Melbourne’s Dom Dolla has played his biggest hometown show yet, bringing 60,000 fans to a sold-out Marvel Stadium on Thursday night.
The show marked the world premiere of Dom’s new stadium production, built specifically for the Melbourne venue and following his sold-out Australian stadium debut at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium in December 2025.
For an artist who came up through Melbourne’s electronic music scene, playing to a full Marvel Stadium is a pretty different proposition to the clubs and smaller venues where his career began. This time, the dancefloor stretched across one of Australia’s biggest stadiums.
The new production was designed around that scale, with the stadium transformed throughout the night with large-scale visuals, lighting and effects accompanying Dom’s set.
The set itself mixed some of his biggest tracks with unreleased music, giving fans a combination of familiar favourites and new material. There was also a surprise appearance from Clementine Douglas for “Miracle Maker”, adding a live moment to the otherwise DJ-led show.
Dom was joined on the lineup by Chicago house pioneer Green Velvet, Melbourne’s Torren Foot and RONA. b2b DJ JNETT, with the bill covering plenty of ground across house and electronic music before Dom took to the stage.
The Marvel Stadium show is the latest stop in what has become a pretty remarkable few years for Dom Dolla.
His rise from the Melbourne scene has seen him become one of Australia’s biggest electronic exports, with more than 1.5 billion global streams and a touring schedule that now takes him across the US, UK and Europe.
He’s also already ticked off some serious venues. The Marvel Stadium show follows his Australian stadium debut at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, as well as two sold-out nights at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
2026 has also seen Dom release new music including “Addicted to Bass (Dom Dolla Relapse)” and “Don’t Worry Baby”, his collaboration with Tiga, while continuing headline shows and residencies across the UK, US and Ibiza.
But Thursday night was about bringing all of that back to Melbourne.
With 60,000 people packed into Marvel Stadium for a hometown show, it was a long way from the clubs where Dom first built his following. And for Melbourne’s electronic music crowd, getting to see one of the city’s biggest exports play a stadium on home turf was a pretty good excuse for a Thursday night out.
The show was presented by Untitled Group and Frontier Touring.
