PBS DRIVE LIVE 2026

PBS Drive Live is back for 2026! RSVPS are open now!

Coming to you LIVE from CY VENUE (directly above PBS) at Collingwood Yards, happening across Monday February 16 - Friday February 20 between 5pm and 7pm, Drive Live will see two acts performing daily – live at CY Venue and direct to you via the PBS airwaves.

Attendance is free, open to all, and we can't wait to see you there. You can put your hand up for multiple nights, though with space strictly limited, please don't be over zealous with your bookings. Only current PBS Members and Under 18s are entitled to a plus one each night.

Drive Live is all ages, so Under 18s are welcome and do not require a guardian. PBS will have some snacks and refreshing (non-alcoholic) drinks available for purchase.

Alcohol will not be permitted into the venue. However, there are plenty of bars in close proximity of PBS where those over 18 will be able to go after Drive Live including Runner Up, The Tote, Hope St, and Commis wine bar just across the street.

Capacity is limited. If you're a PBS member, you may bring a plus one. You just need to select two tickets at checkout. Only current PBS Members and Under 18s are entitled to a plus one.

PBS' Drive Live is part of our annual Performer Drive fundraiser – if you’re a music creator or player, join us as a PBS Performer Member throughout February for your chance to win one of three massive prize packs! Details will be announced February 1, so keep an eye on pbsfm.org.au.

Doors open from 4.30pm

Event runs 5pm - 7pm sharp (broadcast live on PBS)

MONDAY FEBRUARY 16

HEADHUNTERS

PARVYN / KRAKATAU

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 17

FIREWATER

MISS KANINNA / DR SURE'S UNUSUAL PRACTICE

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18

THE AFTERGLOW

BUMPY / BROWN SPIRITS

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19

FANG IT!

CIVIC / BUGHUNT

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20

STONE LOVE

GUT HEALTH / OWELU DREAMHOUSE

Drive Live, made easy by Up. Drive Live 2026 has been supported by Allpress, Minor Figures, Plakkit and the Australian Government through Music Australia and Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body.

PBS acknowledges the true owners of the land that this event takes place on, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung People of the Kulin Nation, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present. Sovereignty has never been ceded - this event is taking place on stolen land.