Prince Bandroom

St Kilda. A place where all sorts of performers, artists, and pleasure seekers know they can come and experiment. And in the centre of it all: The Prince Bandroom. A place of dim lights and pulsing music where everyone- and that means everyone - can let loose.

No wonder a kaleidoscope of artists and entertainers have been bringing sweat, blood and beers to this stage for over six decades. If you're wondering whether the rumours are true - they are.

Situated in St Kilda, The Prince Bandroom is one of Melbourne's best club venues hosting live performances of local bands and DJs as well as well-known international bands and musical artists.

Since 1950, The Prince Bandroom has been hailed as one of Melbourne's premier event venues.

Traditionally a haven for the city's artists, immigrants and other exotic characters, for over 100 years people have flocked to this seaside suburb in pursuit of pleasure. Today the cornerstone of St. Kilda's musical pleasures resides within The Prince of Wales Bandroom, near the corner of Fitzroy and Acland Streets.

Gig Guide: oztix.com.au

HOW DO I PURCHASE TICKETS?
Tickets can be purchased over the phone or on the website using a Visa or MasterCard. If you don't have access to these cards, or would like a physical ticket, tickets can also be purchased in person at the Prince Public Bar and any Oztix outlets.

HOW DO I GET TO THE BANDROOM?
The Prince Bandroom is located at 29 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda. The number 16 tram can be caught from the city anywhere along Swanston Street or along St Kilda Road, tram number 96 along Bourke St and tram 112 down Collins St. There is a large 300 space car park to the rear of the venue on Jackson Street.

CAR
Prince Bandroom is located on the corner of Acland and Fitzroy St in St Kilda.

TAXI
A taxi rank is located directly outside our entrance, making access easy. Uber is offering new users a $20.00 credit on your journey to Prince Bandroom.

TAXI
A taxi rank is located directly outside our entrance, making access easy.

TRAM
The 3a (weekends only), 16, 96, and 12 will get you to the Prince Bandroom.

❊ Address ❊

℅ Youruk
⊜ 29 Fitzroy Street St Kilda 3182 View Map
✆ Telephone: +61 3 9536 1111

❊ Web Links ❊

➼ theprince.com.au

➼ www.theprince.com.au

❊ Also See... ❊

➼ Prince of Wales Hotel

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St Kilda. A place where all sorts of performers, artists, and pleasure seekers know they can come and experiment. And in the centre of it all: The Prince Bandroom. A place of dim lights and pulsing music where everyone- and that means everyone - can let loose. No wonder a kaleidoscope of artists and entertainers have been bringing sweat, blood and beers to this stage for over six decades. If you're wondering whether the rumours are true - they are. Situated in St Kilda, The Prince Bandroom is one of Melbourne's best club venues hosting live performances of local bands and DJs as well as well-known international bands and musical artists. Since 1950, The Prince Bandroom has been hailed as one of Melbourne's premier event venues. Traditionally a haven for the city's artists, immigrants and other exotic characters, for over 100 years people have flocked to this seaside suburb in pursuit of pleasure. Today the cornerstone of St. Kilda's musical pleasures resides within The Prince of Wales Bandroom, near the corner of Fitzroy and Acland Streets. Gig Guide: oztix.com.au HOW DO I PURCHASE TICKETS? Tickets can be purchased over the phone or on the website using a Visa or MasterCard. If you don't have access to these cards, or would like a physical ticket, tickets can also be purchased in person at the Prince Public Bar and any Oztix outlets. HOW DO I GET TO THE BANDROOM? The Prince Bandroom is located at 29 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda. The number 16 tram can be caught from the city anywhere along Swanston Street or along St Kilda Road, tram number 96 along Bourke St and tram 112 down Collins St. There is a large 300 space car park to the rear of the venue on Jackson Street. CAR Prince Bandroom is located on the corner of Acland and Fitzroy St in St Kilda. TAXI A taxi rank is located directly outside our entrance, making access easy. Uber is offering new users a $20.00 credit on your journey to Prince Bandroom. TAXI A taxi rank is located directly outside our entrance, making access easy. TRAM The 3a (weekends only), 16, 96, and 12 will get you to the Prince Bandroom.