Sunshine Coast
Their first Sunshine Coast show in November has been a complete sell-out for much-loved Australian band Boy & Bear. Thankfully the lads have opened up a second show, on November 8. But be sure to snag a ticket as this show will most certainly follow suit. Boy & Bear is a favourite indie-folk band and
Noosa Hinterland: It’s a choose-your-own-adventure for beer lovers next month when the Pop&Pour “festival on wheels” brings the hops to the fore. Yes it involves a bus and booze so be prepared. Music will entertain brew-sipping happy chaps passing between Blackflag Brewing, Terella Brewing, Eumundi Brewery, Your Mates Bowls Pub and Pomona Distilling. Expect food,
Liquid Lyrics – the Sunshine Coast’s most “wordy, worldly and worthy” spoken word event – is on September 28. Expect an incredible evening of poetry, music and community connection at Coolum Beach. This long-time local favourite poetry slam offers a new theme each month, with the first month of spring being “Culture Canvas”. As locals
Noosaville: MORPH is a mini arts festival which brings together a variety of local multidisciplinary artists to celebrate the creative community on September 16. And as the name suggests it reinvents itself every year. This year there will be fine art from 40 global artists, live music from local Argentinian Chucho Bruno’s Karaka Orchestra (pictured),
Tanawha: Have you discovered the Maroochy Secret Garden? Hidden in a lush native subtropical setting, the Maroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens plays host to the Secret Garden once a month with folk tunes, gritty blues, reggae vibes and sweet pop sounds. It’s BYO picnic, so be sure to bring your family and friends to spread out
Coolum: Calling all rappers, emcees, R&B enthusiasts, and new-wave melodic masters! If you’ve been cooking up in the stu’ and wondering where to play or simply craving some sample chops, dirty drums and big baselines, Coolum now has a home for you. The Sunshine Coast’s most exclusive Hip-Hop/R&B open mic Hip-Hop Haven is bringing the
Maroochydore: Coastal indie-folk singer/songwriter Felipe Baldomir is often referred to as a blend of Jack Johnson, Xavier Rudd and Tash Sultana. Based in Byron Bay, his coastal sound travels from the folk world of open-tunings, harmonica, and steady power beats to an upbeat soundscape of groovy guitar riffs, loops, punchy saxophone runs, keys and warm
Eumundi: Long-time Love Police pals Ian Ball and Ben Ottewell from English Indi-rock band Gomez are returning to Australia and stopping here on the Sunshine Coast at Eumundi’s Imperial Hotel. The duo will play at the hotel’s The Brewery on Friday, September 15 playing songs from Gomez as well as their solo work, with a
Caloundra: Wendy Matthews just takes you straight back to the nostalgic and poignant times of the easy-breezy 90s, doesn’t she? The Australian music icon has an expressive voice that never fails to move those who hear it. Her music is an unhurried journey of clean melodies, infectious energy and simple grace. In an age where
Caloundra: Hope is an all-new concert by the Soweto Gospel Choir celebrating songs and anthems from the freedom movement of Nelson Mandela’s South Africa to the Civil Rights Movement of Martin Luther King’s 1950s America. The three-times Grammy-winning choir opens with a rousing program of South African freedom songs, before the repertoire echoes through time
