A live music event needs open floor space more than fixed seating, and enough capacity that the room doesn’t feel half-empty or overcrowded. The Grand Ballroom’s cocktail and general admission capacity, extending to 1,700 guests combined with the Magnolia Room, gives a concert or live event real scale, with in-house lighting and sound as a working foundation for an external production supplier to build on. With no music curfew and a licence until 1am, the set list isn’t cut short by the venue.
Planning a live music event or concert in Melbourne? Here are the questions promoters ask most.
Yes. Melrose Events hosts live music and concerts across the Grand Ballroom and Magnolia Room, with standing capacity up to 1,700 guests combined.
Yes. In-house lighting and sound provide a working foundation, and external production suppliers can build on top of it for a full show.
Yes. The Magnolia Room suits a more intimate show for up to 250 guests, or the Hudson Room for up to 600.
No. Melrose Events has no music curfew and is licensed until 1am.
Yes. It’s 5 minutes from Melbourne Airport with direct freeway access, useful for equipment and crew logistics.
