What's Going On Brisbane and Surrounds

After rocking Singapore for some time, folk trio Outrageous Modesty have shifted to some very different surrounds: South-East Queensland.

Off the back of his major headline act at Coachella 2016, Flume has set dates to bring an all-new live show to Australian audiences, in his biggest headlining national tour

After a controversial three years in parliament, Clive Palmer has decided not to contest his seat of Fairfax.

Ingrid Helene Håvik, frontwoman of Norwegian five-piece Highasakite is known for putting on a fierce live performance, embodying the music in a way that leaves the audience

In 2011, Paul Osuch dared to act on his lightbulb moment. Five years on, Brisbane's Anywhere Festival is one of the biggest arts and theatre festivals in the region, and a

Melody Pool's brand of soulful, enchanting country and folk got her first album, 'The Hurting Scene', plenty of attention and acclaim.

The Wet Fish are an instrumental live machine, delivering good times for all with a versatile and contagious mix of classic surf, spy, soul and high-energy rock &

Local singer-songwriter Kate Heart is set to inspire divine thoughts, uplifting melodies and evoke the kindest of hearts with her debut EP.

As the Brisbane arts scene expands, the appreciation for theatre and performance grows.

Inspired by travelled pasts and ancestral stories are worldly, gypsy group Mzaza, the 2016 Queensland Music Award’s World category winners.

'Sugar, Sugar!' is the sweetest history lesson you'll ever indulge in.

With a twist, the show plays homage to some of the best artists of the 50s, 60s, 70s

'Private Moments: A Double Bill' bears witness to two friends/colleagues/housemates grappling post-drama school blues by each writing a solo show.

Ever had goosebumps listening to opera? Whether you’re an opera fan or just curious about trying a petite slice of opera, 'The Medium' is for you.

Queensland stage actress and singer Naomi Price steps back onto the boards in La Boite Theatre's 'The Tragedy of King Richard III'.

The thought-provoking and edgy mix of historic industrial architecture and artistic space at Brisbane’s Powerhouse provided an appropriately apposite venue for the particular

It is perhaps fitting that a concert presented in memory of Dr Steven Kinston should be performed by Stephen Hough, who was named by The Economist in 2009 as 1 of 20 living

Alt. country rocker, Henry Wagons got the chance to live a dream by walking in the footsteps of his musical idols when he made the pilgrimage to Nashville to record his

American Bluegrass quintet Punch Brothers will be making a return visit to Australia including an appearance at the Adelaide Guitar Festival.