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Brisbane's Best Live Music Venues Announce Upcoming Gigs This Month

Gigs and concerts on around Brisbane in the weeks ahead.

By The Daily Brisbane · Published 25 July 2026

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Brisbane's music scene is about to come alive with the Queensland Music Festival, an event that celebrates the city's creative spirit across multiple venues. Whether you're a dedicated live music fan or someone looking to discover something new, this is an excellent opportunity to catch talented billed acts performing right here in our city.

The festival brings together performances that span styles and genres, drawing audiences from across Brisbane to various venues throughout the region. It's the kind of event that reminds us why live music matters - there's an energy and immediacy that you simply can't get any other way.

If you're planning your festival schedule, you might want to fuel up beforehand at one of Brisbane's excellent cafes or grab a meal at a favourite restaurant. And if the festival inspires you to explore more of what our city has to offer, there's plenty to discover, from relaxing at South Bank to catching a day trip to beaches and wine country nearby.

What is on

  • Queensland Music Festival 2026, Sun, 12 July, 5:00 am, Various Venues, City-wide, 45 Details and bookings

Sources: qmf.org.au.

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