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Melodies to wow Wyndham

The Royal Australian Navy Band, the Bee Gees Revival and Australian Fleetwood Mac Show are just some of the acts heading to Encore Events Centre next year as part of the popular Morning Melodies program.

Wyndham council has released the line-up for the 2026 program, with each month featuring a different musical genre and theme that brings the audience along on a musical journey

Council said Morning Melodies is a great way to experience an affordable and entertaining show, with performances held on the second Tuesday morning of every month, between 11am and noon.

Doors open at 10.30am and the shows run for one hour. Each show is $15 and includes morning tea.

Cr Mia Shaw said Morning Melodies is one of Wyndham’s most popular arts events.

“The Morning Melodies program continues to play an important role bringing people together to enjoy musical shows and connecting the community,” she said.

“The 2026 program will feature an exciting mix of classic hits, cabaret and musical tributes, featuring some of Australia’s finest touring acts and local talent.”

“From toe-tapping swing and rock ‘n’ roll favourites to heartfelt ballads and nostalgic performances – whatever your taste in music – there is something for everyone!

“Morning Melodies isn’t just about great music and entertainment, it’s a chance for residents to enjoy performances close to home, share morning tea with friends, and be part of Wyndham’s vibrant creative culture. We’re proud to continue this much-loved tradition in 2026.”

The first performance is scheduled for 10 February and will be all-time favourite, the Bee Gees Revival which is sure to have the audiences singing along to ‘Stayin Alive’.

The season continues with the Royal Australian Navy Band who will showcasing their talents on 10 March with some old renditions that will have everyone tapping along.

For those that enjoy a fun upbeat sing along Piano By Request, featuring Joss Russell from Piano Bar on 12 May will be just the right tempo. Audience will have the opportunity to be part of the show, as Joss takes live song requests, in this intimate and interactive show.

The Australian Fleetwood Mac Show will feature on 14 July, with the GYPSY tour and will have the audience reminiscing and wanting to go back to the ‘Edge of Seventeen’.

The Crooners, Issi Dye and Gary Johns will have the dance floor swaying on 11 August.

Mike Brady will perform for a special One Day in September on 8 September followed by The Australian ABBA Tribute Show on 13 October.

Tickets for the 2026 Morning Melodies at Encore program are now on sale.

Details: www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/morning-melodies

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