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Brisbane’s Riverstage is gearing up for one of its biggest years yet, with a stacked run of international superstars, indie heroes, pop heavyweights and cult favourites rolling through in 2026. From global chart-toppers to nostalgic throwbacks, this year’s lineup has something for every kind of live-music lover — and with Brisbane only a quick trip
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 FLOOD drops. Join the YELO Newsletter →
Brisbane’s The Fortitude Valley Music Hall has announced a surprise all-ages matinee in May.
It’s the biggest music event of its kind in the southern hemisphere, and BIGSOUND is set to take over Brisbane for its 24th year – from September 2-5 – with Goolwal Goolwal kicking things off. What is Goolwal Goolwal? Goolwal Goolwal is the First Nations representation of the monolithic music event, which brings an industry
Buy your tickets to see Playlunch at The Triffid in Brisbane at Moshtix. Melbourne’s self-professed “bogan funk” outfit Playlunch is heading to The Triffid in Brisbane on September 12. The brattish, seven-piece, brass-funk outfit offers an infectious catalogue of genre-blending tracks, covering childhood nostalgia and distinctly Aussie themes. Their cheery nod to the dreaded early schooling
Main photo: Touted as the Southern-Hemisphere’s biggest live music discovery and connection event, BIGSOUND 2025 brings speakers, musicians and important industry reps to Brisbane in September. Australian artists Josh Pyke (pictured) and Tash Santana will join triple j radio godfather Richard Kingsmill when monolithic music industry event BIGSOUND 2025 descends on Brisbane on September 2-5.
A Brisbane Blues Cruise might be the therapy you didn’t know you needed. With autumn on our laps, locals and tourists alike are looking for inspired ways to unwind across the river city. And it seems the people of Brisbane have found the perfect Sunday remedy. Sam Buckley Band, Minnie Marks, and Johnny Curran are
US rockstars Goo Goo Dolls will perform in Brisbane in February as part of their first national headlining tour in under 20 years. The New York band was in the country earlier this year supporting Matchbox 20. They will also perform shows in Canberra, Sydney, Newcastle, Adelaide, and Melbourne, and Wollongong’s Yours and Owls Festival.
Aussie icons The Cat Empire will introduce their vibrant new line-up to the Valley on Friday 22. They are celebrating current album, “Where The Angels Fall”, with a massive new show that epitomises their herculean high-energy nature. With their signature fusion of jazz, funk, ska, rock, and latin, the latest outfit is even more vibrant. Off
