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Broadmeadows Revives Live Music Tradition Through Town Hall and Libraries

Events at established venues and libraries continue a pattern of accessible performances for residents.

By Broadmeadows Culture Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Broadmeadows continues to host live music through a mix of historical venue use and scheduled free events that bring performers and audiences together at familiar local sites.

Historical Performances at the Town Hall

Broadmeadows Town Hall has hosted 27 known gigs historically. These include a performance by Little River Band in 1975 and a show by Skyhooks in 1978. No current upcoming gigs are listed for the venue in recent searches, yet the record of past activity forms part of the documented local music activity.

Current Free Events for Families and Youth

Free community gatherings feature live music alongside other activities. Australia Day in the Park on January 26, 2026, at Jack Roper Reserve includes live music, a magician, and family activities. The HYPE Amplify Vibes and Vendors event on Saturday, November 29, 2025, at Broadmeadows Youth Centre presents live music from local performers, food trucks, and a youth market as a free all-ages occasion. Damo's Music for Kids takes place at Broadmeadows Library on Thursday, January 15, 2026, with songs and stories about ocean creatures aimed at children.

Event Listings and Access Points

Eventbrite lists various live music and entertainment options in Broadmeadows this weekend, covering concerts, nightlife, and cultural events, with many offering free entry. These listings connect residents to performances without requiring payment in multiple cases. The pattern of free entry appears across the listed community events.

Residents can review current listings on Eventbrite to identify available options. The combination of historical venue records and recurring free events provides ongoing points of contact with live music in the area.

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