Explore Brisbane: Best Gigs and Events 4 to 6 April 2025

Brisbane’s activities calendar is in full swing this weekend, offering an exciting spread of live music, comedy, art, fashion, and festival events across its many buzzing suburbs. From rooftop cocktails and album launches to laugh-out-loud theatre and market treasure hunts, there’s something happening in every corner of the city. Here’s your curated guide to what’s on from Friday to Sunday.

Friday, April 4

Brisbane Gin Festival 2025
Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
Sample the best of Brisbane’s craft gin scene with masterclasses, live music, and boutique vendors over three vibrant days.
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School’s Out on the Green
Bracken Ridge Library, Bracken Ridge
Celebrate the end of term with a free community event featuring music, activities, and local food trucks.
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The Lavari Show
Underground Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm
A satirical and surprising stage performance combining comedy, storytelling, and eccentric characters.
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FRANCOIS VAN COKE EN DIE GEVAAR
The Triffid, Newstead
Join one of South Africa’s most influential rock bands for a high-energy set that blends punk, rock, and raw lyricism.
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Moonlight Magic Dinner Dance 2025
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Southbank
An inclusive gala celebration featuring dinner, dancing, and community spirit, hosted by the Queensland Council for LGBTI Health.
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Sixth of the Sun – ‘Fracture’ Single Launch
It’s Still A Secret, Woolloongabba
An atmospheric night of post-metal and alternative soundscapes as the band debuts its latest single.
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Mallrat: ‘Light Hit My Face Like A Straight Right’ Album Tour
Fortitude Music Hall, Fortitude Valley
Mallrat brings her dreamy pop-electronica to the stage with new material and fan favourites.
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The Murder Capital
The Brightside, Fortitude Valley
Dublin-based post-punk outfit delivers raw emotion and sonic grit in their long-awaited Brisbane set.
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Mono 53: Xiu Xiu
Institute of Modern Art, Fortitude Valley
A bold performance by experimental legends Xiu Xiu, known for their avant-garde soundscapes and artistic intensity.
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Kim Salmon Album Launch
The Bearded Lady, West End
Legendary Australian artist Kim Salmon celebrates his latest solo release with a live set in this beloved local venue.
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Saturday, April 5

Fashion Thrift Society
Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
A massive fashion market where you can shop pre-loved, vintage, and upcycled styles from local sellers and creatives.
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Urban Cocktail Trail Fortitude Valley
Various venues, Fortitude Valley
Explore Fortitude Valley’s bar scene at your own pace with a self-guided cocktail tasting adventure.
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Diskust.
Crowbar Brisbane, Fortitude Valley
Hardcore and metal collide in a night of pure energy and underground intensity.
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Saturday Night Comedy: An Improvised Musical from the Tuning Forks
Big Fork Theatre, Fortitude Valley
An entirely improvised musical comedy based on audience suggestions—no show is ever the same.
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Echoes of Pink Floyd
The Tivoli Theatre, Fortitude Valley
Australia’s premier Pink Floyd tribute band recreates the magic with stunning visuals and sound.
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Noel Miller
Fortitude Music Hall, Fortitude Valley
Comedian, musician, and YouTube personality Noel Miller delivers sharp jokes and absurd observations.
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Victor Ray: IAM.Tour
The Triffid, Newstead
Experience the rising UK star whose mix of neo-soul and pop has captivated global audiences.
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Charm of Finches 2025 National Tour
The Bearded Lady, West End
The indie folk duo brings lush harmonies and poetic lyrics as part of their national run.
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Dethklok: Awaken Australia
Fortitude Music Hall, Fortitude Valley
Metalocalypse fans unite—Dethklok returns for an epic animated-metal fusion show.
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DISCO LOCO – Brisbane’s Craziest Silent Disco Tour!
The Wheel of Brisbane, South Brisbane
Dance through the city with headphones and a wild playlist—every Saturday night.
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Sunday, April 6

The Sound Society: Kiore
Roma Street Parkland, Brisbane City
Relax on the grass while listening to the soulful sounds of Kiore in this free live music event at Roma Street.
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Get It Inya: Experimental Sketch Comedy
Big Fork Theatre, Fortitude Valley
Expect chaos, weirdness, and boundary-pushing humour in this experimental sketch show.
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Jade and The Lilts Soft Launch
It’s Still A Secret, South Brisbane
An intimate debut show from a folk fusion band making waves on the indie scene.
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Jack Raymond
The Bearded Lady, West End
Catch Jack Raymond live with a fresh set of folk-pop originals in a cozy setting.
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No matter your vibe—be it cocktails, culture, comedy, or crowd-surfing—Brisbane’s got you covered this weekend. So grab your mates, plan your route, and take advantage of all the creativity and energy flowing through the city from April 4 to 6. Don’t forget to book your tickets in advance and support local talent along the way.

In Brisbane Cinemas This Week 26 to 30 March 2025

A fresh wave of cinematic experiences is landing on Brisbane screens. From concert films and cult classics to animated fun and international cinema, here’s what’s new at your local cinemas this week.

Wednesday, 26 March

Imagine Dragons: Live From The Hollywood Bowl
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas, HOYTS
The popular band’s electrifying live concert experience, backed by the LA Film Orchestra.
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Thursday, 27 March

A Working Man
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas, Cineplex, HOYTS
A stirring drama that captures resilience, sacrifice, and identity in working-class Australia.
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Ange & the Boss: Puskas in Australia
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
An inspiring football docudrama about Puskás’s influence on Australian sport.
Rating: 8.1/10 IMDb
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Looney Tunes: The Day The Earth Blew Up
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas, Cineplex, HOYTS
A new animated adventure featuring classic Looney Tunes chaos and charm.
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Love of an Icon: The Legend of Crocodile Dundee
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas, Cineplex, HOYTS
A nostalgic docu-feature revisiting one of Australia’s most iconic pop culture figures.
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Oh, Canada
Venues: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm), Palace Cinemas
An introspective and poetic exploration of identity, belonging, and memory.
Rating: 5.7/10 IMDb | 64% Rotten Tomatoes
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The Cats of Gokogu Shrine
Venue: Palace Cinemas
A whimsical Japanese tale about community and the mysterious cats of a local shrine.
Rating: 7.4/10 IMDb
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The Importance of Being Earnest
Venue: Palace Cinemas
A National Theatre Live presentation of Oscar Wilde’s witty classic.
Rating: 6.8/10 IMDb | 57% Rotten Tomatoes
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Pip and Posy’s Cinema Show
Venue: HOYTS
Perfect for little ones—a delightful series of short stories and games for preschoolers.
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Friday, 28 March

Big Shark
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
A cult horror-comedy from Tommy Wiseau, sure to divide and delight.
Rating: 5.4/10 IMDb | 78% Rotten Tomatoes
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The Room
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
The infamously bizarre cult classic returns to the big screen.
Rating: 3.6/10 IMDb | 34% Rotten Tomatoes
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Dark Water
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
Japanese psychological horror steeped in atmosphere and mystery.
Rating: 6.7/10 IMDb | 84% Rotten Tomatoes
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Ju-On: The Grudge
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
The chilling original J-horror that helped define the genre globally.
Rating: 6.7/10 IMDb | 80% Rotten Tomatoes
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Saturday, 29 March

In the Realm of the Senses
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
A provocative and controversial Japanese drama exploring obsession and desire.
Rating: 6.6/10 IMDb | 86% Rotten Tomatoes
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Onibaba
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
An eerie and powerful black-and-white Japanese horror set during civil war.
Rating: 7.9/10 IMDb | 89% Rotten Tomatoes
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Met Opera 2024–25: Fidelio
Venue: Palace James St Cinemas
Beethoven’s only opera in a bold, contemporary staging.
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Imagine Dragons: Live From The Hollywood Bowl
Venue: Dendy Powerhouse (New Farm)
Encore screening of the band’s live show with orchestral backing.
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Sunday, 30 March

The Aegean
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
A meditative, oceanic documentary with dreamlike visuals.
Rating 7.3/10 IMDb
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Gozu
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
Surrealist Japanese crime-horror from cult director Takashi Miike.
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Visitor Q
Venue: Five Star Cinemas (New Farm)
Another bold Miike film—experimental, shocking, and darkly satirical.
Rating 6.5/10 IMDb | 60% Rotten Tomatoes
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From eccentric horrors and live concert spectacles to international drama and opera, Brisbane’s cinemas are buzzing with variety this week. Whether you’re a film buff or just after something different, there’s something fresh to catch on the big screen.

Fresh Drops Across Streaming: Brisbane Picks for 27 and 28 March 2025

From buzzy new dramas to fresh seasons of fan favourites, the streaming platforms are dropping plenty to keep you entertained this weekend. Here’s what’s new on Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+, BINGE and AMC+ — sorted by platform and release date.

Netflix

Survival of the Thickest: Season 2
Release Date: 27 March 2025
Mavis returns with more fashion, vulnerability, and fire as she juggles love and independence in Season 2 of this sharp comedy-drama.
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The Lady’s Companion: Season 1
Release Date: 28 March 2025
A new period drama laced with secrets, power struggles, and slow-burn romance in Victorian England.
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Disney+

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip
Release Date: 28 March 2025
The Alexander family takes on another chaotic adventure in this comedic family road trip sequel.
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Mid-Century Modern: Season 1
Release Date: 28 March 2025
A stylish new reality series where designers transform rundown homes into stunning mid-century modern dream spaces.
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Apple TV+

Number One on the Call Sheet
Release Date: 28 March 2025
This documentary series shines a spotlight on the legacy and future of Black actors in leading roles.
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BINGE

The Last Anniversary
Release Date: 27 March 2025
Secrets, family tensions, and buried truths rise to the surface in this moody Australian drama based on Liane Moriarty’s novel.
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AMC+

Love After Lockup: Season 2B
Release Date: 27 March 2025
Season 2 continues with more real-life love stories tested by freedom, distance, and trust after incarceration.
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Whether you’re in the mood for a gritty romance, a feel-good home makeover, or a deep dive into Hollywood history, the end of March is serving something for every kind of streamer. Press play and enjoy the weekend line-up.

Your Weekend in the Arts: Creative Line-Up 28 to 30 March 2025

Whether you’re drawn to bold visual art, live jazz, musical theatre or orchestral experiences, Brisbane’s cultural calendar is packed this weekend. From gallery spaces to jazz clubs and mainstage concerts, this guide highlights what’s on for lovers of the arts.

Ongoing & Multi-Day Events

An Evening In Concert With 3rd Year Musical Theatre Students
Venue: Tony Gould Gallery, QPAC, South Brisbane
Enjoy a night of emerging talent as Griffith Conservatorium’s musical theatre students showcase their work in a dynamic and polished live concert.
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Monochrome
Venue: Mitchell Fine Art, Fortitude Valley
A striking black-and-white exhibition exploring form, contrast, and texture through works from leading Australian artists.
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Powerhouse: Contemporary Australian Photographers – Michael Reid Beyond
Venue: Stores Studio, Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm
A curated selection of contemporary photographic works from artists represented by Michael Reid Gallery, presented within the Powerhouse’s distinctive setting.
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Jacqueline Morland Awards 2025
Venue: The Thomas Dixon Centre, West End
A premier youth ballet competition recognising technical excellence and performance from young dancers across Queensland.
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Friday, 28 March

Peak Plastique
Venue: Ian Hanger Recital Hall, Queensland Conservatorium, South Brisbane
A genre-blending music theatre performance combining satire, movement, and environmental commentary through sound.
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Angela Fabian presents Saving All My Love
Venue: JMI Live, Bowen Hills
Powerful vocals and smooth jazz stylings from Angela Fabian in an intimate live setting.
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Slowhand Sultans
Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club, Kangaroo Point
A night of blues-infused jazz from seasoned performers at Brisbane’s riverside jazz institution.
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Saturday, 29 March

SCSO: Feel Good Favourites
Venue: Kings Theatre, The Events Centre, Caloundra
A heartwarming orchestral performance of ABC Classic’s most-loved melodies, designed to uplift and inspire.
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Tokyo Groove Jyoshi
Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club, Kangaroo Point
Japanese funk and soul with high-energy groove, tight musicianship, and jazz flair.
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Sunday, 30 March

Avatar: The Last Airbender In Concert
Venue: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
Experience the iconic animated series like never before with a full orchestra playing its original score alongside visuals from the show.
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Miss Mandy and the Boys
Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club, Kangaroo Point
A vibrant cabaret-meets-jazz performance with sass, swing and soulful sounds.
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From bold visual storytelling to emotive jazz and compelling live performance, this weekend offers something for every kind of art lover. Whether you’re gallery hopping or spending the night at a concert hall, Brisbane’s creative scene is calling.

Kid-Friendly Events in Brisbane This 28 to 30 March 2025

Looking for something fun and family-friendly this weekend? From interactive stage shows to outdoor play, cultural celebrations to community festivals, Brisbane is packed with activities for kids and grown-ups alike. Here’s your go-to guide for making the most of 28 to 30 March with the whole family.

Friday, 28 March

Candyland Putt Putt
Venue: Victoria Park Golf, Herston
Step into a world of sweets and colour with this themed mini golf experience, running daily throughout the school holidays. A great pick for all ages.
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Making Rainbows Mini-Classes
Venue: Cannon Hill Kmart Plaza Shopping Centre, Cannon Hill
A musical movement program designed for little ones to explore rhythm, coordination, and creativity. Held Friday mornings.
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Gabby’s Dollhouse Live!
Venue: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
The magical world of Gabby’s Dollhouse comes to life on stage in a vibrant, interactive musical adventure for preschoolers and their families.
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Saturday, 29 March

Gabby’s Dollhouse Live!
Venue: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
Final day to catch this fun-filled show featuring Gabby and her adorable cat friends.
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The Brazilian Carnival: Family Day
Venue: Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
A family-focused version of the famous carnival featuring kid-friendly activities, performances, food stalls and vibrant Brazilian culture.
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Oxley Community Festival
Venue: ClubOxley, Oxley
A fun, free community event with live entertainment, food trucks, market stalls and kids’ activities. Perfect for a relaxed family day out.
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Sunday, 30 March

The Black Blues Brothers
Venue: Kings Theatre, The Events Centre, Caloundra
Acrobatics, comedy, and rhythm collide in this family-friendly tribute to the Blues Brothers, performed by a high-energy African circus troupe.
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Whether you’re exploring mini golf wonderlands, dancing to carnival beats, or enjoying a kids’ stage show, Brisbane has something lined up for every kind of family adventure this weekend. Take your pick, make a plan, and enjoy the fun from 28 to 30 March.

This Weekend: Best Brisbane Gigs and Events 28 to 30 March 2025

Another huge weekend is here, and Brisbane’s stages, clubs, and venues are overflowing with live music, stand-up comedy, and vibrant cultural events. Whether you’re catching a legendary band, hitting a block party, or laughing your way through the night, here’s your curated list of the best gigs and events happening across the city.

Friday, 28 March

Tomorrows Forecast – Ribbons Single Launch
Venue: The Bearded Lady, West End
A high-energy indie rock night as Tomorrows Forecast launch their latest single, Ribbons. No supports—just one focused, full-throttle set.
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Guitar Wolf (Japan)
Venue: Crowbar Brisbane, Fortitude Valley
Japanese garage rock legends Guitar Wolf bring their signature noise-fueled energy to the Valley.
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MODELS and Boom Crash Opera
Venue: The Triffid, Newstead
Two iconic Aussie acts on one stage for a night of nostalgic hits and big choruses.
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Soundwave Anniversary Party with Resurrection (Live)
Venue: The Brightside, Fortitude Valley
A throwback to the golden age of alt-rock and metal with a tribute to Soundwave Festival.
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Friday Night Comedy w/ Al Del Bene & Friends
Venue: Good Chat Comedy Club, Petrie Terrace
A night of hard-hitting stand-up featuring Al Del Bene and a killer support lineup.
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Brooklyn Standard Live Music
Venue: Brooklyn Standard, Brisbane City
Live music into the late hours at this basement bar hotspot in the heart of the city.
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Saturday, 29 March

80s Mania with Wang Chung
Venue: The Tivoli, Fortitude Valley
Step into a time machine of synth-pop, dance anthems and 80s classics.
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The Borough Live
Venue: The Bearded Lady, West End
An eclectic night of local live acts at one of Brisbane’s most beloved small venues.
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Thornhill – BODIES Album Tour
Venue: Crowbar Brisbane, Fortitude Valley
Melodic metalcore with big production and deep emotion.
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REVOLVE feat MEMPHIS LK (DJ) & 3NDLES5
Venue: The Triffid, Newstead
A dancefloor-focused DJ showcase of electronic beats and future-forward production.
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OUTRA Presents: AlpaKa MuziK (Label Showcase)
Venue: The Brightside (Outdoors), Fortitude Valley
Underground house and techno curated by Berlin-based label AlpaKa MuziK.
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Bootleg Rascal – Booty Block Party
Venue: The Brightside, Fortitude Valley
Genre-bending sounds and feel-good party vibes from Bootleg Rascal.
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Toby Wren – Songs for Dead Sailors | ΩHM Festival
Venue: Powerhouse Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm
A haunting and beautiful performance that blends jazz, composition, and storytelling.
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Saturday Night Stand-Up w/ Harley Breen & Friends
Venue: Good Chat Comedy Club, Petrie Terrace
Big laughs and punchy comedy from Harley Breen and guests.
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The Gong Show | Stand-Up At Its Most Brutal (with Dusty Rich)
Venue: Good Chat Comedy Club, Petrie Terrace
Comedians battle it out in a chaotic, crowd-judged night of cutthroat stand-up.
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The Brazilian Carnival 2025
Venue: Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
A colourful and high-energy celebration of Brazilian music, dance, and culture.
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The Trinity Throwdown 2025
Venue: Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
Fitness, adrenaline, and athletic competition come together for this cross-training event.
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Brooklyn Standard Live Music
Venue: Brooklyn Standard, Brisbane City
Second night of weekend sounds from rotating local bands.
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Sunday, 30 March

Stone Age a Go-Go Jungle Rumble
Venue: The Bearded Lady, West End
A wild night of psych, punk, and garage rock to wrap the weekend.
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Marbled Eye (USA) Live
Venue: The Bearded Lady, West End
Post-punk from the Bay Area—one night only.
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Whether you’re chasing live music in hidden corners of West End, dancing in the Valley, or laughing it out in a packed comedy room, this weekend in Brisbane is stacked with something for everyone. Plan ahead, grab your tickets, and make the most of what the city has to offer.

North Quay Office Tower May Soon Be the New Workplace for Services Australia

A $600-million office tower in Brisbane’s CBD is primed for development as a potential, new workplace for over 4,000 public servants.

Developed jointly by Cbus Property and Nielson Properties, the development dubbed ‘205 North Quay’ is designed to become a “new benchmark for workplace well-being.”



Cbus Property and Nielson Properties, alongside the Raniga family, have been finalising a deal to secure Services Australia, which handles Medicare, Centrelink, and Child Support Agency, as its tenant. 

Photo Credit: Development Application/BCC

205 North Quay is expected to deliver cutting-edge design from acclaimed architecture firms Hassell, New York-based REX, and Brisbane’s Richards & Spence.

As a world-class commercial space, this tower will include a wellness centre on one floor, a lap pool, childcare facilities, cafes and restaurants, an auditorium, facilities for events and celebrations, communal rooftop space, and outdoor terraces on every level. 

Photo Credit: Artist’s Impression/Development Application/BCC

“The proposal will promote the clustering of business uses and promote an increase in the intensity of uses within the CBD. Furthermore, the development effectively promotes Brisbane’s vision as a new world city by providing a unique and noteworthy addition to the city’s skyline and specifically seeking to achieve the outcomes of the Buildings that Breathe Design Guideline,” the planner, Urbis, stated in the development application (DA A005493795). 

Photo Credit: Artist’s Impression/Development Application/BCC

“The development offers a mix of uses and diversifies the offering of services within the CBD which also supports the intent and purpose of the Principal Centre Zone and city centre area.”

“To assert both the subtropicality and wellbeing focus for 205 North Quay, a full tower floor will be dedicated to wellness, which will be inclusive of an extensive end-of-trip offering, exercise studios, healthy eating offerings, consultation suites and a 25-metre lap pool overlooking the Brisbane River,” Nielson Properties’ Director, Ross Nielson, said.

Photo Credit: Artist’s Impression/Development Application/BCC

The new building is also aiming to achieve 6 Green Star rating and 5.5 Star NABERS Energy rating as the designers have incorporated efficient use of natural light, compounded by LED lights and sensors, to reduce energy costs. 

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Cbus Property’s Chief Executive Officer Adrian Pozzo said that this is a “unique opportunity” to create a trailblazing office tower with the workers’ health and wellbeing in mind because of the impact of COVID-19 on working spaces. 



The developers have submitted DA A005493795 in 2020. The application is currently under appeal, pending minor changes. 

The Famous Brisbane Night Noodle Markets are Returning!

As part of Good Food Month, the Brisbane Night Noodle Markets are returning to Brisbane from September to October 2021, serving up a series of delectable street food from all over Asia. 



To celebrate Good Food Month, the Brisbane Night Noodle Markets are back at an all-new and exciting venue: the City Botanic Gardens. The market will run from the 22 Sept 2021 all the way to the 3 Oct 2021. Entry will be completely free, however registration is encouraged in order to comply with COVID-19 safety and prevention measures. 

Attendants will be able to indulge themselves with delicious street food from all across Asia from countries such as Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Among the many stalls present throughout the event, people can expect to bump into familiar names such as Hoy Pinoy, Bao Brothers Eatery, Flying Noodles, and Bangkok Street Food — all serving up delicious and authentic food from their respective countries.

Pad Thai Prawn, available at Bangkok Street Food. 
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Other food stalls that will be present at the markets include Schilly, Calabang, Hashtag Burgers and Waffles, and Twistto. Schilly in particular offers wraps and skewers, and Twistto specialises in Korean Twist Potato on a stick. Hashtag Burgers and Waffles offers a series of delectable burgers and chips, whereas Calabang provides people with calamari on sticks. 

Crispy Calamari, available at Calabang. 
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Food won’t be the only thing available throughout the Brisbane Night Noodle Markets, however, for those who attend the event can also lose themselves to the beats and tunes brought about by live musicians and DJs to amp up the evening. The market is also dog-friendly, meaning customers are free to bring their canine companions with them to enjoy the event. 

Hosted by Citi Australia, Good Food Month is the largest food festival in the country, spanning across numerous states to celebrate and respectfully acknowledge the traditional owners of the land with a celebration of diverse food and beverages.

The City Botanic Gardens can be found at 147 Alice St, Brisbane City. Those interested in booking, or simply learning more about the event can visit the Good Food Month website here. For the latest updates on meals, stalls, dates, and other special announcements concerning the events, follow their social media pages on Facebook and Instagram.

The Million Paws Walk: New RSPCA Fundraiser Walks the Talk

The RSPCA’s special event, “The Million Paws Walk”, encourages dog owners across Brisbane to declare their love for animals by walking their dogs. Participants can choose between promenading with their pets at The Barracks or joining the virtual event and doing a neighbourhood walk instead. 



The Million Paws Walk was conceptualised as a means of raising awareness for dogs in need. Everyday, people can become heroes just by signing up for the event, walking their dogs, and sharing pictures to help get the word out. 30,000 dogs end up at RSPCA shelters a year, meaning 82 dogs require their help every single day. 

Until the 13th of May 2021, The Barracks in Brisbane will be hosting a dedicated grassy area for people to bring their dogs as part of the RSPCA’s special event “The Million Paws Walk”, making it the ideal site for picture-taking, walks, and canine socialisation. In order to participate, all those interested have to do is register. 

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Other activities at the venue include their treasure hunt, which will provide dog-owners with special passports while they search for various items of interest. Dogs will also be able to eat custom-made and dog-safe ice cream and receive treats and toys while their owners will be given specialised doggy bags full of goodies. Funds raised will be spent on catering to the needs and happiness of the dogs in RSPCA shelters. 

Due to complications brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, virtual alternatives will also be available as part of the event such as their special “Walk This May” where dog owners will be able to walk their dogs for 30, 45, or 60 minutes a day all throughout May to raise money for the RSPCA. 

Photo credit: Instagram/RSPCA

The Million Paws Walk: Walk This May event celebrates the love people have for animals in a safe and healthy manner as people can walk in their own backyards and neighbourhoods to minimise their exposure to the virus. 

Participants can raise funds for the RSPCA by purchasing merchandise, and these funds will contribute to the organisation’s efforts to provide 112,000 Australian animals with love, care, and new homes each and every year. 

Those interested in signing up and taking part, purchasing merchandise, or simply learning more about The Million Paws Walk can visit their website here. As for the special grassy area hosted at The Barracks, the site can be found at 61 Petrie Terrace, Brisbane. 

Riverside QUT InFusion Markets Now Open Every Sunday

The Riverside QUT InFusion Markets on Main Drive at the QUT Gardens Point campus have finally opened, serving as an extension for City Botanic Gardens’ famous Riverside at the Garden Market. 



Those who attend the Riverside QUT InFusion Markets can expect to find snacks and cuisine from various cultures, as well as art and products handmade by local artists who’ve drawn inspiration from all around the world.

Buskers, performers, and live music will be present all throughout the venue to provide the area with sounds that make for a cool atmosphere. 

Visitors will be able to purchase ethically-made clothing and accessories fashioned from vintage fabrics and eco-friendly materials. Candles, soap, jewelry, and countless other crafted products made locally by independent artisans will be sold at the market. 

Food is also available at the venue such as a Wild Rissole stall that sells gourmet burgers and chips, as well as Fritz Wieners gourmet German sausages. Those interested in eating authentic African food will be able to do so at the market, along with slow-cooked Aussie brisket and beverages for people to treat themselves to like iced tea. 

The market will run up all the way to the 26th of December, giving interested parties ample time to visit and return all throughout the year. It will be open every Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. along Main Drive at QUT Gardens Point campus, which is located at 2 George St, Brisbane City. 

For the latest updates and announcements concerning the Riverside QUT InFusion Markets, follow their social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram