SUKHBIR Live in Concert Melbourne 2026: Here's Everything You Need
The Prince of Bhangra is coming to Melbourne on Friday 16 October 2026, and the venue is Trak Lounge in Toorak, one of the city’s better-known live music venues with a proper stage, real sound, and a layout that actually works for a concert.
The Key Details at a Glance
Detail | Info |
Artist | Sukhbir |
Event name | Sukhbir Live in Concert Melbourne 2026 |
Date | Friday 16 October 2026 |
Start time | 9:00 PM |
Venue | Trak Lounge, 445 Toorak Road, Toorak VIC 3142 |
Organiser | Beat and Banter |
Age restriction | 18+ strictly. Government ID or passport required |
Tickets | Via DryTickets |
Ticket Prices and What Each Tier Gets You
There are four ticket categories, and the price gap between them is significant. Here is what each one means in practice.
Early Bird GA $59
General admission standing. This is your standard concert floor ticket. If you want to be in the mix and are comfortable in a standing crowd, this is the one.
Fanpit : $89
A designated section at the front, closer to the stage. At Trak, the main stage is 12.5 metres wide and 6.5 metres deep, so front placement makes a difference for visibility.
Meet and Greet: $249
This includes Fanpit entry plus a meet-and-greet session with Sukhbir. If getting a photo with him is the point, this is the tier.
Dine with Sukhbir: $549
The top tier. This includes Fanpit access plus a dining experience with Sukhbir. The DryTickets listing confirms Fanpit is included. This is a small-group experience and limited to the number of seats available at the dining setup.
All tickets carry a 6.6% service fee and a 1.9% credit card fee added at checkout. There are no refunds or exchanges under any circumstances.
What to Expect from This Show
This is a licensed nightclub-style venue starting at 9:00 PM. It is built for dancing, not seated listening.
At this hour and at Trak, the crowd will be there to dance. Sukhbir’s catalogue is built for exactly that. The songs from ‘Gal Ban Gayi’ to ‘Oh Ho Ho Ho’ are crowd movers.
Trak Lounge is a general admission, standing venue. There are no reserved seats. The DryTickets listing shows Fanpit as the designated front section, but the rest of the room is open floor. If you want space and a good sightline, arrive early.
About Trak Lounge, Toorak
Trak Lounge is at 445 Toorak Road, Toorak VIC 3142, set inside the Trak Centre, which was formerly the Trak Cinema.
The high ceilings from the original cinema space give the room good volume for live performances.
Key specs worth knowing:
- Main stage is 12.5 metres long and 6.5 metres deep: a proper stage, not a makeshift setup
- Capacity up to 1,150 people for standing events
- Four bars within the venue, plus a VIP bar overlooking the main room
- State-of-the-art lighting and sound, LED video wall, dance floor
- Ramp and lift access for wheelchair users. Seating available for those who need it
- Free parking at 8 Jackson Street, Toorak (6 levels)
This is not a cramped pub venue. It has hosted international acts across music, fashion events and television productions.
Getting There
Toorak is about 5 kilometres south-east of the Melbourne CBD. For a 9:00 PM Friday show, here are your real options.
By tram
Tram 8 and Tram 58 both run along Toorak Road and stop near Toorak Village, right outside the venue. From the CBD, the journey takes roughly 20 to 25 minutes. These trams stop running around midnight, which is worth noting if the show runs past that point.
By train
Toorak Station and Hawksburn Station are both on the Frankston line. Since February 2026, Cranbourne and Pakenham line trains no longer stop at these stations; only Frankston line services do.
Check the PTV timetable before you travel.
By car
Free parking is available at the Jackson Street car park (8 Jackson Street, Toorak, 6 levels), which is steps from the venue. This is the best car option for this event. Street parking on Toorak Road has short-term limits that expire well before the show ends.
Rideshare
Rideshare is the most flexible option for a late Friday night. Drop-off on Toorak Road is easy, and pick-up is straightforward once you’re clear of the post-show crowd.
What You Need at the Door
Step 1: Have your ticket ready, either digital or printed. DryTickets issues tickets electronically, so both a phone screenshot and a PDF work.
Step 2: Bring a government-issued photo ID or passport. The 18+ rule is strictly enforced. No ID, no entry: there are no exceptions stated in the event terms.
Step 3: Know that this is a standing general admission venue. If you have accessibility needs, the venue has ramp and lift access and wheelchair seating available. Contact DryTickets or the organiser (Beat and Banter) ahead of time if you need specific arrangements.
