What's Going On Brisbane and Surrounds

If you heard the words ‘a bloodthirsty musical comedy’ where would your imagination take you? Well, you needn’t be afraid, because Yve Blake is its creator and right now

Stamp your musical passport at Mullum Music Festival this year with bands and musicians from Chile, South Africa, UK, US, Ethiopia, Canada and the Solomon Islands playing

The stunning looks of Vietnam's Plastique Tiara and wonderful strangeness of Colorado's Yvie Oddly will join forces in the 'Pretty Weird' tour.

The 2019 Australian Women in Music Awards speakers include Amy Sheppard, Yumi Stynes, Deborah Cheetham, Kween G, and Kim ‘Busty Beatz’ Bowers.

Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) will dazzle and delight in 2020 with a season full of Beethoven tributes, masterful renditions of film scores, and concerts for children.

Spring marks the return of William Crighton, the 'purveyor of dark and searing Australiana', with an east-coast tour.

A Mad Max themed party, coupled with performances from 13 bands (plus DJs) will mark the rebirth and relaunch of Mo's Desert Clubhouse (Gold Coast) next

As part of this year's Horizon Festival on the Sunshine Coast, playwright, novelist, and screenwriter Kirk Lynn will present 'The Cold Record'.

From Edinburgh to Perth, City Calm Down (CCD) have ventured all over the world in the name of music and are getting ready to do it all again with their third album,

The fat, heavy grooves, funky keyboards, dirty guitars, and soulful vox of The Electric Mistress can be heard on the Brisbane group's new EP, 'Love Loss And The Search For

Piano-rock legend, Ben Folds will return to Australia next year.

Old friends Jordan Rakei and Louis Baker rose to the occasion at The Triffid (Brisbane) on Saturday night (17 August), as Brisbane Burger Fest drew to a close on the street

Ekka week brings all the exhibits to town – and don't you know songwriters and musicians are primary producers? Is turning electricity into music just like sunlight into

Get ready for 'A Galaxy Of Suns', the spectacular 32-part choir performance that ‘sings’ the stars as they rise and set over 360 degrees of the horizon.

With a hauntingly beautiful intro that bounces into a jangly indie-pop beat that's better than a freshly brewed cup of coffee, Australian indie-folk singer-songwriter Oly

Yamato: The Drummers of Japan performed at the Redland Performing Arts Centre last Friday night (16 August).

Queensland-based singer Naomi Price is no stranger to music superstars.

Queensland Theatre marks its half century by claiming the mantle of the national home of new stories and staging the theatrical event of the year.

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“A beautiful atmosphere which is very anarchic,” Lee Wilson, Co-Artist at Branch Nebula says.

Sydney five-piece Boy & Bear are Australian rock royalty.