Hobart + Music = Yeah! 2026

An all ages, eight-hour, multi-stage celebration of innovative local artists, both established and emerging.

feat.

Rā Bellatrix

Jon Smeathers

Slag Queens

208L Containers

RITUAL//COLLAPSE

The Gourds

Chamberwoman

Bing/Santospirito + Vanish Act

Ragtime Frank & The Drivers

CRAB

High Shine

Dolphin

Raspberry Terrapin

CNA

+ visuals by Daniel Platts

Local record label stalls including Rough Skies, Psychedelic Salad, Cipher Productions, Frustration Jazz, Cubbyhouse, Isthmus Music and Consumer Productions.

Vegan-friendly food by Harissa.

Proudly sponsored by Modern Musician.

TICKETS

General Admission/18+ $35 | $40 on the door.

Concession/U18 $20 | $25 on the door.

Children Under 12 Free

Please note that while cash will be accepted for door sales, MAC itself (bar sales etc) is a cashless venue.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

• This is a licensed all ages event, however minors are only permitted to attend if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

• Valid photo ID (driver's license or passport) and proof of concession (if applicable) must be shown at entry.

• Any patron refused admission due to inappropriate ID/proof of concession has no right to any refund or exchange.

• MAC is a smoke free venue.

• No BYO alcohol is permitted.

• Liquor licensing does not allow unsealed bottles into the venue. If you are bringing soft drink please ensure it is unopened.

• If you are bringing your water bottle, bring it empty for refilling at the free drinking water station.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Bus stops are located a convenient 100m walk away on Main Rd, these frequent buses head either north to Glenorchy Interchange or South into Hobart CBD.

ACCESSIBILITY

• MAC is fully wheelchair accessible. There are two Disability Parking Permit bays located on Albert Rd.

• Accessible toilets are available onsite.

• MAC accepts Companion Cards. Carers accompanying a Companion Card holder will receive free entry to our ticketed events. Please call ahead to confirm capacity.

This event takes place on the stolen lands of the Muwinina people. We acknowledge and respect the Tasmanian Aboriginal community who are the traditional owners of this land. Sovereignty was never ceded.