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Dream Fields Festival has announced its return to Townsville in May 2026 following a hugely successful debut year. Love YELO? Get weekly updates on gigs, local artists + new music discoveries. Join the YELO Newsletter →
Chet Faker has revealed Brisbane and Sydney headline dates in March 2026 to celebrate his new album A Love For Strangers. Love YELO? Get weekly updates on gigs, local artists + new music discoveries. Join the YELO Newsletter →
Beans on Toast will perform at Black Bear Lodge in Fortitude Valley on January 14 as part of his latest Australian run. Love YELO? Get weekly updates on gigs, local artists + new music discoveries. Join the YELO Newsletter →
Bernard Fanning’s Tea & Sympathy 20th Anniversary Tour hits the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane and Gold Coast in February and March.
Queensland music on Spotify The Pineapple Mixtapes The Pineapple Mixtapes are YELO’s local Spotify playlists for artists, bands and new music from across Queensland. Choose a city, coast or region, or start with the statewide Queensland mix for one big, unruly playlist of music from the Pineapple State. Start with Queensland → Choose a region
Hobo Johnson announced Australian tour dates with one Brisbane show.
Brisbane’s The Fortitude Valley Music Hall has announced a surprise all-ages matinee in May.
Laneway Festival has teased a potential lineup clue with a cryptic neon blue post.
Looking for this weekend’s current Brisbane gigs? This January 2026 roundup is now an archive. Use YELO’s regularly updated Brisbane Gig Guide for what’s on tonight, this week and this weekend. At the time, Brisbane’s live music scene was stacked with action, from intimate indie rooms to big-stage productions. These were YELO’s picks for that
Photo by Gerry Nicholls for BLUNT: Garbage at Good Things Festival in Brisbane on Sunday where singer Shirley Manson eventually apologised for her beach ball tirade. Imagine being an international rockstar and telling a mosh-pit filled with thousands of your Australian fans in the heat of summer that you “HATE THE BEACH!” And that you also
