What's Going On Brisbane and Surrounds

American indie pop trio Trousdale will tour Australia for the very first time in 2025.

Fresh from playing Glastonbury, one of Ireland's most decorated bands, Hothouse Flowers return to Australia in 2026; their first live dates down under in 20

English-Australian singer-songwriter Mark Wilkinson returns to Australia for a 17-date tour this winter.

South Korean indie pop three-piece, Wave To Earth, will hit Aussie shores this November-December for their ‘0.03’ World Tour.

Fresh from celebrating his 30th birthday and complaining people still call him "BB nos", bbno$ ('baby no money' in case you're still in the 'BB nos' camp) returns to

The devil is back – more stylish than ever.

For the first time in a decade, American country artist Jason Aldean returns to Australia in 2026.

After an 11-year absence, The Highway Queen Nikki Lane returns to Australia.

Eight Queensland blues bands-artists will compete for the chance to be flown to America in 2026 for the International Blues Challenge in Memphis.

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A country music newcomer currently burning brightly, Arkansas singer-songwriter Waylon Wyatt will make his Australian live debut this spring.

American country-rock artist Nate Smith has extended his Australian visit this spring.

Through strobing lights and a foreboding haze, Palace's soft embrace graced us at Brisbane's The Fortitude Music Hall last Thursday.

More than 370,000 AC/DC ticket were sold last Thursday, setting a new record.

Last Thursday, Killing Heidi's 2025 Reflector 25th anniversary tour arrived in Brisbane and it's a sell out as part of the Open Season programme!

Once upon a time, it was the heart of Brisbane’s nightlife. A legendary stopover for backpackers, where wanderers met locals, stories were swapped, dancefloors came alive,

The co-founder of Australian retail chain Universal, Greg Josephson, has been murdered at a house party in Brisbane.

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New shows have been added to the AC/DC Australia Power Up tour.

A second Sydney show has been announced for the 25th November supplementing the