The Used
On 8/12/2025
In the ever-evolving landscape of alternative rock, The Used has stood the test of time, maintaining their status as pioneers of the emo movement. They gained popularity in the early 2000s with their self-titled debut album, which featured hits like "The Taste of Ink" and "Buried Myself Alive."
Sons of the East
On 8/12/2025
Sons of the East are an indie folk trio from Australia known for their breezy harmonies, infectious melodies, and heartfelt songwriting. Their sound captures the warmth of coastal living, blending acoustic instrumentation with pop sensibility. They have built an international following with their feel-good anthems and uplifting performances.
Aunty Donna
On 8/25/2025
Aunty Donna is an avant-garde comedy troupe known for its unhinged sense of surrealism. Taking cues from the absurdist tradition of European and American surrealism, the group finds the inherent weirdness in everyday situations and runs wild with it.
The Cat Empire
On 8/29/2025
Formed in 1999, The Cat Empire is a genre-bending Australian jazz/funk band. Their iconic sound is a signature mix of infectious, call-and-response choruses, exotic instrumentation, and virtuosic improvisation. The band's acclaimed albums and singles have earned them gold records in multiple countries, numerous ARIA awards, and a dedicated international fanbase.
Don Broco
On 9/4/2025
Don Broco is a rock band from England that was formed in 2008. The quartet has released multiple albums over the years like Amazing Things of 2021 which peaked at number one on the UK Album Charts. Their most popular songs include "You Wanna Know," "Everybody," and "Come Out to LA."
Brisbane Festival
From 9/5/2025 - 9/27/2025
The Brisbane Festival emerged from the Warana Festival, which had been celebrated since 1961 with a theme of "entertainment for the people, by the people." Over the years, the festival evolved, with Riverfestival being created in 1998 before being combined with Brisbane Festival in 2009 to create one of the largest annual international arts festivals in Australia. Today, the Brisbane Festival continues to showcase world-class performances and remains Brisbane's biggest cultural event, exemplifying the city's commitment to fostering the arts.
