Published 13 October 2026

Melbourne, meet your next music obsession. Frontier Touring and Melbourne Park have launched SUPAGLOO, a new all-ages concert series designed to put emerging Australian artists in front of the fans discovering them first.

The ongoing quarterly series will span multiple genres, with events curated around school and university holidays. Its first two editions are confirmed for MCA at Melbourne Park, bringing alt-pop energy in December and a showcase of Australian R&B next April.

Thursday 10 December 2026: 2charm, Blusher, Robert Baxter and triple j breakfast hosts Abby & Tyrone (DJ Set). Expect club-ready sounds, spirited pop performances and a dancefloor built for discovering your next favourite act.

Friday 2 April 2027: Larissa Lambert, ZIPPORAH and 1SA. Lambert will make a rare Australian appearance with music from her debut album Yearning, joined by ZIPPORAH’s soulful vocals and 1SA’s mix of R&B, hip hop, Latin, Afro and global sounds.

Both shows are licensed and all ages. Tickets are priced at $49.90.

Frontier member presale for both events opens Friday 16 October at 10 am Melbourne time, running for 48 hours or until the allocation is exhausted. General tickets go on sale Monday 19 October at 10 am Melbourne time.

Official tickets and presale: https://www.frontiertouring.com/supagloo

More information: https://www.supagloo.live

SUPAGLOO takes its name from a song by Australian alt-rock favourites Magic Dirt, whose history of all-ages shows and support for the local scene reflects the series’ community focus. Its visual identity was created by Victorian designer Sunnie Kuan of Cheeky Noot Studio.

Presented by Frontier Touring and Melbourne Park, with support from ticketing partner AXS, SUPAGLOO aims to create a welcoming space for young fans to discover Australian talent and connect through live music. Future editions are planned for 2027.

Source: Frontier Touring’s official announcement, supplied by Samantha Clode.

https://media.frontiertouring.com/frontier-touring-and-melbourne-park-launch-supagloo

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