Horsham Town Hall Hits High Note with String of Sold-Out Shows

Published on 24 September 2026

Horsham Town Hall is experiencing one of its strongest periods of audience demand in recent years, with a growing list of sold-out performances attracting patrons from across the Wimmera and beyond. From major touring artists and nationally recognised productions to family favourites and local theatre, the venue's 2026 program continues to draw strong crowds and reinforce Horsham's reputation as a regional entertainment destination.

From world-class music acts and nationally touring performers to family favourites, comedy, ballet and locally produced theatre, audiences have embraced the venue's 2026 program in record numbers.

Among the sold-out performances to date have been Human Nature's Motown 20th Anniversary Regional Tour Part 2, comedian Luke Kidgell's Good Intentions, the Horsham Arts Council's production of The Wizard of Oz, the spectacular Michael Jackson HIStory Tour, the Australian Ballet's The Nutcracker Act II and Other Works, and multiple performances of the hugely popular Bluey's Big Play The Stage Show.

Mayor Cr Brian Klowss said the strong attendance figures reflected the community's enthusiasm for quality live entertainment and the important role the Horsham Town Hall continues to play as a regional cultural hub.

"It's fantastic to see so many people embracing live performances and supporting the incredible range of entertainment on offer at the Horsham Town Hall," Cr Klowss said.

"These sell-out shows demonstrate that regional audiences are eager for high-quality live experiences and that the Horsham Town Hall continues to attract outstanding productions that might otherwise only be seen in larger centres."

"The venue provides opportunities for our community to enjoy world-class entertainment close to home while also supporting local productions and performers."

The momentum shows no sign of slowing, with audiences continuing to snap up tickets for upcoming performances.

This was highlighted by Guy Sebastian's 100 X Around Australia Tour, which sold out in just seven hours, reflecting the strong demand for major touring artists to perform in Horsham.

Most recently, audiences packed the Town Hall for a sold-out performance by The 60 Four. The concert featured a special live ‘watch party’ during the group's appearance on The Voice Australia, creating a unique and memorable experience for concertgoers.

The event also highlighted the flexibility and professionalism of the Horsham Town Hall team, which worked closely with promoters to coordinate the live broadcast elements and support the group's national campaign.

Cr Klowss said the venue's success was also a testament to the dedicated staff working behind the scenes.

"While audiences see the performances on stage, there is an enormous amount of work that takes place behind the scenes to make every show a success" he said.

The Horsham Town Hall continues to deliver a diverse program that appeals to a wide range of audiences, from families and theatre lovers to music enthusiasts and comedy fans.

As ticket sales continue to remain strong and more exciting performances are still to come, the venue's success highlights the growing appetite for live entertainment across regional Victoria and reinforces Horsham's reputation as one of the region's leading performing arts destinations.

Residents and visitors can explore the full program including the exhibition program at the Gallery, live shows, workshops and community events by visiting and booking through the new and upgraded Horsham Town Hall website: https://www.horshamtownhall.com.au/