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The Harmony Club celebrates the sounds that defined a generation with a three-hour concert celebrating the back catalogues of five 60's and 70's superstar groups
This once in a lifetime sonic extravaganza features blended, intricate and close harmonies emulating the pioneering icons of the Pop and Rock eras who were so relevant to the shift in changing times.
The Beatles (Beatnix)
Australia's longest-running Beatles tribute band, faithfully recreates the music and magic with remarkable attention to detail.
The Eagles (Desperado The Eagles Show)
Renowned for their pitch-perfect harmonies and masterful musicianship, this outfit is fronted by Michael Thompson and Shayne Brown and backed by a powerhouse five-piece band.
The Mamas and the Papas (California Dream)
The Beggars plus Catlouise Johns and percussionist Steve Todd, are a regular feature on the Europe and Australian touring circuit and dedicated to celebrating this folk-rock group with fabulous vocal harmonies.
Simon & Garfunkel and The Everly Brothers (Feelin' Groovy)
Adelaide duo, Harry Baulderstone and Marcus Ryan have been presenting the songs of Simon and Garfunkel and The Everly Brothers for a decade, to great acclaim nationally.
Don't miss this nostalgic journey through the much-loved songs which influenced the culture of the day and still dominate Classic radio playlists.
Peer Reviewed is an adults‑only science fair and gloriously queer nerd extravaganza celebrating the most chaotic STEM minds in our community. Competitors are invited to debut their most unhinged, playful and horniest research projects, proudly displayed on trifolds and explained with the kind of over‑the‑top enthusiasm only a queer scientist can muster. Registrations are $15 for contestants, or free for concession card holders.
If presenting isn't your vibe, join us as an audience member and vote for the projects that delight, confuse or arouse you.
You'll kick off the night by wandering through lovingly crafted displays showcasing everything from environmental curiosities to social science deep dives. Audience votes will determine our top contenders, who will then face off in a head‑to‑head showdown judged by a panel featuring a real researcher, a comedian and one of our beloved producers. Together, they'll decide who "wins at science" in a process that is equal parts scientifically rigorous and joyfully ridiculous.
Peer Reviewed mixes its scientific chaos with performance and play, because learning should be fun. Expect a Strip Spelling Bee where local burlesque performers tackle scientific terminology with charm and strategic undressing.
Come for the science. Stay for the nonsense. Leave with a brain full of new facts and a heart full of queer joy.
To celebrate 50 years of National Seniors Australia, they're proud to partner with internationally acclaimed group Secret Garden (the creators of the song, You Raise Me Up) for a special anniversary concert series. This exclusive celebration will bring together members, supporters, volunteers, partners, families and friends for an unforgettable evening of music, memories and connection, honouring the stories, achievements and people who have shaped National Seniors Australia over the past five decades.
Join the glitz and glamour of the Silver Screen at this murder mystery dinner evening like no other. Meet crime writer Jonathon Mapletree and a cast of suspicious characters as you attempt to solve this splendidly cinematic mystery.
Whilst you enjoy a delicious three course dinner, gather clues from the various suspects as they visit your table, discuss with your fellow diners and then decide...whodunnit!
You are invited to dress in the stylish Art Deco period and fully immerse yourself in the mystery.
Murder at the Movies - The Story So Far...
It is 1937, and the crowds have gathered for this year's National Academy Awards.
Marjorie-Gae Millington, owner of Centurion Films, is here with the hotly tipped 'Love of a Stranger', directed by rising star Barton Hayes. Max Reedmand of rival company Dream Film Studios will attend to watch the film, which appears to have a storyline strikingly similar to a script stolen from him earlier this year.
The evening looks set to be another showdown between these two companies. Is it simply show business rivalry...or something perhaps more sinister?
Back to the 90's Adelaide Launch Event brings the defining sounds of the 1990s to Atlantis Nightclub for one night only. Multi-platinum DJ and producer Jolyon Petch headlines alongside DJ Josh and Adrian Zac. Across two zones, guests can relive 90s house, club anthems, Eurodance and trance in the main room, with party singalongs and R&B in the outdoor zone. Created for music lovers ready to dance, reconnect and celebrate the songs that shaped a generation, this immersive nightclub experience combines nostalgic production, a dedicated lineup and a packed dance floor.
Get to work. Then get even. Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin kidnap their appalling boss and quietly run the company better without him. A Dolly tribute screening to open our closing day, with big hair and bigger revenge.
Few people have shaped modern politics and then dissected it as thoroughly as Alastair Campbell, co-host of the chart-topping podcast The Rest Is Politics.
Taking to the stage for a series of in-conversation events, Campbell brings his trademark candour and wit to the global political landscape.
For the best part of thirty years he has lived at close quarters with power, steering the UK government's message through the Good Friday Agreement, the Kosovo conflict and the Iraq war, and learning how the machinery underpinning government really works.
Now, autocrats are back in fashion, culture wars dominate the press, AI and social media have demolished truth. These are the forces steadily pulling our democracies apart, and Alastair Campbell has witnessed their impact first-hand.
Campbell unpacks how it all came to this, and what really happens in the corridors of power, drawing on the stories that rarely reach the official record. It promises to be an honest and refreshingly insightful night in the company of someone who has not just observed our politics, but had a hand in making it.
Get ready to take a trip back to a defining era of music as indie darlings Two Door Cinema Club perform their iconic debut album Tourist History in full, alongside their greatest hits, at Adelaide Entertainment Centre this November.
Released in 2010, Tourist History launched Two Door Cinema Club onto the global stage with electrifying hits like 'What You Know', 'Something Good Can Work' and 'Undercover Martyn'. The album's catchy guitar hooks, irresistible rhythms and dancefloor beats quickly made it a staple of the indie-dance scene.
In what will no doubt be a very special run of shows, Two Door Cinema Club have invited The Vaccines on tour as their special guests, to perform their breakthrough record What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? for its 15th anniversary. Having burst out of London with their album packed with high-energy classics such as 'If You Wanna', 'Post Break-Up Sex' and 'Wetsuit', its raw, infectious sound helped cement the band as one of the UK's most exciting guitar acts.
The Killer Queen Experience returns to The District for a two-hour live celebration of Queen's greatest hits.
Following their last sold-out show at The District, the popular Australian touring tribute band returns to Adelaide with a live performance featuring big vocals, iconic anthems and all the songs you know and love.
The Killer Queen Experience takes place on Thursday 19 November 2026, with tickets priced at $49.
To celebrate the release of his long-awaited new music, the award-winning Māori soul phenomenon TEEKS comes to Adelaide.
Raised on everything from traditional waiata and kapa haka to Bob Marley and Sam Cooke, Te Karehana Gardiner-Toi – better known as TEEKS – soared to number one in 2021 with his monumental debut album, Something To Feel.
Now, with over 200 million global streams, 2.5 billion short form video views, and multiple Platinum and Gold projects to his name, TEEKS is set to return with a new sonically captivating body of work as he continues to evolve his deeply affecting blend of soul and R&B.
In June 2026, TEEKS released his first single in more than two years, the playfully vulnerable "My Boy", challenging ideas about queerness and masculinity, signalling a new chapter of emotional candour.
Blending a rich baritone with heartfelt storytelling, TEEKS' performances resonate deeply with audiences who connect with his sincere, vulnerable lyricism and mesmerizing vocal delivery, bringing packed audiences to absolute silence. A performance by TEEKS is a spiritual experience – modern soul from Aotearoa New Zealand.
From award-winning Australian writer Aidan Fennessy comes The Heartbreak Choir — a love song to kindness, courage and the humble community choir.
In a weathered CFA hall on the edge of town, five locals gather to sing. They've broken away from their old choir over a matter of principle — and now, with a new name, a last-minute gig, and a bottle of local Sangiovese in hand, they're finding their harmonies once again.
But this isn't just about music. It's about grief, community, and learning how to hold each other up when life strikes the wrong chord.
Set in a regional town, The Heartbreak Choir is a gently funny, deeply moving celebration of connection, second chances, and the small, defiantly hopeful ways we show up for one another. With its dry wit, big-hearted characters and unmistakable Aussie charm, this is a play that will leave you humming the high notes.
With a stellar cast of South Australian performers including the incomparable Libby O'Donovan, this play from State Theatre Company South Australia promises a powerhouse of local talent.
From award-winning Australian writer Aidan Fennessy comes The Heartbreak Choir - a love song to kindness, courage and the humble community choir.
In a weathered CFA hall on the edge of town, five locals gather to sing. They've broken away from their old choir over a matter of principle - and now, with a new name, a last-minute gig, and a bottle of local Sangiovese in hand, they're finding their harmonies once again.
Set in a regional town, The Heartbreak Choir is a gently funny, deeply moving celebration of connection, second chances, and the small, defiantly hopeful ways we show up for one another. With its dry wit, big-hearted characters and unmistakable Aussie charm, this is a play that will leave you humming the high notes.
With a stellar cast of South Australian performers including the incomparable Libby O'Donovan, this play promises a powerhouse of local talent.
