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The final wave of artists has been added to the AO Live 2026 lineup, completing a vibrant five-night program of live music during the Australian Open. Running from 28th January to 1st February at Melbourne’s John Cain Arena, the festival will feature a stacked mix of international stars and homegrown favourites across pop, hip-hop, dance and indie.

New additions include Aussie singer-songwriter MAY-A, rising New Zealand R&B artist Will Swinton, and homegrown favourites Mallrat, Memphis LK, Cat & Calmell and The Belair Lip Bombs. They join an already impressive bill headlined by The Kid LAROI, Peggy Gou, Spacey Jane, Sofi Tukker, and Renée Rapp—alongside a nostalgic pop moment from The Veronicas.

Each night of AO Live is timed to coincide with key Australian Open matches, including the Women’s Final on 31st January and Men’s Final on 1st February. The curated lineups offer a mix of high-energy sets and genre-diverse sounds, promising an atmosphere as thrilling as the action on court.

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Final release tickets for AO Live 2026 are on sale now, with demand expected to surge following the lineup drop. Whether you’re catching The Kid LAROI’s exclusive Australian set or dancing into the night with Peggy Gou, AO Live is shaping up to be a highlight of Melbourne’s summer music calendar.

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AO Live 2026 Locks In Final Lineup Featuring MAY-A, Mallrat, Memphis LK and More.

US pop sensation Reneé Rapp is officially heading to Australia, locking in her debut Down Under appearance as part of the AO Live 2026 music series. The breakout star will take over John Cain Arena on Saturday, 31st January, performing ahead of the highly anticipated Australian Open Women’s Final.

Rapp rose to global fame as Regina George in the Broadway production of Mean Girls, a role she reprised in the 2024 film remake. Since then, she has launched a skyrocketing music career, releasing her acclaimed debut album Snow Angel in 2023 and following up with Bite Me in 2025, which debuted at #3 on the ARIA Albums Chart. With over 1.4 billion streams and a growing reputation as one of pop’s most compelling new voices, her AO Live set promises to be a must-see.

Rapp joins an already stacked AO Live 2026 lineup that includes The Kid LAROI, Peggy Gou, Sofi Tukker, Spacey Jane, and The Veronicas. Each night offers a unique blend of live music and sport inside Melbourne Park, making AO Live the only Grand Slam music series of its kind in the world.

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Reneé Rapp’s performance on 31st January will run from 2pm to 7pm AEDT, followed directly by the Women’s Final on centre court. Tickets start from $99 and include access to the full precinct experience — combining live tennis, music, DJ sets and food stalls into one massive day of summer entertainment.

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Reneé Rapp will make her Australian debut in 2026 on 31st January at John Cain Arena.

The Australian Open is serving up more than just tennis in 2026, with the return of AO Live bringing an unbeatable mix of sport and music back to Melbourne Park. Running across five massive nights, the only Grand Slam music series in the world returns bigger than ever, featuring global stars including The Kid LAROI, Peggy Gou, Spacey Jane, Sofi Tukker, and The Veronicas, with more acts still to be announced.

AO Live kicks off on Wednesday, 28th January with chart-topper The Kid LAROI, whose fusion of hip-hop, pop, and emotional songwriting has seen him rise to global superstardom. On Thursday, 29th January, ARIA winners Spacey Jane hit the stage with their fan-favourite indie rock anthems, followed by a high-energy Friday featuring a double headline from The Veronicas and GRAMMY-nominated dance duo Sofi Tukker on 30th January.

Capping off the week, Peggy Gou will close out AO Live on Sunday, 1st February, bringing her genre-blending techno and house sound to the John Cain Arena. Saturday’s artist is still under wraps, but will follow an afternoon of live music before the AO Women’s Final that evening. The AO Men’s Final will follow Peggy Gou’s performance on Sunday, making it a weekend of champions both on and off the court.

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Presented by Untitled Group, the team behind Beyond The Valley and Pitch Music & Arts, AO Live 2026 will also feature acoustic performances in Garden Square and daily DJ sets across Grand Slam Oval. With tickets starting from $99, fans gain access to both the Australian Open tennis action and world-class live music, making it one of the best-value entertainment offerings of the summer. Tickets go on sale Tuesday, 14th October.

AO Live 2026 Lineup Drops with The Kid LAROI, Peggy Gou and More

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The Kid LAROI, Peggy Gou and Sofi Tukker to Headline Expanded AO Live 2026 Music Series.

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