Nick Buckley

On the first day of Christmas my true love sent to me – a big box of grape juice.

One artist showed up post-bath, in a towel and dressing gown. Others played outside. One used a filter to become a talking pickle and performed with back-up dancers. The short answer, then, is yes. And it’s on again this weekend.

You might think you’ve missed tickets for Melbourne’s best upcoming gigs, but despair is for the weak – you can still get into these incredible shows.

You might think you’ve missed tickets for Melbourne’s best upcoming gigs, but despair is for the weak – you can still get into these incredible shows.

You might think you’ve missed tickets for Melbourne’s best upcoming gigs, but despair is for the weak – you can still get into these incredible shows.

At the most un-hyped Meredith in years, hip-hop and rap dominated and gracious generosity came out on top. And as usual, those who sold their tickets missed out.

Whether it’s R’n’B, disco, funk or dance, there’s a professional selector to take charge of the celebrations at your next big event.

You might think you've missed tickets for Melbourne's best gigs this month, but despair is for the weak – you can still get into these incredible shows.

On the menu are O’Connor Beef patties, Davidson’s plum Whisky Sours and a yellowfin tuna burger. This is not your run-of-the-mill burger shop.

The now-annual pop music review will feature the Pussycat Dolls, Steps and Sophie Ellis-Bextor.

The hop-on hop-off shuttle service is ready to take your booking.

There’s a spaghetti party, a chip party, an augmented-reality wine tasting and an eight-course after-hours dinner at Lune. Bring extra napkins – this could get messy.