Indian classical music performances across Australia — Hindustani and Carnatic concerts, baithaks, and sabhas.
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7 events found
An intimate afternoon of South Indian classical music with Melbourne-based violinist Bhairavi Raman and mridangam player Nanthesh Sivarajah
By Worlds Within Worlds
Tamil band Motta Maadi Music brings their Breathless Tour to Sydney for the third time.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment
Tamil band Motta Maadi Music play their first Australian show at Corner Hotel Richmond, with support from Into the Unknown. Standing, 18+.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory
Bansuri maestro Pandit Rakesh Chaurasia performs a live Indian classical concert at the Science Theatre, UNSW on Friday 14 August 2026.
By Natkhat Ghar
Bharatanatyam festival with Priyadarsini Govind, Sridevi Nrithyalaya and Melbourne’s pioneering schools, in Berwick.
Taste of India presents Passing Clouds, a music-and-dance production with Narthanalaya students and the Australian Girls Choir, for Girls from Oz.
By Taste of India Incorporated
A 90-minute storytelling and music performance exploring Sufi poetry and philosophy through the works of Amir Khusrow, Bulleh Shah and Kabir
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory
Indian classical music encompasses a rich tradition of Hindustani and Carnatic styles, celebrated for their intricate melodies and rhythmic complexity. Sydney’s Indian community can look forward to three exciting upcoming events that showcase this cherished art form.
Classical music encompasses a rich tradition of melodic and rhythmic forms, with Indian classical music divided into two main styles: Hindustani and Carnatic. Melbourne is a hub for the Indian community, and it has two exciting upcoming events showcasing this beautiful art form.
