Matt Corby
Gretta Ray
Tickets on sale 10am Monday 13 April.
Frontier Touring is pleased to announce that critically acclaimed singer, songwriter and producer Matt Corby will return to stages across the country this June, bringing his celebrated live show to audiences nationwide with The Tragic Magic Tour.
With multiple ARIA Awards, platinum-selling releases and a body of work that continues to evolve with each release, Matt Corby stands as one of Australia’s most enduring and influential artists. The upcoming tour celebrates the release of the singer’s fourth studio album, Tragic Magic – a deeply personal and soul-soaked collection that captures a new chapter in Corby’s life and artistry.
Praised as one of the country’s most compelling live performers, Corby’s shows are renowned for their intimacy and musicianship – a space where intricate arrangements and his unmistakable voice take centre stage. Supporting Corby at all shows in Australia is rising singer Gretta Ray.
Matt Corby is a musical perennial. Three immaculate albums into an original music journey, with no end in sight, Matt first broke through back in 2011 with the bruising ballad and 10x Platinum hit ‘Brother’, a song whose enduring appeal was proven again with its #51 appearance on triple j’s ‘Hottest 100 Of Australian Songs’ in 2025. While it remains a defining song of its era, it is the work since – from the quiet intensity of singles such as ‘Resolution’, ‘Miracle Love’, or ‘Reelin’ – to the expansive albums Telluric (2016), Rainbow Valley (2018), Everything’s Fine (2023) – that underscores a career shaped by evolution over expectation.
The first taste of Corby’s latest album came in the form of singles groove-laden single ‘Burn It Down’, the reflective ‘Long and Short’ and ‘War To Love’. Tragic Magic sees Corby further refine his timeless sound, Corby co-producing every track and performing the majority of instruments across the record.
One of Australia’s most soulful and stirring voices, don’t miss these special shows.
You must be 18 years or over to attend this event.
Valid Proof of Age photo ID is required by all patrons (Australian Driver’s License, Victorian Learners Permit, Passport, Proof of Age Card, Keypass). Photocopies and photos of ID will not be accepted.
Conditions of Entry:
To ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience, please be aware of Forum Melbourne's Conditions of Entry here.
*Please note, steel cap shoes are not permitted to be worn inside the venue.
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Booth Ticket Holders: Please go to the Box Office on arrival at the venue to collect your wristband and our staff will then direct you to your booth. Note that a General Admission ticket plus a Booth Upgrade ticket must be purchased and presented together for booth access.
Please note the booths are a seated area and standing is not permitted. If you wish to stand, please move on to the floor standing section or behind the booths in the rear standing area.
Location: Forum Melbourne is located at 154 Flinders Street, Melbourne 3000.
Parking: Discounted parking rates are available at some nearby Wilson Car Parks. More info here.
Accessibility: Forum Melbourne is committed to making performances accessible to the widest possible audience. For further information about accessibility call 1300 11 10 11 and select option 2 for our accessibility customer service line, or you can find more info here.
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Cloakroom: A cloakroom is available upstairs on the Mezzanine level. The cost for cloaking is $5, which includes up to 3 items.
Bag checks: Due to security requirements, you will be required to show the contents of your bag to venue staff. Prohibited items will not be allowed into the venue and may be confiscated or entry may be refused.
Cameras: Phone cameras and small point and shoot cameras are permitted. No larger cameras or cameras with detachable lenses are permitted. No flash photography.