What's Going On Brisbane and Surrounds

The Carol Lloyd Award, now in its third year, provides an opportunity for a budding Queensland songstress to receive a significant leg-up in the music

After the loud chants of 'Lily! Lily! Lily F...ing Allen!', Lily Allen emerged from the darkness of The Tivoli stage donning long black hair and bangs: an homage to her 'It's

Australian singer-songwriter and surfer, Ziggy Alberts makes his way back home as he prepares for the upcoming Australian run of his current 'Laps Around The Sun' world

Never ones to rest on their laurels, Yolanda Be Cool have served up another disco-infused dancefloor weapon.

Geoff Travis is best known for founding Rough Trade Records, the independent London record label that has played host to the releases of some huge names in its

Shakespeare is super serious. What would happen if you paired it with a genuinely inebriated actor?

As punters filtered in to Brisbane Showgrounds (2 February) beneath a sky shrouded by clouds, organisers were clearly prepared for the sun’s return, sprinklers hydrating

This isn’t 'Taken' on ice. It’s so, so much better.

Colorado-born independent artist Android Jones will showcase his work as part of Earth Frequency Festival this year.

Brisbane blues guitarist and songwriter, Dave Orr is set to release his debut full-length album 'As Soon As I Know' – a collection of songs written during the past three

Some of the state's best emerging musical talent are set to walk the red carpet and strut their stuff onstage at the 2019 Queensland Music Awards.

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Hilltop Hoods – who have sold 1.6 million singles and almost a million albums, won eight ARIAs, scored a J Award, had six songs in the top ten of triple j's Hottest 100, five

I was only 14 when Damien Rice first fell onto my radar. His music was pretty, as was his voice – but his lyrics were richer than I could appreciate.

Irish singer songwriter Luka Bloom will be back in Australia in March.

2019 marks a decade since Brisbane-based club night Lemon & Lime first began promoting trance, progressive and techno events.

From France and Canada, to New Zealand and back to Australia, husband and wife blues-folk duo, Hat Fitz & Cara have been enchanting audiences with their honest, heartfelt

Queer stories, unexpected tales, fighting battles and – of course – a bit of fun.

“You’re not a surfer, mate,” Ivan Aristeguieta tells his 14-year-old self.

The dark tales of Tasmania's convict history are brought to startling life in the words and music of folk-punk outfit The Dead Maggies, who play National Folk Festival in