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Palace Foreshore to make west coast debut with Fatboy Slim and more

Melbourne’s thriving seaside live music precinct is set to head west in 2027, bringing major acts to Fremantle across two massive weekends.

Palace Foreshore is known for creating a buzzing summer music destination, platforming a selection of headline artists across multiple standalone shows.

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Previous appearances in St Kilda include Grace Jones, MARINA, Magdalena Bay, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, The Kooks and many more.

Next March, electronic music legend Fatboy Slim will take over Palace Foreshore in one of the headline slots – with three more major acts to be announced later this month.

Known for his smash hit singles Praise You, Right Here Right Now, Weapon of Choice and many more, Fatboy Slim will be setting up the decks in Esplanade Park on Wednesday, 3 March.

“For this tour to Australia I wanted to get up close with my people, play venues with real atmosphere and have a proper party!” Fatboy Slim said ahead of the performance.

Three more big names are due to be revealed over the coming weeks, so stay tuned to see if any of your favourites are playing the Palace.

Palace Foreshore is running in February and March 2027. For more, or to snap up Fatboy Slim tickets, head to palaceforeshore.com

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