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Live Music in Oakleigh: Music Hall, Mykonos, Warrawee

Tariq Hussain Updated October 3, 2026
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Correction (3 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed places and details we could not stand behind. It has been rewritten from scratch: every place below was confirmed at two independent sources between 2 October 2026 and 3 October 2026, and every price was copied from the page it was published on.

Three Oakleigh places had enough on the public record for us to stand behind them as live music options, and all three have a Drummond Street or Portman Street address in Oakleigh. One is a club hall that sells tickets to individual gigs, one is a Greek restaurant bar whose website carries live music in its title, and one is a council park that hosts the council’s Live at Warrawee outdoor event.

This page does not publish a lineup unless the venue has printed one, and it does not describe any sound, crowd or room. For each place it gives what the venue or the council says, the menu prices that were printed, and the catch worth knowing before you go.

The quick picks

If you’re afterHead toOrder thisPrice
A ticketed gig in a club hallOakleigh Carnegie RSL and Community Club (Oakleigh Music Hall)ROCK CHICK featuring Nat Allisonsee the listing
Greek food at a bar that lists live musicMykonos Restaurant Bar (Mykonos Live)Greek Salad$22
An outdoor event run by the councilWarrawee Parksee belownot printed here

Oakleigh Carnegie RSL and Community Club (Oakleigh Music Hall) — 95-97 Drummond Street, Oakleigh VIC 3166

Black-and-white photo of a band on stage Illustrative photo. Photo by Hector Bermudez on Unsplash

The club’s own site describes the line-up as “a fantastic line up of a diverse range of great bands and musicians” and puts the gigs on its Oakleigh Music Hall page, where the ticket price sits beneath each event title. The same site lists a Members Bar, Bistro, Beer Garden and Memorial Hall under one roof, and says the club has been “Family friendly and community focused since 1922.”

Two listings we read were ROCK CHICK featuring Nat Allison and KELLY AUTY & BRIAN FRASER with BARRY HILLS, each with a price under its title; we do not print the amounts here, so read them on the listing. The club’s opening-hours page lists Thursday to Sunday, 12pm to close.

Catch: One listed gig, Groove Dimension, is marked EVENT CANCELLED on the club’s site, so confirm that a listing is live before you buy a ticket.

Mykonos Restaurant Bar (Mykonos Live) — 58 Portman Street, Oakleigh VIC 3166

The restaurant’s own site says “Mykonos Taverna is located in Oakleigh, just off Eaton Mall” and carries the line “Live Music * Bar Vibes * Greek Flavours”. We found no dated gig listing on the site, so the live music claim rests on that title and a menu-footer line about a minimum charge when there is live music, and we cannot tell you a night or an act. What the site does print is its hours, Friday-Sunday: 6:00pm – 12:00am on the contact page, and a full menu.

The menu is worth reading as a decoder. Saganaki Cheese is pan fried kefalotyri cheese with lemon at $20, and the Dip Platter at $22 is a selection of white tarama, tzatziki, spicy cheese and eggplant dips served with pita bread. Saganaki is a Greek fried-cheese starter, and tarama is a fish roe dip.

On the menu (copied from mykonoscafe.com.au on 3 October 2026):

  • Greek Salad: $22
  • Saganaki Cheese: $20
  • Dip Platter: $22
  • Calamari: $26

Door: The menu footer prints a public-holiday surcharge and a minimum charge per person that applies when there is live music, so read it before you book a table for a night out.

Warrawee Park — 99 Drummond Street, Oakleigh VIC 3166

Warrawee Park is a council park, and the City of Monash page for it describes Live at Warrawee as “our premier live music event” and “an event for the whole family, with chilled picnic vibes and a range of musical genres.” The council says the event allows for some food trucks, with Eaton Mall right across the road.

The council’s page lists the next date as Saturday 13 February 2027, with the session times on that page. When we read it, the line-up and ticketing were still marked as to be released, so there is no act to name and no ticket price to quote. The park also has a pavilion, a walking track and an oval, per the same page.

Gig nights: One council-listed date so far, Saturday 13 February 2027; check the council’s Live at Warrawee page for the line-up and ticketing before you plan around it.

Quick answers

Where can you see live music in Oakleigh?

We could stand behind three places: the Oakleigh Music Hall at the Oakleigh Carnegie RSL, which lists ticketed gigs, Mykonos Restaurant Bar, whose site title includes live music, and the council’s Live at Warrawee event in Warrawee Park.

Do you need a ticket for gigs at the Oakleigh Music Hall?

The club’s site lists its gigs with a price beneath each title, including ROCK CHICK featuring Nat Allison and KELLY AUTY & BRIAN FRASER with BARRY HILLS. Check the individual listing for the price and whether the gig is still on.

When is the next Live at Warrawee?

The council lists Saturday 13 February 2027, at Warrawee Park, 99 Drummond Street, with the session times on the council page. The line-up and ticketing had not been published on the council page when we read it.

Does Mykonos in Oakleigh have live music?

Its website carries “Live Music * Bar Vibes * Greek Flavours” as a title, but we found no dated gig listing on it. The contact page gives Friday-Sunday: 6:00pm – 12:00am, so ask the restaurant which nights have a performer before you book.

How we checked

We checked every place on this page against at least two independent sources between 2 October 2026 and 3 October 2026: OpenStreetMap, the places’ own websites, oakleighcarnegierslclub.squarespace.com, oakleightraders.com.au and council pages. Every price is copied exactly as printed on the page linked under Sources, on 3 October 2026. Menus, prices and opening hours change, so check with the venue before you go. The photos are illustrative, from Unsplash: they show the kind of food or place, not the places on this page.

Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.

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