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Adelaide Symphony Orchestra: She Speaks – Concert 1

Elder Hall University of Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide
WOMEN COMPOSERS, SPANNING CONTINENTS AND GENERATIONS, MEET IN A WEEKEND OF MUSICAL STORYTELLING. Ensemble Lumen joins She Speaks in 2026 as part of the Elder Conservatorium Lunchtime Series to spotlight the voices of women composers. Performed by the Conservatorium’s distinguished faculty, this concert offers a rare opportunity to hear music…

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Theatre Royal, Hobart: The Long Blue Horizon

Theatre Royal, Hobart 29 Campbell Street, Hobart
Historical flautist Meredith Beardmore takes her flutes through unexpected terrains. Her recent release The Long Blue Horizon was created on the Tasman Peninsula. Inspired by the extraordinary landscape of the peninsula, the album combines historical flutes and field recordings. In this intimate concert, Meredith performs music inspired by the tessellated…

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Harmonie International: TwoSet Violin The Sacrilegious Games

Palais Theatre, St Kilda St Kilda
The classical music world's favourite internet sensation is back! TwoSet Violin, the hilarious duo that has captured the hearts of fans worldwide, is embarking on a highly-anticipated comeback tour. For one night only, join Brett and Eddy for an unforgettable concert experience filled with their unique blend of musical virtuosity and witty humour.
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Queer Nights at Nightingale

Nightingale Gallery: Fault Lines – Queer Nights at Nightingale #3

Nightingale Gallery 909A High St, Armadale
Curated by composer Robert McIntyre, Aether Duo presents Fault Lines, an evening of flute and piano works by LGBTQIA+ composers Robert McIntyre, Sally Whitwell, Sam Williams and more – dealing both subtly and directly with elements pertaining to the lived queer experience and the environments and space we rightly take…