TICKETS BIFFY CLYRO

Forum Melbourne is one of the most striking indoor venues in central Melbourne—an iconic live music and events hall that pairs a dramatic exterior with a memorable, theatre-like atmosphere. First opened in 1929 (originally as the State Theatre), it’s celebrated for its exotic architectural touches and the feeling that you’re stepping into a world of its own, while remaining a top-tier stage for major local and international acts.

Inside, the high ceilings and room profile support a powerful yet detailed sound, and the layout adapts easily between general admission standing (up to around 2,000 on the floor) and reserved seating for a more intimate concert setup. Practical amenities—such as bars and a cloakroom—help keep the overall experience comfortable from arrival to encore.

You’ll find it at 154 Flinders St, Melbourne, Australia. The entrance is on Flinders Street, right by the pedestrian hub around Federation Square and Flinders Street Station, so most visitors reach the doors with a short, straightforward walk; public parking garages are also nearby for drivers. For broader guidance on getting around the city, see the transport overview further down the page.

Melbourne, a vibrant metropolis on the shores of Port Phillip Bay, is not only Australia’s cultural and culinary hub, but also a city where major events feel effortless. From top-tier sports spectacles to concerts and live shows, Melbourne has a reputation for organizing, hosting, and entertaining with ease—an energy you can sense in its streets, neighborhoods, and around its main arenas and stadiums.

What makes planning especially smooth for visitors is excellent transport infrastructure. The city is connected by the Metro Trains rail network and the iconic Yarra Trams, making it easy to reach arenas and stadiums from almost anywhere. If you fly into Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine), a convenient link takes you toward the city via Southern Cross Station, one of the key transport hubs, while Flinders Street Station is the city’s most famous and most important rail centerpiece—an ideal starting point before or after an event.

Since you’re coming for tickets, it’s worth adding a sightseeing bonus. Before the concert or after the match, stroll along the Yarra River, explore laneways filled with cafés and galleries, or unwind in the Royal Botanic Gardens. In the heart of the city you’ll find Federation Square and classic city views, while the riverfront in Southbank creates a perfect backdrop for an evening walk and a great meal. Melbourne is a city where the event can be the highlight of the night, and the whole trip becomes a complete experience.

Biffy Clyro are a Scottish rock band formed in Kilmarnock in 1995, celebrated for blending alternative rock grit with big melodies and stadium-ready hooks. The trio—Simon Neil alongside twin brothers James and Ben Johnston—deliver a signature sound that works as well in intimate rooms as on vast outdoor stages. Their songs often move from quiet tension to explosive peaks, so repeat listens keep revealing fresh guitar layers, rhythmic turns, and unexpected harmonic shifts that reward attention. The band’s longevity comes from a constant appetite to evolve without losing its core identity.

Their show production is built around a tightly tuned band “wall of sound”, clear vocals and responsive lighting that mirrors every change of pace. Audiences get a full, balanced mix wherever they stand, because the arrangements stay solid even when a song opens up for controlled improvisation. Live, they stand out for timing, drive and emotional pacing, with enough breathing space for the crowd to sing, reset, and surge again. Visuals remain purposeful and supportive, keeping the focus on the performance and the songs.

Biffy Clyro are not just hitmakers: they write songs that connect personal stories to universal themes of growth, loss and resilience. The lyrics are vivid enough to invite interpretation, yet direct enough to be shouted back in unison. Musically they range from heavy riffs to atmospheric interludes, with marked shifts in meter and tempo, so the catalogue suits rock fans and listeners chasing modern, heartfelt intensity. In the studio, layered arrangements and punchy detail help each chorus land with real impact.