Brisbane
Hamilton: It’s the birthplace of the humble cronut – a croissant-doughnut hybrid – and this weekend Eat Street Northshore celebrates 10 years of entertaining Brisbane. It was a simple concept which paved the way for many to come: a shipping container foodie’s wonderland with live music, entertainment and thousands of hungry punters. Co-owner Jacki MacDonald
West End, Burleigh Heads and Murwillumbah: Melbourne outfit Pretty Moi have a new single out and it’s blowing up radio stations across the country. To celebrate new track, “Real Love”, they’ve announced a mini tour, which includes a pink-themed breast cancer fundraiser and a pink half pipe. Pretty Moi perform at West End’s Bearded Lady
Dakabin: Gone are the days you would send your husband to Dakabin for some peace of mind and to get rid of the household waste. The team behind Sandstone Point Hotel and Eatons Hill Hotel have released pictures of their latest $35 million hotel project complete with restaurant, sports bar, TAB and gaming lounge –
New Farm: Few artists have shaped Australia’s cultural and political landscape like Yothu Yindi. The Yolngu legends, who made 1990s Australia sit up and listen with hits like “Treaty” and “Tribal Voice” resonating across the nation, will headline Brisbane Powerhouse’s return of ΩHM Festival of Other Music 2024, following its spectacular debut earlier this year. Since bursting onto the scene in the
Woolloongabba: Canadian rock band Simple Plan has announced a second and final show at Fortitude Music Hall on April 15 next year. The band announced the news on Facebook, with one excited fan showing off a colourful dedication. “Thank you to all our amazing Aussie fans for all the love and support, and selling out
Fortitude Valley: Cheeky UK rappers The Streets tour Australia next year to celebrate sixth studio album, The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light. They will bring their trademark wit, tomfoolery and uptempo drum-and-bass to Fortitude Music Hall on March 12. The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light has all the markers of a classic
National: Funk-soul brothers Fun Lovin’ Criminals will tour the country to celebrate the 25-year anniversary of the band’s second studio-album, 100% Columbian, with tickets released today. As part of their Australian and New Zealand tour, they will play the entire album – which brought fans “Love Unlimited” – stopping by The Triffid in Brisbane and
Manly: Brisbane’s brightest queer breakout-artist since The Veronicas, “Hope D” will join Diesel, Chocolate Starfish, Robert Forster from the Go Betweens, and Rhonda Burchmore for an all-star line up at this year’s Wynnum Fringe Festival. The three-week-long pride festival, which runs November 15 to December 3, celebrates music, comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret, and more. Hope
Brisbane City: British metal-core rockstars Bring Me the Horizon will do a royal lap of Australia next year descending on Brisbane Riverstage in April. The alt-rock band, with more than 13 million monthly Spotify listeners, recently headlined home-grown English festival, Download, where they performed to a whopping 100,000 fans. But with more than one billion
Woolloongabba: Punk rock girl-gang Otoboke Beaver will play at Princess Theatre on October 22. The pint-sized rockers, from Kyoto, are a force to be reckoned with offering a thrilling live show, combining confrontational performances with off-kilter compositions and incredible musicianship. Formed at Kyoto University’s music club in 2009, the all-female hardcore quartet has gained fans
