of its net outing between 17-20 June 2027, organisers revealed Williams is to headline the festival’s main stage on Saturday 18th, with Kings of Leon set to close out the weekend on Sunday 20th. Organis...


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The number of languages represented across performances at London’s The O2 has tripled since 2018 as the demand for global artists explodes.

The 20,000-capacity venue is experiencing its most linguistically diverse year yet in 2026, with 18 languages represented across the year — a nearly 30% boost since 2024 alone and 200% from 2018.

Languages range from Spanish,...


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