Beddy Rays
with Special Guests
THE TIVOLI
7:30pm
Butterfingers
Slurpee Jerks & Brixton Alley
THE WAREHOUSE
8:00pm
Nice Biscuit
Hallie, Squidgenini, Syrup, Square, Passionfruit Band, Monet's Pond PLUS DJ sets from Dameeeela and Iti + Quincy Raw B2B (Pocketmoth)
THE BRIGHTSIDE OUTDOORS
6:00pm
DVNA
with Toby Hobart and BRIA
THE WICKHAM
6:00pm
RIOT
BLUSSH, Being Jane Lane, Lunchtime, MoZza
BACKDOCK ARTS
6:30pm
Big Dinner
with Local Safari
KINGS
5:00pm
Saint Lane
with Buttered
WOOLLY MAMMOTH
7:30pm
Oscillate
Dream Coast, Hivemind, Phil Smart, First Beige, Curtis Scibilia
LA LA LAND
9:00pm
FOMI
with Mellow
RIC'S BAR
6:00pm
Nightmare On Brunswick St
Frenchie Darling, Asphyxia, Lilith Revere, Dahlia Gunn, Madeline Glasseaster, David Carberry
NETHERWORLD
7:00pm
TRAINSPOTTERS - Night 1
Yellowcatredcat, The Keepaways, People Mover
OSKULLIGANS
7:00pm
Western Horror Special
Day of Embers
THE TRIFFID
5:00pm
Strictly Classics
THE PRINCE CONSORT
8:00pm
Live Latin Extravaganza
Chukale & Don Raul
CLOUDLAND
8:00pm
42 Band
PRESS CLUB
8:00pm
Suzie Wongs Good Time Bar
The Lazy Leis, Skandalosos Band
6:00pm
SELECT A NIGHT
QMusic Revokes Denis Handlin's Honorary Award
Following ongoing reports of systemic bullying, discrimination, and misconduct under Handlin’s leadership at Sony Music Entertainment, Queensland's peak music industry body QMusic has revoked Handlin's 2020 Honorary Award.
WHEN THE SHOW CAN’T GO ON: COVID’S INVISIBLE VICTIMS
The Australian music industry is a delicate ecosystem at risk of total collapse unless it receives critical life support. The success of Australia’s live music industry lies in the people who make the show go on - the technicians, engineers, managers, hiring companies and more - those who are COVID’s invisible victims.
Applications Open For The 2022 Billy Thorpe Scholarship
The Billy Thorpe Scholarship returns for 2022, providing the opportunity for an emerging artist to receive $10,000, record with an established producer, and receive career planning from Chugg Entertainment. Applications close 11:59 (AEST) 21 October 2021.
Sycco immortalised in Valley Walk of Fame
Brisbane psych-pop star, Sycco, claims her place in the Valley Walk of Fame for her hit song 'Dribble'.