Crowd at the Gympie Music Muster. Photo: Supplied.
YELO began with Sunshine Coast bands, venues and gig guides. Now our Queensland pages connect readers with local shows, artists and rooms from Brisbane and the Gold Coast to regional centres, while the Coast remains our home base.
YELO across Queensland
THE MUSIC MAP JUST GOT BIGGER.
YELO started on the Sunshine Coast by following local shows closely enough to know the venues, the artists and the people putting on gigs. The site now has dedicated live music pages for Brisbane, the Gold Coast and regional centres including Cairns, Townsville, Mackay, Rockhampton, Bundaberg, Hervey Bay, Gympie and Toowoomba.
The Coast is still where YELO works from and reports every week, including our local-music segment with ABC Sunshine Coast; the wider site gives readers a way into the gigs and stories in their own part of Queensland.
Start here
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?
Start with the gig guides to find what is on near you, from local originals to touring shows.
Pick your patch
GO STRAIGHT TO YOUR REGION.
Brisbane and the Gold Coast have their own YELO hubs. Regional Queensland now opens into North Queensland, Central Queensland, Wide Bay + Fraser Coast and the Darling Downs, with city guides for Cairns, Townsville, Mackay, Rockhampton, Bundaberg, Hervey Bay, Gympie and Toowoomba.
Across the calendar
FESTIVALS, ALL IN ONE PLACE.
The Queensland Music Festivals Guide brings the dates, lineups and larger live music weekends together, with routes into Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast and regional festival pages.
Discover
THE STORIES LIVE HERE.
Start with the Queensland musicians and bands directory for YELO’s picks in Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast. The Scene, new music, interviews, reviews and playlists take you further into the people and places behind the shows.
Send it in
PUT YOUR CORNER OF QUEENSLAND ON OUR RADAR.
Artists can send new music, releases and updates. Venues, promoters, photographers and event organisers can send gigs, venue news, festival announcements and story ideas from across Queensland.
The lights come up, the amps go quiet, and the feed moves on. Someone still has to write down what happened.
