January 11, 2026By yelomag
Bernard Fanning’s Tea & Sympathy 20th Anniversary Tour hits the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane and Gold Coast in February and March.
January 11, 2026By yelomag
Laneway Festival lands on the Gold Coast at Southport Sharks on February 7 in 2026, with major international and Australian acts confirmed including headline act Chappell Roan.
January 11, 2026By yelomag
A Sunshine Coast live music venue owner has spoken out with practical, heartfelt advice on how locals can help keep the scene alive, amid the closure of The Station last week. The Presynct owner Rusty Nyman (pictured with daughter Cherry) — who runs one of the region’s few remaining dedicated live music venues — says
January 10, 2026By yelomag
Tickets to The Terrys @ Norton Music Factory in Caloundra West on Saturday: https://www.moshtix.com.au The Terrys will take their all-ages regional show to Norton Music Factory next weekend after a last-minute venue change. The Merrigong surf-rock lads were due to play at The Station in Birtinya on Saturday, but the venue closed suddenly last week,
January 10, 2026By yelomag
The Gold Coast live music calendar for 2026 is shaping up to be one of the region’s busiest in years, with a mix of iconic festivals, big-name concerts and vibrant local gig nights worth planning for. Whether you’re chasing festival wristbands or laid-back beachfront sets, the Coast has something happening every week — here are
January 10, 2026By yelomag
Local buskers in Mooloolaba are being scouted for a new council-supported music initiative.
January 10, 2026By yelomag
Thelma Plum has shared footage from a writing camp in Byron Bay — new era loading.
January 10, 2026By yelomag
Press Club has dropped a new single overnight, gritty and fast as hell.
January 10, 2026By yelomag
Sunshine Coast’s Norton Music Factory in Caloundra will host a last-minute Saturday headliner switch with The Terrys who were due to play at The Station which is now closed.
January 10, 2026By yelomag
Covers band comps across QLD have just opened their entries for this winter’s season.
The Scene tracks Queensland music culture, from artists and venues to promoters, photographers, collectives, openings, closures, industry shifts and the people and places shaping scenes across the state.

