Terminal V Melbourne

Name: Terminal V Melbourne
Start: 2026-10-17T13:00:00+11:00
End: 2026-10-17T21:00:00+11:00
Location: PICA (Port Melbourne Industrial Centre for the Arts)

Terminal V debut show in Melbourne.

Hosted by Novel

When

Sat 17 Oct

1:00pm–9:00pm

Where

PICA (Port Melbourne Industrial Centre for the Arts)

Scoresby

Price

$116–$160

Good for

Everyone

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About this event

Terminal V is touching down in Melbourne for the first time, bringing its renowned warehouse party atmosphere to the southeast. This is a rare chance to see a major European electronic event reimagined in a local industrial setting, perfect for those who live for long, sweaty nights on the dancefloor.

Event details from Novel

Terminal V debut show in Melbourne.

Terminal V Melbourne
Saturday 17th October
Scoresby Warehouse

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Terminal V lands in Melbourne/Naarm Saturday, 17th October. Known across Europe for delivering large-scale electronic music experiences shaped by sound, light and people, Terminal V has become a defining name in global festival culture.

A meeting of two worlds: Terminal V’s international energy and curatorial weight, alongside Novel’s deep understanding of place, atmosphere and dancefloor experience. The result is a show shaped with equal focus on lineup and location — an immense industrial setting never before used for electronic events, paired with artists worthy of the occasion.

Full Line-up:

AEREA (Live)
AKEYLAH
AZYR
Bailey Ibbs
Ben Hemsley
Emma Moon
KiNK b2b Raredub (Live & DJ)
SNAXX
TRYM

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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land this event is taking place upon, the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, and we pay our respects to their Elders of past and present.

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Strictly 18+.

Good to know

Written by AI from the event details · Updated 3 months ago

Scoresby doesn’t usually play host to underground music events, so this is something special for Melbourne’s electronic community. The industrial warehouse space should lend an authentic, gritty edge, and with Novel at the helm, we can trust the sound and production will be spot on. Expect a mixed crowd of dance music diehards and those curious to see what all the fuss is about. If you like your festivals up close and a bit raw, with a focus on music rather than frills, this is one to circle on the calendar. The international line-up is a draw, but the real appeal is seeing how Terminal V’s energy translates to a Melbourne warehouse, a setting that’s made for losing yourself in the music until late.

Insider tip

This is an industrial warehouse, so wear sturdy shoes and bring a light jacket.