What's Going On Brisbane and Surrounds

A new EP from Western Australia's Methyl Ethel is forthcoming with news multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Jake Webb will release 'Hurts To Laugh' 10

After a three-year absence, electronic violinist, dancer, and composer, Lindsey Stirling is headed back to Australia for four shows (Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and

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Global superstar Niall Horan is headed to Australia as part of his 'Nice To Meet Ya' global tour with concerts scheduled in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne this

The first piece of new music she has released this year, Medley, the moniker of Melbourne songwriter and performer Cleo Howman, returns with 'Everybody's Everything', a

A Kate Tempest performance isn’t an experience, it’s a call to arms.

Newcastle alternative grunge band, Introvert take a deep dive into the inner psyche on their new single 'Dreamers'.

Driver consists of vocalist Damión Douglass and producer/ instrumentalist Shane Holmes.

After releasing singles ‘It’s Ok’ and ‘Way Back Down’, Australian producer du0 recently revealed his double A-side release ‘Come Home | Better Place’ – featuring vocals from

Post-hiatus, it’s safe to say Bombay Bicycle Club have the ball well and truly rolling again.

Australia’s favourite Venezuelan comedian, Ivan Aristeguieta is back with a brand-new show – 'Piñata’.

Although arriving from different homelands, at different stages of their lives, for different reasons, all seven storytellers have one thing in common: their dream

When we arrive on site on Thursday afternoon, the rain intermittently pattering on our car as wait in a line for entry, it’s clear Earth Frequency Festival (14-16 February),

'CO_EX_EN' is a meeting place. A reactivation of sites and connectedness, more so than connectivity.

All Artist Access (AAA) is a campaign directed at improving access to the music industry for musicians living with a disability.

Two speaker stacks towered over the crowd at Brisbane’s The Foundry (25 January).

The anticipation and tension in the air was palpable in and around the mosquito and hot chip haven that is the Brisbane Entertainment Centre (20 February) as the mighty,

What’s black, white and dead all over? Alice Cooper, keeping nightmare rock fully alive.

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The rush by media and the associated social media pile-on to a ‘woke’ movement can be very confronting; and rightfully so if it is warranted.

West Wind are a four-piece band (from the City of Shoalhaven area in NSW) who distil elements of funk and downtempo dance genres into a style of dance music that tastefully