Push Over - 40 Years of The Push | Live at The Gardens (*All Ages)

Push Over - 40 Years of The Push | Live at The Gardens (*All Ages)

Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, Birdwood Ave., 3004 Melbourne Kort

lau. 21.11.2026 16:00

40 years of The Push, one big celebration 🎸

Bodyjar, Frenzal Rhomb, Killing Heidi, Magic Dirt and Regurgitator all on one stage at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.

And in a treat for fans, each headlining artist will be joined on stage by a special guest for an exclusive one-off Push Over collaboration. The list of special guests includes Alex Lahey, Alice Ivy, Baker Boy, members of Public Figures, Ruby Fields and Thalia and Cahli from Teenage Joans – all of whom have a personal connection to The Push. Who will they be performing with? All will be revealed on the day!

'Push Over – 40 Years of The Push' channels the spirit of Push Over – Victoria’s longest-running all-ages festival (1992-2013) – a rite of passage that showcased countless local punk, rock and alternative acts and introduced a generation to the thrill of live music.

4.00pm Gates Open

5.10pm Bodyjar

6.15pm Magic Dirt

7.20pm Frenzal Rhomb

8.20pm Killing Heidi

9.25pm Regurgitator

10.05pm approx. finish

*All times are subject to change, please check back closer to the show date

Tickets on sale now!

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Flytjendur

  • Live At The Gardens
    Live At The Gardens

    Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne has partnered with Roundhouse Entertainment, the highly experienced and successful team behind a day on the green, to transform the luscious lawns of the Observatory Precinct into an outdoor concert space.

  • The Push
    The Push

    We are Australia's youth music charity, backing young people across the country to find their place in music.

  • Mushroom
    Mushroom

    Independent music and entertainment leaders.

  • MG Live
    MG Live

    Independent tour promoter and events company.

    Proudly part of the Mushroom Group 🍄

  • Killing Heidi
    Killing Heidi

    Killing Heidi are officially forever. Twenty-five years ago, their debut 1#

    multi-platinum album Reflector smashed records and high radio rotation, becoming

    the fastest selling Australian album in history.

    There's a whole generation that doesn't need reminding that the early '00s belonged

    to Killing Heidi. Weir hit #2 and Mascara #14 in Triple J’s Hottest 100. Debut album

    Reflector won four ARIA awards and sold 4 times platinum as Ella and Jesse took

    out the prestigious APRA Songwriters of the Year award in 2001.

    For Ella and Jesse Hooper it was something neither expected. But tour after tour, the

    Violet Town siblings find their explosive power pop more entrenched in the Oz rock

    pantheon.

    “What Killing Heidi's music meant and still means to the people that shared that

    amazing time with us really blows me away. I meet so many people, especially

    young women, who tell me how Killing Heidi inspired them to be themselves, back

    themselves or even start a band, and I'm completely honoured that it had that effect

    on people” — Ella Hooper

    “Ella’s performance is as alive as ever. Vibrant and rockin’, it was clearly evident she

    was enjoying being back onstage fronting Killing Heidi, especially during the harder

    hitting songs such as 'Superman/Supergirl', 'Mascara' and set-closing crowd

    favourite, 'Weir' – Rolling Stone