Diesel Bootleg Melancholy Tour

Get ready for DIESEL BOOTLEG MELANCHOLY TOUR, showcasing his new music and tracks from his greatest hits collection. This tour is shaping up to be a tour de force spanning his three decade and 17 album musical career!

One of Australia’s greatest success stories, the American-born Diesel, aka Mark Lizotte, has spent three decades weaving his one-of-a-kind musical magic into his rock and blues-fuelled sounds, both as part of the band Johnny Diesel & The Injectors and, more recently, as a solo artist. With multiple #1 ARIA charting albums under his belt, six ARIA award wins and millions of streams alongside a legion of fans, Diesel’s creative skillset also expands beyond his own projects, with the talented artist also renowned for his work as a producer and multi-instrumentalist.

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Icon / Small / Calendar Created with Sketch. 04 Jul 2025 - 31 Dec 2025

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The Jungle Book - Live On Stage

Icon / Small / Calendar Created with Sketch. 09 Jul 2025 - 20 Jul 2025
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Join us for the launch of Ocean Research Climate Action (ORCA)—a bold new network led by RMIT’s Professor Wendy Steele, Professor Kit Wise, Dr Rebecca Olive, and Dr Fiona Hillary—reimagining our relationship with the ocean to drive climate action.

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