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Hamer Hall is a premier multi-level concert hall located within The Arts Centre Melbourne, and is home to the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. With a capacity of 2,466 seats, it hosts large-scale orchestral performances, contemporary artists, and special events. Opened as Melbourne Concert Hall in 1982 and renamed Hamer Hall in 2004, the venue combines architectural grandeur with excellent acoustics to deliver memorable live music experiences.
Whether you’re planning a high-profile performance, a casual concert night, or a cultural stop in Melbourne, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.
Location
100 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia
What’s nearby
Hamer Hall sits in the vibrant Arts Precinct along the Yarra River, just steps from hotels, restaurants, and cultural attractions. It’s easy to pair your show with a river stroll or a pre-show meal in nearby Southbank.
Why choose Hamer Hall
- Iconic home of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
- Large, flexible seating configuration across multiple levels
- Renowned acoustics and stage versatility for guest performers
- Accessible facilities and clear sightlines for most seats
Seating and accessibility: Hamer Hall contains 2,466 seats across multiple levels. A downloadable seating plan is available on the venue page to help you pick your preferred view. If you have accessibility needs, contact the venue ahead of your visit to arrange suitable seating and facilities.
Parking: Arts Centre Melbourne Car Park operates 24/7 with a 1.9 m height limit. Enter via Kavanagh Street or Southbank Boulevard. Parking rates vary by time of day and length of stay. It’s advisable to allow extra time on event days due to demand.
Transit: Getting Here lists convenient access by train (nearest Flinders Street Station) and tram routes 1, 3, 3a, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67, 72 (Arts Precinct). Walking is also a common option from nearby transport hubs. If you’re visiting from afar, consider a combination of tram or train with a short stroll along the riverfront.
Nearby hotels and dining: Southbank and the Arts Precinct offer a range of hotels and dining options. For a seamless experience, we often recommend trusted partners for hotels and restaurants that are well-rated, conveniently located, and offer great value for concert-goers. Always check the latest availability and policies when you book.
Notable moments: The venue routinely hosts the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and has welcomed performances from artists such as The Wiggles, Hannah Gadsby, and Stephen Fry. The 2012 re-opening concert marked a major milestone in its modern history, reaffirming Hamer Hall as a key Melbourne cultural landmark.
Need help? We can secure your seats at Hamer Hall with no-hassle service. Reach out if you’d like recommendations for nearby hotels or dining, or if you want help coordinating transportation and timing for a smooth evening.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Venue type: multi‑level concert hall within Arts Centre Melbourne; home to the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
- Address: 100 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne VIC 3004.
- Capacity: 2,466 seats.
- Seating chart: downloadable Hamer Hall Seating Plan available from the venue page.
- Parking: Arts Centre Melbourne Car Park operates 24/7 with a 1.9 m height limit; entry via Kavanagh Street or Southbank Boulevard; rates vary by time.
- Transit: Getting Here lists access by train (closest Flinders Street Station) and tram routes 1, 3, 3a, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67, 72 (Arts Precinct); walking access from nearby transport.
- Notable events: home to the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra; has hosted artists like The Wiggles, Hannah Gadsby, Stephen Fry; re-opening concert in 2012 after redevelopment.
- Renaming/demolition: opened as Melbourne Concert Hall (1982); renamed Hamer Hall in 2004.