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A new era of live music is landing on the Brisbane River next March, as ON THE BANKS transforms the Cultural Forecourt at South Bank into an open-air concert destination.. Set against uninterrupted city and river views, the series will host a lineup that reflects Brisbane’s diverse and ever-evolving music community.
Destroy All Lines is bringing us a celebration of the soundtrack that shaped a generation in February 2026. An Emo Extravaganza will brings some of alt-rock’s most beloved names back to the stage, with Anberlin, Cartel, Hot Chelle Rae, Broadside, and acoustic emo duo This Wild Life, all set to unleash = in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
The world’s most iconic club brand Circoloco is heading back Down Under in 2026, with next year’s edition set to feature a powerhouse lineup that captures the essence of Circoloco’s global sound including Adriatique, Arapu vs Priku, Beltran, Jimi Jules, Michael Bibi, Seth Troxler, and local favourite ALDONNA
The 25th edition of Field Day will see thousands once again converge on The Domain to welcome in the New Year with an all-star lineup that includes Carl Cox. Jamie Jones, Deborah De Luca, Kölsch, Patrick Topping, The Presets, STÜM, Patrick Mason, Bag Raiders, Belters Only, Charlotte Plank, CYRIL, SOTA, as well as a handpicked selection of emerging artists representing Australia’s next wave of electronic talent.
The sun-soaked sounds of SummerSalt return in 2026 with a brand-new series of coastal concerts led by Australian surf-rock icons Ocean Alley. Presented by Face To Face Touring and Live Nation, the AUS Coastal 2026 Tour will bring the SummerSalt spirit to five stunning seaside and parkland locations this March, combining live music, community, and a relaxed summer energy.