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Edward Guglielmino — Music

Rock along to local showman Edward Guglielmino

27 Jun 2013

Brisbane troubadour Edward Guglielmino brings his abstract folk rock to Southside Tea Room (SSTR) with a free performance from 8:00 pm on Saturday June 28. Boasting indie band The Grates as owners, Southside Tea Room in Morningside was always going to be a music-filled venture. Since acquiring a liquor licence and opening Thursday to Sunday evenings in late 2012, SSTR has played host to a bunch of great music acts. This Saturday night sees Edward supported by Wolf & Napoleon (otherwise known as Kahl from The Medics). more

Johnny Pav — Music

Johnny Pav launches EP at Dowse Bar

27 Jun 2013

Indie-folk musician Johnny Pav is set to launch his debut EP, European Sun, at Dowse Bar in Paddington this Sunday June 30. Exploring themes of desperation, isolation and escape, European Sun is a deeply personal effort, combining traditional folk instruments, synthesisers and programmed drums to create soft soundscapes. With many influences evident in Johnny’s rhythmic compositions, the EP is a creative expression of Johnny’s distinct vision. After working on a variety of musical projects over the past few years, Johnny’s experimental journey has resulted in new techniques and some wistful new sounds. more

Fete de la Musique Brisbane 2013 — Music

Fete de la Musique brings beats to Brisbane’s streets

20 Jun 2013

Fete de la Musique will spread its sounds through the streets of Brisbane this Friday, as part of the largest international live-music event in the world. more

Louise Isackson Red to Blue — Music

Louise Isackson launches Red to Blue at Brisbane Powerhouse

20 Jun 2013

Local songstress Louise Isackson is set to release a new album, which explores the kaleidoscope of emotions associated with love. more

Gypsy and the Cat — Music

Hear the heady sounds of Gypsy & The Cat at The Hi-Fi

06 Jun 2013

Melbourne’s Gypsy & the Cat is returning to Brisbane with its new beatnik-inspired music. The band’s It’s a Fine Line tour has been described as a blend of Brooklyn-inspired sounds, psychedelic elements and a bohemian branch of rock. Recently, the boys have spent much time on the road, building a manically zealous group of fans from all over the world, including Japan, France, Germany and Switzerland. Despite their far-flung travels, the band chose to record its latest album on band member Xavier’s father’s farm. Gypsy & The Cat will play on Friday June 7 at The Hi-Fi, with support acts Clubfeet and Georgia Potter. more

Sway to Martha Wainwright at The Tivoli — Music

Sway to Martha Wainwright at The Tivoli

30 May 2013

Perhaps it was in Martha Wainwright’s blood to become a musician – after all, she is the daughter of folk artists Loudon Wainwright III and Kate McGarrigle, and the sister of talented singer/songwriter Rufus Wainwright. Renowned for her highly emotive songs and expressive voice, Martha has gained a worldwide fan base with her multiple album and EP releases throughout her career. Australian followers will be able to hear her unique voice and music for themselves when Martha shortly arrives in Queensland after a lengthy touring circuit in Europe and the USA. On May 31, Martha will play an intimate show for Brisbane audiences at The Tivoli, where she will be joined by indie-folk duo, Brighter Later. Tickets to the show are still available online. more

Jinja Safari — Music

Jinja Safari celebrates its new album at The Zoo

23 May 2013

The shores of Sydney are not only home to the famed architectural icons of Sydney Opera House and its neighbour the Sydney Harbour Bridge, but also a rowdy bunch of male musicians who play under the name Jinja Safari. The band is on the cusp of releasing its debut album and, in order to celebrate, will be journeying around the nation to play shows for its Australian fans. Those who attend the music festivities can expect to hear played new single ‘Plagiarist’ from the self-titled album, alongside a bundle of older creations (that are no less dance-worthy) including ‘Peter Pan’ and ‘Hiccups’. Jinja Safari will play to Brisbane crowds on May 24 at Fortitude Valley institution The Zoo, with tickets to the event available for purchase online. more

Celebrate Queensland band culture with Live! at SLQ — Music

Celebrate Queensland band culture with Live! at SLQ

09 May 2013

Queensland may still radiate the youthful glow of a place that is only just more than 200 years old, but in that time it has still managed to create an impressively strong musical presence. The State Library of Queensland (SLQ) will be celebrating this musical history of our state with its Live! program. more

Absorb new cultures with Encounters:India — Music

Absorb new cultures with Encounters:India

09 May 2013

India is a nation that is host to a vibrant and exotic culture, but one that is often overshadowed by the opulence of its architectural feats. While the allure of the Taj Mahal and the country's other national landmarks will never lose appeal, India also has a bustling arts scene, which it is ready to showcase to the world. Soon South Bank will introduce a foray into Indian culture with Encounters:India, in collaboration with Queensland Conservatorium. more

Collectomania — Music

Collectomania Vinyl Fair joins the whales at Queensland Museum

02 May 2013

Well before the days of iTunes and Spotify, the analogue sound of a vinyl record was the one and only way for music lovers to enjoy their favourite tunes. Today the rotund device remains not only a beloved artefact of musical history, but is still considered to be one of the best ways to listen to a melody, thanks to the depth of warm, raw sound it provides. more

The Temper Trap — Music

The Temper Trap drops in to The Hi-Fi

02 May 2013

The catchy tune 'Sweet Disposition' infiltrated the airwaves and ears of people around the globe when the single was first released in 2008. As a result, the song reached the coveted top 15 position in singles charts around the world, as well as propelling its creators, Australian indie-band The Temper Trap, to fame. more

They Might Be Giants — Music

Dance along to They Might Be Giants

02 May 2013

The 1980s may have been known for its huge hair and loud outfits, but it was also a time for a musical shift and the emergence of bands focused on flamboyant entertainment. One such act was They Might Be Giants, which came straight out of Brooklyn, New York. Founded by John Flansburgh and John Linnell, the group has toured almost continuously since its creation, accompanied by the same backing band time and time again. The band has also been involved in numerous television and film projects, leading it to win two Grammys. They Might Be Giants is currently touring Australia and New Zealand – on Wednesday May 8 the group will drop in to The Zoo, with tickets to the event available online. more

Watch history be recreated with Brass on the Grass — Music

Watch history be recreated with Brass on the Grass

25 Apr 2013

In 1857, on a grassy knoll amongst Brisbane City's Botanic Gardens, the first professional band concert was played to a crowd of eager Brisbane music lovers. In 2013, this special event will be commemorated with a recreation at Brass on the Grass. more

Landfill Harmonic — Music

Landfill Harmonic creates hope from rubbish

25 Apr 2013

While we commonly perceive instruments as being constructed from the best materials, such as brass and polished timbers, the truth is that anything that makes a sound could be considered a musical apparatus. By simply tapping a glass with a spoon and clashing saucepan lids together, you can create an instant orchestra. more

The Rubens — Music

The Rubens returns to Brisbane to play at The Tivoli

25 Apr 2013

From the feeling of anonymity that imbues many with a sense of freedom to the array of cultural intricacies lingering on each street corner, the world’s largest cities have long served as a source of inspiration for musicians. more

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of Expo 88 at South Bank — Music

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of Expo 88 at South Bank

25 Apr 2013

Held between April and October in 1988, World Expo 88 transformed Brisbane with a hype of cultural activity. This weekend, Brisbane punters can relive the magic as South Bank celebrates the 25th anniversary of this momentous event. Performances from Mental as Anything, Pseudo Echo and Retromatric will keep you entertained, while a marching band, human statues, stilt walkers and flowerpot men will pay tribute to the beloved roving performers of the original fair. Head to the Cultural Forecourt at South Bank this Sunday April 28 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. more

Splendour in the Grass 2013 — Music

Splendour in the Grass lineup announced

24 Apr 2013

Celebrating its 13th year in the business, Splendour in the Grass moves to its new permanent home at North Byron Parklands this year. Green meadows and delicate flowers will add to the musical nirvana of this year’s festival, which will run Friday July 26 to Sunday July 28. Tickets go on sale next Thursday May 2 at 9:00 am sharp, with three-day and single-day passes up for grabs. more

APT7 Up Late — Music

Canyons and Daniel Boyd collaborate for APT7 closing night

11 Apr 2013

As the final hours of The 7th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT7) approach this weekend, a special (and free) Up Late event will be held at GOMA on Friday April 12 to celebrate. more

Bob Evans — Music

Bob Evans returns to Brisbane with Familiar Stranger

11 Apr 2013

Bob Evans is just one of the many colourful threads that makes up the intricate quilt of Australian music. The former Jebediah frontman has long held a successful solo career as an acoustic singer-songwriter and will be returning to play his latest batch of tunes to Brisbane fans this weekend. more

The Drones migrates to The Tivoli, Fortitude Valley — Music

The Drones migrates to The Tivoli, Fortitude Valley

11 Apr 2013

Rather like a family of gypsies, the members of Australian band The Drones seem to have adopted nomadic tendencies in their years together. The five piece consists largely of Perth locals, who now reside in Melbourne and continue to travel the country (and world) playing the band's alternative rock melodies. more

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