What's Going On Brisbane and Surrounds

No sooner than the stars of the Commonwealth Games depart, stars of the silver screen will begin to shine for Gold Coast Film Festival (GCFF) 2018.

Singer-songwriter Sarah Blasko's sixth studio album, ‘Depth Of Field’, sprouted from a 2016 Campbelltown Arts Centre (CAC) residency that was featured in the ABC documentary

With a state-wide celebration of Queensland's musical talent, this year's Queensland Music Awards have unveiled a glittering array of finalists spread throughout the

It’s been three years since Belle & Sebastian last visited Australia, but they now return with a trio of EPs titled ‘How To Solve Our Human Problems’ (part 1, part 2

What went down at a chance underground venue show-meet on a holiday in Tel Aviv, turned into Israel's Elephant Hive touring Australia this month.

With 2017's 'Camacho', ARIA-topping Pete Murray’s first album in six years, Pete kept his cool, felt the groove and forgot the past.

'Puppetry Of The Penis' continues to be one of Australia’s greatest theatrical exports, and has now played to most of the Western World.

Fresh off the back of a new release, an understandably impatient Em Burrows is already performing tracks from her next musical venture.

Italian DJ and producer Fabio Neural joins a cast of international players for the third annual instalment of PURE 2018, which is quickly becoming one of Australia's

Sydney prog-metal band Polaris seemed destined for the top.

Melbourne-based, five-piece family affair (save for a token boyfriend bass player) Perch Creek are forgoing their old moniker and releasing their first self-titled album this

Grab your best gal or finest fella and kick up your heels at The Lounge in Nundah with the sounds of the Art Deco Dance Orchestra and their jazzy tribute to ANZAC

Brash, bold and beautiful, but don’t expect the conventional or conservative because 'Hot Brown Honey' doesn’t hold back and isn’t afraid to speak up and speak

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Though it can be easy to forget that English isn’t universal, there are thousands of languages and dialects around the world.

Award-winning fingerstyle guitarist and composer Jordan Brodie is regarded as 'one of the best, young, guitar players in Australia'.

Though the Joh years bought Queensland a lingering reputation for anti-intellectualism, the truth is that we’re a state with a love of nerdy things.

We’re all looking for a Saviour. Sometimes we stumble across one accidentally.

Hat Fitz and Cara have a huge list of festival appearances ahead of them, including Mojo Burning (Brisbane), The Gum Ball (Hunter Valley) and Blues On Broadbeach (Gold