All tickets are sold through the venues hosting the events. To purchase a ticket, click through from the event link above and follow the instructions to purchase a ticket.

There are 20 official venues for Valley Fiesta 2021. The full list of venues are BackDock Arts, Black Bear Lodge, Birdees, The Brightside, The Brightside - Outdoors, Cloudland, Greaser, Kings, La La Land, O'Skulligans, Press Club, The Prince Consort, Queens, Suzie Wongs Good Time Bar, Ric's Bar & Cafe, The Tivoli, The Triffid, The Zoo and, The Wickham, Woolly Mammoth and Ivory Tusk.

Each venue has programed a jam-packed lineup of events. To find out show times, venue locations, ticketing information and final lineup details, click through to the individual event using the above links. Keep in mind Valley Fiesta runs over three nights between Thu 28 - Sat 30 Oct, some venues have programmed events across multiple days.

Valley Fiesta 2021 is working to enliven and celebrate the live music venues in Fortitude Valley, while also providing a safe space for audiences. Each venue has a COVID Safe Plan, which you can view from individual event websites before purchasing tickets.

For refund or COVID info, ticket holders are recommended to review the venue's terms and conditions on their ticketing pages or website.

All artist and program lineup has been directly organised with the venues. The official venues have confirmed their lineup, but best to contact the venue directly for more information.

The official Valley Fiesta venues took part in an EOI process earlier in the year and have been selected as part of a process between QMusic and Brisbane City Council. Even though the 2021 official venues have been confirmed, you are welcome to email info@qmusic.com.au to request to be an unofficial venue. To be considered as an unofficial venue, your program must meet the criteria of "emerging and heritage acts" and also be within the Fortitude Valley Live Entertainment Precinct.

Media and reviewer passes are extremely limited due to the nature of COVID Safe Events and will be approved by each venue on a case-by-case basis. If you would like to enquire about a reviewer ticket or a photographers pass, please contact SGC by 10 October– and your request will be sent onto the organisers.

For any media enquiries, please contact Mitch Fresta, SGC Media at mitch@sgcmedia.com.

The Brisbane City Council Community, Arts and Nighttime Economy Committee are to:

• develop vibrant and caring local Brisbane communities,
• ensure a focus on the customer in the design and delivery of Council services,
• ensure contact with Council is made as easy as possible through the Contact Centre, Customer Service Centres, Regional Business Centres and other channels,
• promote and provide opportunities for Brisbane residents to have an active and healthy lifestyle,
• provide libraries, pools, community halls and meeting spaces for Brisbane residents,
• provide exciting, vibrant cultural and artistic activities for Brisbane residents,
• partner with community and business organisations to sponsor and deliver family and community services,
• provide high-quality community venues and recreation facilities,
• manage Council’s relationships with community groups that operate from Council-owned facilities and provide support to improve and maintain facilities,
• work with sporting organisations to support community-based sport and recreation activities, and
• work with the business community to enhance the nighttime economy in key precincts of the city such as Fortitude Valley and the Brisbane Central Business District.

Valley Fiesta is proudly presented by Brisbane City Council and QMusic. For the 2021 event, we also welcome Ambassador Ian Haug (Powderfinger, The Church). The event is supported by 4ZZZ and Scenestr.