Concerts at QYO
Presented by QUEENSLAND YOUTH ORCHESTRAS
Our Concerts at QYO Series showcases Queensland Youth Orchestras’ ensembles and guest groups from across Brisbane and regional Queensland in the heritage-listed Old Museum Concert Hall. Presented three times a year, by each QYO ensemble, these concerts mark the culmination of each rehearsal term, giving audiences a chance to hear the progress and passion of Queensland’s young musicians.
Each performance offers something new, from vibrant orchestral favourites to intimate chamber works, highlighting the diversity and depth of QYO’s musical community. The series also welcomes guest school and community ensembles, creating opportunities for collaboration, shared learning, and celebration.
concert dates & times
TERM 3
Saturday 12 September, 10:30am - Junior Strings Ensemble 1 & Junior Strings Ensemble 2 - BUY TICKETS
Saturday 12 September, 5:00pm - Queensland Youth Orchestra 2 & Wind Symphony - BUY TICKETS
Sunday 13 September, 3:00pm - Queensland Youth Orchestra 3 - BUY TICKETS
TICKETS $14.00 each or $15.00 at the door
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult
DANCES WITH THE WINDS
Presented by Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra
Metro Series Concert #2
BPO’s second mainstage concert for 2026 offers a program of drama, colour, and emotional power.
Opening the evening is Aram Khachaturian’s Masquerade Suite, which offers a mix of dances and sentimental movements that give life to the play’s setting of 1830s aristocratic St Petersburg. Finnish composer Einojuhani Rautavaara’s flute writing, which traverses haunting lyricism, hushed and mysterious tones and a carnival-like atmosphere, is brought to life by Brisbane’s own Tim Munro. The concert culminates in Shostakovich’s gripping fifth symphony, a work of profound political tension and enduring cultural impact.
CONDUCTOR: Matthew Wood
SOLOIST: Tim Munro (flute)
PROGRAM:
Aram Khachaturian | Masquerade Suite
Einojuhani Rautavaara | Concerto for Flute and Orchestra "Dances with the Winds", Op. 69
Dmitri Shostakovich | Symphony No. 5 in D minor
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 7:30PM
Box office 6:00pm
Doors to theatre 7:00pm
Performance 7:30pm
TICKETS
A Reserve
Adult $43.00 / $45.00 door
Concession $33.00 / $35.00 door
Child U12 $28.00 / $30.00 door
Member $28.00 (online only)
B Reserve
Adult $38.00 / $40.00 door
Concession $28.00 / $30.00 door
Child U12 $23.00 / $25.00 door
Member $23.00 (online only)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
*SOLD OUT* JULIAN LAGE
PRESENTED BY TOP SHELF PRODUCTIONS
Julian Lage tours Australia for the first time, celebrating 10 years since the release of his breakthrough solo album World’s Fair.
In 2015, Julian Lage walked into a New York studio and recorded his first solo acoustic album in two days. World's Fair arrived pared back to its essentials: one guitar, one room, and twelve tracks that felt closer to a private recital than a record release. The album defies genre, drawing classical and American folk into unexpected conversation.
A world-class guitar virtuoso and composer, hailed as one of the most prodigious guitarists of his generation, Lage tours Australia for the first time. The tour marks ten years since the release of his breakthrough solo album World's Fair, alongside a new vinyl release and accompanying songbook.
Lage has earned five Grammy nominations, the most recent for his 2024 album Speak to Me. He has also collaborated with fellow musical heavyweights including Gary Burton, Yoko Ono, Jim Hall, and John Zorn.
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 8:30PM
Box office 7:00pm
Doors to theatre 8:00pm
Performance 8:30pm
TICKETS
ALL TICKETS $76.00 / $80.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
IGNITE - QUEENSLAND WIND ORCHESTRA
David Law returns to the podium to conduct the Queensland Wind orchestra through a spectacular programme, featuring Samuel Dickenson’s entire Ender Symphony No. 1 for Band. Audiences over the past few years would have heard parts of this symphony across various movements – this is your chance to now hear it in full!
Best Things - Catherine Likhuta
Catalyst - Adrian B. Sims
Firestorm - David R. Gillingham
The Magic of This Dawn - Christopher Sainsbury
Capybara Funk - Catherine Likhuta
Symphony No. 1 'Ender - Samuel Dickenson
Tickets available now - including season passes and Inspire: giving children aged eight and older the opportunity to sit in with the wind orchestra during sound check next to an instrumentalist of their choice.
Conducted by David Law
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 20 SEPTEMBER 2:30PM
Box office 1:00pm
Doors to theatre 2:00pm
Performance 2:30pm
TICKETS
Adult $29.00 / $30.00 door
Concession $19.00 / $20.00 door
Child U12 $14.00 / $15.00 door
Family 2A 2C $70.00 / $75.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
The Jury Experience - numerous Dates
Presented by Fever Up
The Jury Experience: An Immersive Courtroom Case
⭐ Step into the heart of a high-stakes trial with The Jury Experience in Brisbane. In this live theatre show, you are the jury—the power to deliver justice is entirely in your hands. You’ll examine every piece of the puzzle, from witness testimonies to forensic data, and ultimately decide: guilty or innocent?
👉 Please note: the experience is held in English
Highlights
🤩 Enjoy a live theatre courtroom drama where you decide the final verdict
🕵️♂️ Dissect witness testimonies, unpack evidence, and weigh every argument
🎭 Watch riveting performances from live actors playing various characters
⚖️ Face complex moral dilemmas that challenge your convictions
❓ The final decision is yours: will the accused be set free or found guilty?
General Info
📅 Dates and times: select your date & time directly in the ticket selector
📍 Location: The Old Museum, Bowen Hills, Brisbane
⏳ Duration: 60 minutes
👤 Age requirement: 12+. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult
♿ Accessibility: the venue is wheelchair accessible, please note that accessible seating is limited to Zone A and B only
❓ Please consult the FAQs of this experience here
Description
You’ve been called for jury duty. Step into the heart of a high-stakes trial that will challenge your beliefs about guilt, innocence, and the true meaning of justice. The Jury Experience takes live theatre to the next level, as the audience becomes part of the show. As a member of the jury, you’ll analyse witness testimonies, cross-examinations, and forensic evidence in your search for the truth. Every word matters. Every detail counts. And at the end, you must cast the vote that will determine the fate of the accused. Will justice be served? Well, that’s up to you. Get your tickets now for The Jury Experience: An Immersive Courtroom Case in Brisbane.
Bar and Food truck on site
EVENT INFO
2026
Friday 25 September
Friday 13 November
Friday 4 December
Friday 18 December
See Fever website for times and ticketing information: INFORMATION
Age requirement: 12+. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
JOHNNY CASH MEETS ELVIS
Presented by STARS ON STAGE
Step back in time for one electrifying night, where the Man in Black meets the King of Rock 'n' Roll—two legends, one unforgettable tribute show!
This thrilling two-hour show brings you the best of both worlds—Matt Birse delivering the deep, unmistakable sound of Johnny Cash, while Brendon Chase, with over 25 years performing Elvis, takes the stage in full jumpsuit-era flair. Brendon, crowned Australasia’s Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist in 2017 and a multiple-time representative for Australia at the Memphis world semifinals, dazzles alongside the Razzle Dazzle Band.
From the fire of “Ring of Fire” and “Folsom Prison Blues” to the glitz of “Suspicious Minds” and the passion of “American Trilogy,” it’s a night of hits, spectacle, and musical magic!
EVENT INFO
Saturday 26 September 7:30pm
Box Office & Bar 6:00pm
Doors to Theatre 7:00pm
Performance 7.30pm
TICKETS
Adult $49.00 / Door $50.00
Concession/Seniors $45.00 / Door $45.00
60th Anniversary Gala - Brisbane Concert Orchestra
After 59 years of delighting audiences across Queensland, we are pleased to celebrate our 60th anniversary in 2026, with new and familiar audiences.
For our next performance, step into an evening of grandeur, romance, and celebration as the Brisbane Concert Orchestra presents its 60th Anniversary Gala.
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 3:00PM
Box office 2:00pm
Doors to theatre 2:30pm
Performance 3:00pm
TICKETS
Adult $40.00 / $45.00 door
Concession $30.00 / $35.00 door
Child U18 $20.00 / $25.00 door
Family 2A 2C $80.00 / $85.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
GILES HENDERSON WANNAN - Chamber Music for Flute Viola & Harp
Harpist Alice Giles, flautist Jonathan Henderson and violist James Wannan join forces to present a programme centred around French music and contemporary living composers. Together, these three artists bring extensive international experience as soloists, chamber musicians and orchestral performers.
The sonority of the flute, drawn from the human breath, the sombre timbre of the viola’s bow across its strings, and the resonant vibrations of the harp combine to create a unique sound world that is both fragile and richly expressive.
French influence lies at the heart of the programme, whether directly through Debussy’s visionary Sonata and his evocative Syrinx, Fauré’s luminous Impromptu, or more distantly through the impressionistic language underlying Bax's deeply expressive Elegiac Trio. Alongside these works are two contemporary voices: the French composer Bruno Mantovani and Australian composer Elena Kats-Chernin.
As the concert unfolds, each musician breaks away as a soloist, giving audiences the opportunity to revel in the individual artistry of the performers. Just as the composer moulds silence between phrases to become as expressive as melody itself, the performers draw out the essence of the music, painting sounds upon a canvas with their instruments – each note tracing the air like incense.
Thanks to the close proximity of audience and performers, every expressive nuance feels personal, each phrase so vivid it seems almost within reach. The music becomes an intimate language, with remarkable ability to activate the imagination, recall our faintest memories and enliven our senses.
To attend a Contra Concert permits you an hour to switch off, recharge and disconnect from deadline mode. We invite you to rebel against your smartphone and dare to get nothing done! Sit back, let your mind wander and share in the rare exchange of music between performers and audience, only achievable in the intimacy of the chamber music salon.
PROGRAMME
ARNOLD BAX Elegiac Trio for flute, viola and harp
CLAUDE DEBUSSY Syrinx for solo flute
GABRIEL FAURÉ Impromptu for solo harp
ELENA KATS-CHERNIN Winter from Seasons for flute, viola and harp
BRUNO MANTOVANI Little Italy for solo viola
CLAUDE DEBUSSY Sonata for flute, viola and harp
ARTISTS
ALICE GILES, harp
JONATHAN HENDERSON, flute & Artistic Director
JAMES WANNAN, viola
REVIEWS
★★★★ ½ “A new chamber music series offers an intelligent, beautifully played program in a glorious heritage venue.”Limelight Magazine
“The pacing of the concert was pleasantly unhurried, and in the close setting it was easy to become lost in the music.” Backstreet Brisbane
“Three excellent musicians. A challenging choice of music. And the hope that we will hear more from all three.”Weekend Notes
“A delight to watch and listen to, and the bonus is that they mingle with the audience at the end of the show. What a wonderful way to experience beloved pieces and also less familiar ones.” Stage Door
“This elegant one-hour salon programme was perfect for a cool Friday night and a great way to shake off the working week to focus instead on beautiful music.” Stage Whispers
Our Supporters
This program is presented with thanks to our supporters for their generous contributions. We are deeply grateful to the music advocates who recognise the value of independent, artist-led initiatives such as Contra Concerts and who understand the importance of enabling musicians to create and share their own artistic projects. If you would like to play a role in bringing our future performances to life, tax-deductible donations can be made here. [https://tinyurl.com/contra2026]
EVENT INFO
WEDNESDAY 7 OCTOBER 7:00PM
Box office 6:15pm
Doors to theatre 6:15pm
Performance 7:00pm
Duration: 70 minutes without intermission
TICKETS
ADULT $66.00 / $70.00 door
Concession $56.00 / $60.00 door
Premium $96.00 / $100.00 door
U30/Student $35.00 / $40.00 door
Group 6+ $50.00ea / $55.00ea door
NOTE: All seats except Premium are General Admission. A Premium ticket includes the opportunity to reserve a seat in the first row of the auditorium, placing you closest to the performers for the most intimate listening experience the venue offers.
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
MORNING MUSIC PROGRAM
Presented by QUEENSLAND YOUTH ORCHESTRAS
Morning Music at The Old Museum offers an hour of fine music performed by Queensland’s most talented young musicians in the historic Concert Hall of The Old Museum. With an intimate atmosphere and outstanding performances, this mid-week morning concert series is a must for music lovers.
The 2026 four concert series will feature outstanding soloists and chamber groups, presenting a wide variety of works from across the classical repertoire. Each concert offers audiences a chance to experience the artistry, creativity, and dedication of Queensland’s next generation of musicians.
concert TIMES
Doors to Theatre 10:00am
Performance 10:30am
DATES
Thursday 8 October - BUY TICKETS
Thursday 3 December - BUY TICKETS
TICKETS $15.00 each
For enquiries and group/bus bookings
please contact: info@qyo.org.au (07) 3257 3028
Age requirement: 12+. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult
John Curro National Youth Concerto Competition - STRING SENSATIONS
Presented by QUEENSLAND YOUTH ORCHESTRAS
For over five decades, this prestigious event has provided a platform for exceptional emerging musicians, many of whom have gone on to achieve national and international recognition.
Each year, three of the nation’s most talented young string soloists are selected through a rigorous audition process to perform concerto works with the Queensland Youth Symphony. This highly anticipated concert showcases the next generation of virtuosos, offering audiences a glimpse of Australia’s brightest musical future.
With an impressive legacy of past winners including Jane Peters, Richard Tognetti, Nicholas Milton, Li Wei Qin, Emily Sun, and Ray Chen, the JCNYCC continues to inspire and nurture the stars of tomorrow.
EVENT INFO
Sunday 11 October 2026
Doors to Theatre 2.30pm
Performance 3.00pm
TICKETS
Adult $56.50 / Door $57.00
Concession $49.50 / Door $50.00
Full Time Student $25.50 / Door $26.00
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
JASON SINGH - HEAVEN’S GREATEST HITS: 10 YEARS GONE
THE ULTIMATE CELEBRATION OF DAVID BOWIE, PRINCE & GEORGE MICHAEL
It has been a decade since the music world lost three of its greatest visionaries: David Bowie, Prince, and George Michael. Ten years on from their tragic departures, multi-platinum ARIA award-winning artist Jason Singh brings his spectacular, hit-after-hit celebration back to the stage for a major milestone anniversary event.
Backed by an incredible live band, Singh delivers a powerhouse, high-octane journey through the masterpieces that defined generations. From the avant-garde brilliance of Bowie and the electrifying funk of Prince, to the flawless pop perfection of George Michael, 10 Years Gone is an unforgettable, dancing-in-the-aisles tribute to the soundtracks of our lives.
Book your tickets now!
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER 8:00PM
Box office 6:30pm
Doors to theatre 7:30pm
Performance 8:00pm
TICKETS
ALL TICKETS $65.00 / $70.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Don Walker - Love Songs Tour
Presented by Select Music & Thrillhill Music
with Special Guest Jimmy Dowling
Legendary Australian songwriter Don Walker returns with a new album 'Love Songs’, out August 7 and a new tour featuring his legendary 4 piece band (Hamish Stuart, Michael Vidale, Garrett Costigan, Shannon Bourne) and the 3 piece sweet voices of The Harmonettes— Amanda Roff, Erica Dunn, Brigitte Hart.
Across his work with Cold Chisel, Catfish, Tex, Don & Charlie and his acclaimed solo recordings, Don Walker has long been recognised as one of Australia’s most evocative storytellers, and Love Songs may well prove to be his masterpiece.
A tour not to be missed.
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER 7:30PM
Box office 6:30pm
Doors to theatre 7:30pm
Support Act 8:00pm
Main Act 9:00pm
TICKETS
ALL TICKETS $75.00 / $80.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
The HOLIDAY KITCHEN BY LEIGH SALES & GWEN BLAKE
Avid Reader Bookshop presents the exclusive Brisbane launch of the Holiday Kitchen by Leigh Sales & Gwen Blake.
Our MC for the evening will be Fiona Stager OAM and will feature a musical opening.
IMPORTANT NOTE: $5 from each ticket will be donated to OzHarvest, an organisation passionately supported by Leigh Sales, Gwen Blake and Avid Reader Bookshop.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Mouth-waterIng recipes that ease the mental load of cooking on holidays and at home.
Packed with the hard-won wisdom of decades spent cooking for family and friends, two of Australia’s best-organised women share their most delicious recipes with tips on how to cut corners, minimise work and maximise taste and fun while on holidays. The sensible, practical and unfussy philosophy of Leigh Sales and Gwen Blake will look after your wellbeing and protect your downtime at home or on vacation, with dozens of answers to the perennial question, ‘What’s for dinner?’
From ‘double down’ recipes that create two separate meals, to ‘half-baked’ dishes that get as much prep as possible done before leaving home, to ‘fridge clear-outs’ that make the best of what you have on hand, Gwen and Leigh do all the thinking and organising for you. Coming up with ideas for economical meals and how to stretch them further is one thing you can tick off your never-ending To-Do list.
Inside you’ll find an incredible array of recipes that ensure cooking for friends and family feels like a joy, not a job. Radiating common sense and warmth, Gwen and Leigh are the friends we all need – they’ve got you sorted!
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Gwen Blake is the Founder and Director of Boxer & Co, an award-winning branding and packaging design agency based in Sydney. For seventeen years, she has worked with some of the retail industry’s biggest names, including Woolworths, Nestlé and Kraft Heinz. Gwen also produces merchandise for Chat 10 Looks 3, the wildly popular podcast hosted by Leigh Sales and Annabel Crabb.
Leigh Sales AM is one of Australia’s most respected journalists. As the new presenter of Australian Story and the recent host of the ABC’s flagship current affairs program, 7.30, she has interviewed dozens of world leaders and celebrities, including Hillary Clinton, Tony Blair, the Dalai Lama, Paul McCartney, Elton John, Harrison Ford, Tom Hanks, Salman Rushdie, Margaret Atwood and Bill Gates. She has interviewed every living Australian Prime Minister, as well as the late Bob Hawke, and has anchored the last three federal elections for the ABC. Leigh is the winner of three Walkley Awards, Australia’s highest journalism honour; the author of the books Detainee 002, On Doubt, Well Hello and the bestselling Any Ordinary Day; and the co-host of the popular podcast Chat 10 Looks 3 with Annabel Crabb. In 2023, her service to journalism and the community was recognised with an honorary doctorate from Edith Cowan University.
EVENT INFO
MONDAY 2 NOVEMBER 6:30PM
Box Office 5:30pm
Doors to Theatre 6:00pm
Performance 6:30pm
TICKETS
Ticket Only $25.00 / $30.00 door
Ticket + Book $70.00 / $75.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
LOVE IS LOVE
Presented by Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra
Our final concert for the year celebrates queer composers in a program that offers colour, storytelling, and rhythmic energy.
Benjamin Britten’s The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra pays homage to baroque composer Henry Purcell and shows off the tone colours and capacities of the various sections of the symphony orchestra. Tchaikovsky and Bernstein then offer two very different perspectives on the tragic love story featured in Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet. Tchaikovsky’s interpretation is dramatic, filled with both love and conflict, while Bernstein’s reimagination transports the listener to 1950s Upper West Side Manhattan and infuses Puerto Rican–inspired dance music.
The concert will also feature the world premiere of Pulse by Brisbane-based composer, Joe Twist.
BPO is proud to present this concert as part of the open access program for the 2026 Melt Festival.
CONDUCTOR: David Law
NARRATOR: Ed le Brocq
PROGRAM:
Benjamin Britten | The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra, Op. 34
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky | Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture
Joe Twist | Pulse (world premiere)
Leonard Bernstein | Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 7 NOVEMBER 7:30PM
Box office 6:00pm
Doors to theatre 7:00pm
Performance 7:30pm
TICKETS
A Reserve
Adult $43.00 / $45.00 door
Concession $33.00 / $35.00 door
Child U12 $28.00 / $30.00 door
Member $28.00 (online only)
B Reserve
Adult $38.00 / $40.00 door
Concession $28.00 / $30.00 door
Child U12 $23.00 / $25.00 door
Member $23.00 (online only)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
MEG WASHINGTON - The Everything’s going to be fine tour
Presented BY CRAFT MUSIC
Meg Washington is a platinum-selling, award-winning, and genre-defying singer-songwriter who fluently weaves the worlds of jazz, pop, folk and musical theatre together.
Solo, Meg’s shows are an intimate, captivating spell. Alone at the piano, the soaring melodies and lyrical poetry of her songwriting are laid bare, as Meg makes her way through a selection of songs from her impressive five-album catalog. Each night is truly unique, with a setlist often chosen according to the special, connected moment that is shared between artist and audience.
On The Everything’s Going to Be Fine Tour, Meg brings her unforgettable show around Australia, providing a rare opportunity to hear Meg’s electrifying voice up close and to experience one of Australia’s best musicians in a never-to-be repeated live performance.
EVENT INFO
FRIDAY 13 NOVEMBER 7:30PM
Box Office 6:00pm
Doors to Theatre 7:00pm
Support Act 7:30pm
Main Act 8:20pm
TICKETS
General Admission $65.00 / $70.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
FRONTIERS - QUEENSLAND WIND ORCHESTRA
David Law is joined by Rachel Howley as together they conduct the Queensland Wind Orchestra in Frontiers. This concert promises to be another amazing showstopper, with featured works including Catherine Likhuta’s Concerto for Tenor Saxophone and Wind Ensemble (featuring Andrew Ball) and Paul Hindemith’s Hindemith Symphony in B-flat.
Maria Grenfell - Breathe
Omar Thomas - Come Sunday
Catherine Likhuta - Concerto for Tenor Saxophone and Wind Ensemble (feat. Andrew Ball)
Paul Hindemith - Hindemith Symphony in B-flat
Ryan George - A Midnight Dance... Through the Poison Garden
Tickets available now - including season passes and Inspire: giving children aged eight and older the opportunity to sit in with the wind orchestra during sound check next to an instrumentalist of their choice.
Conducted by David Law and Rachel Howley
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 14 NOVEMBER 7:00PM
Box office 5:30pm
Doors to theatre 6:30pm
Performance 7:00pm
TICKETS
Adult $29.00 / $30.00 door
Concession $19.00 / $20.00 door
Child U12 $14.00 / $15.00 door
Family 2A 2C $70.00 / $75.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
*Sold Out* KEVIN MORBY (USA) - Little Wide Open Tour
Jet black cat & handsome Tours presents
Singer/songwriter Kevin Morby (USA) pens songs that meld Dylanesque lyrical mystique with rootsy production. Along with contemporaries like Angel Olsen and Kurt Vile, he represents a wave of sharp, indie-bred 2010s songwriters whose audiences have grown exponentially as they've come into their own.
For Kevin Morby, the “little wide open” is the big sky, the small lives, it’s his origins in the Midwest, & every duty and modesty and familiarity and isolation. “There’s something unintentionally musical about the Midwest; cicadas chirping in the trees, a train passing, a tornado siren going off,” explains Morby. “If you listen, there are these almost ominous sounds taking place beneath the wide-open sky—its ugliness and its beauty and how the two are often working together simultaneously. And while the Midwest isn’t technically the badlands, it’s my badlands.”
Little Wide Open is the title of Kevin Morby’s eighth studio album, produced by Aaron Dessner. The album, which includes a host of contributors such as Dessner, Amelia Meath, Andrew Barr, Justin Vernon, Katie Gavin, Lucinda Williams, Meg Duffy, and more, has been described by Morby as the third in a trilogy of releases, following 2020’s Sundowner and 2022’s This Is a Photograph, which catalogued his time in the Midwest after moving back to Kansas City.
Now primarily living in LA, the atmosphere that runs through Little Wide Open has changed somewhat from its predecessors. As Rachel Kushner writes of Morby in the album’s accompanying essay: “It’s about time, about feeling like he has shifted from nostalgia & the losing game, losing but beautiful, of holding onto the past. He has accepted that time is ceaselessly flowing, and you can’t stop it. Instead, he feels like he’s riding it. He’s riding passenger with time.”
Event Info
SATURDAY 14 NOVEMBER 7:00PM
Box office 6:00pm
Doors to theatre 7:00pm
Performance 7:30pm
TICKETS
All Tickets $55.00 /$60.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Handle’s Messiah - Brisbane Chorale
Presented by Brisbane Chorale
Messiah was a resounding success at its premiere in Dublin in 1742, and it remains today one of the most enduring treasures of the classical repertoire.
Brisbane Chorale and conductor Emily Cox are delighted to present this masterpiece, along with Sinfonia of St Andrew’s and four outstanding soloists Leanne Kenneally, Anne Fulton, Tobias Merz and Leon Warnock.
Thrilling to hear, Messiah offers everything – sublime and exciting music, drama, comfort and hope. Share with us an afternoon of uplifting and joyful music.
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 15 NOVEMBER 3:00PM
Box office 2:00pm
Doors to theatre 2:30pm
Performance 3:00pm
TICKeTS - A reserve *
Adult $69.00 (At the Door: $70.00)
Concession $61.00 (At the Door: $65.00)
FT Students $21.00 (At the Door: $25.00)
TICKETS - b reserve *
Adult $51.00 (At the Door: $60.00)
Concession $56.00 (At the Door: $60.00)
FT Students $21.00 (At the Door: $25.00)
*NOTE - Early Bird ticket prices valid until Tuesday 1st September.
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
FLYTE (UK)
Flyte (UK) is the project of English songwriters Will Taylor and Nick Hill. The pair met at secondary school, eventually settling in Hackney, London. Taylor’s parents were both English teachers and inevitably, various literary influences trickled into the duo’s music- the band taking it’s name from Sebastian Flyte of Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited.
To make their fourth album, Between You and Me, Flyte—Will Taylor and Nick Hill—set out to return to something raw and instinctual. Just weeks before joining legendary producer Ethan Johns (Paul McCartney, Laura Marling, Ray LaMontagne) in his rural studio, the duo began writing at a small window table in Taylor’s North East London flat. They wanted to see what would happen if they didn’t overthink their songs, if they simply sang about their lives in the moment—candid reflections on love, fallibility, and staying vulnerable. They didn’t fuss over demos or arrangements; they just wanted to capture the feelings. They knew Johns thrived on intuition, so they let that sensibility guide them from the beginning.
The result, Between You And Me, is the most affecting and singular album in Flyte’s discography, a stirring and recognizable map of what it means to come of age as musicians, friends, and people. It suggests just how much one can grow, sprouting even from the darker corners of our existence.
EVENT INFO
TUESDAY 17 NOVEMBER 7:30PM
Box office 6:00pm
Doors to theatre 7:00pm
Performance 7:30pm
TICKETS
All Tickets $60.00 / $65.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Avid Reader Emily St. John Mandel Brisbane Event
Avid Reader Bookshop is pleased to present the exclusive Brisbane launch of Emily St. John Mandel's new novel Exit Party.
Emily will be in conversation with Laura Jean McKay.
ABOUT THE BOOK
From the bestselling author of Station Eleven, Exit Party is Emily St. John Mandel's new mind-bending epic: a story of crimes committed and loves lost across space and time.
2031. America is at war with itself, but for the first time in weeks there is some hope: the Republic of California has been declared, the curfew in Los Angeles is lifted, and everyone in the city is going to a party.
Ari, newly released from prison, arrives with her friend Gloria just as a fragile new era begins. But there are people at the party who shouldn't be there. Something is very wrong . . .
Years later, living a different life in Paris, Ari remains haunted by that night. Whatever happened at the party fractured her sense of reality - and may hold the key to a very different world.
Exit Party is Emily St. John Mandel's electrifying new novel about freedom and surveillance, art and survival, love and loss in a broken world.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Emily St. John Mandel is the author of seven novels. Station Eleven was longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction and was a finalist for a National Book Award and the PEN/Faulkner Award. It also won the 2015 Arthur C. Clarke Award, the Toronto Book Award and the Morning News Tournament of Books. The Glass Hotel was a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize and was longlisted for the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award. Translated into thirty-four languages, Station Eleven was made into an acclaimed limited TV series. Emily St. John Mandel lives in New York City and Los Angeles.
EVENT INFO
MONDAY 23 NOVEMBER 6:30PM
Box Office 5:30pm
Performance 6:30pm
TICKETS
Ticket Only $30.00 / $35.00 door
Ticket + Book $64.99 / $70.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
BACH’S CHRISTMAS ORATORIO
Experience JS Bach’s glorious music for Christmas!
Canticum’s contemporary interpretation of Bach’s Christmas Oratorio frames the Holy Family as seeking refuge from tyranny. The music will be given a new dimension in this uniquely-conceived, semi-staged performance.
Canticum Chamber Choir and Orchestra
Emily Cox – Conductor
Anatoly Frusin – Stage Director
Cassandra Barnett – Soprano
Beth Allen – Alto
Connor Wilmore – Tenor
Leon Warnock – Bass
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 6 DECEMBER 3:00PM & 7:00PM
Box Office 2:00pm
Doors to Theatre 2:30pm
Performance 1 3:00pm
Doors to Theatre 6:30pm
Performance 2 7:00pm
TICKETS
Adult $69.00 / $70.00 door
Concession $55.00 / $60.00 door
Student $25.00 / $30.00 door
School Children $15.00 / $20.00 door
*Family $150.00 / $160.00 door
(2 Adult., 2 Child U18)
*Groups 10+ $53.00ea
(Online Only)
Early Bird $5 off ticket
(Until 1st October)
* Not included in Early Bird
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
LOVE POLICE WELCOME BACKCOURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS
LOVE POLICE WELCOME BACK COURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS plus guests
Please welcome back Courtney Marie Andrews. Touring in support of her latest long player, Valentine, she will play shows all around Victoria, Sydney and Eltham in NSW and Brisbane.
From her very first recordings, to her 2016 breakthrough Honest Life, to 2020’s Grammy-nominated Old Flowers and her most recent Loose Future, Andrews has been celebrated as an artist who challenges herself, and who finds new interplays of Folk and Americana.
“As a songwriter you can make the same record over and over again,” Andrews says, “and I’m not interested in that. I make records to stand alone and stand apart from each other.”
Come experience the feels and change as she works through her now extensive songbook.
EVENT INFO
THURSDAY 10 DECEMBER 7:30PM
Box Office 6:00pm
Doors to Theatre 7:00pm
Support Act 7:30pm
Main Act 8:30pm
TICKETS
Adult $61.00 / $65.00 door
General Admission Seating
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
GRACE PETRIE
For more than fifteen years, UK protest singer Grace Petrie has been one of contemporary folk music’s most urgent and compelling voices, blending razor-sharp political songwriting with warmth, wit and unwavering conviction. Emerging from the UK folk scene during the coalition government years, Petrie quickly built a devoted following through songs that balance righteous anger with humour, hope and solidarity.
Often compared to Billy Bragg for her fearless lyricism and passionate live performances, Petrie has toured extensively throughout the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, selling out shows across Australia and New Zealand since her debut tour here in 2020. Her breakout anthem Black Tie has surpassed 1.5 million streams worldwide, becoming a powerful song of queer identity and self-expression embraced by fans around the globe.
Alongside headline tours, Grace has shared stages with artists including Billy Bragg, Frank Turner and Hannah Gadsby, appeared on BBC Radio 2, Sky Arts and Channel 4, and become a regular favourite on The Guilty Feminist podcast. Her acclaimed 2024 album Build Something Better, produced by Frank Turner, topped the UK folk charts and cemented her reputation as one of Britain’s most respected independent artists.
In 2027, Petrie returns exploring the stripped back power of folk songwriting once again.
EVENT INFO
WEDNESDAY 10 MARCH 2027 8:00PM
Box Office 7:00pm
Doors to Theatre 7:30pm
Performance 8:00pm
TICKETS
Adult $60.00 / $65.00 door
Concession $55.00 / $60.00 door
Holly Ringland - The World Beneath Her Feet
Avid Reader Bookshop presents the exclusive Brisbane launch of Holly Ringland’s new novel ‘The World Beneath Her Feet’.
Holly Ringland will be in conversation with Frances Whiting.
ABOUT THE BOOK
In her late thirties, Maggie Byrd lives a charmed life in London. She works with fossils and gems at the Natural History Museum, and shares a home with the two people she loves most: her best friend, Harriet, and her partner, Joe. However, beneath this carefully constructed facade lies a past Maggie buried deep inside herself and resolved never to unearth: the story of a guilt-ridden, heartbroken girl who left Australia in her early twenties and swore never to return. But when she learns that she's inherited her beloved uncle's rewilded land in a lush valley of southeast Queensland, Maggie's London life begins to fracture.
Bordering a town famous for its rare opalised fossil discoveries, the land lies near a volcanic lake rumoured to be cursed, and a sacred, ephemeral tea-tree swamp. It is land rich with living culture, and home to an abundance of native flora and fauna. And it's long been sought after by developers, willing to pay any price. In the nineties, this wild, vivid place also shaped Maggie when she was an angry, lost teenager. It was her home and sanctuary, where she experienced the intoxicating powers and limitations of friendship, first love, desire and loyalty - until she betrayed everyone she loved there and fled. When the same land that Maggie turned her back on comes into her care, she is forced to face what we all cannot bury, abandon or forget.
From the international bestselling author of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart and The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding, comes a luminous, deeply emotional, and utterly absorbing novel about belonging, memory, and the loves and landscapes that make us - and what it takes to come home to ourselves and each other. The World Beneath Her Feet is immersive Australian storytelling at its finest.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Holly Ringland is the author of two internationally best-selling and multi-award-winning novels, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart and The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding, and one nationally bestselling work of non-fiction, The House That Joy Built. She writes a beloved and bestselling Substack, The Joy Rise, on the intersection of creativity and connection. Her books have sold over 500,000 copies and have been published in over thirty international territories. In 2021, Holly made her TV debut co-hosting the ABC TV factual series Back to Nature, which aired in prime time and to critical acclaim. In 2023, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart was adapted into an award-winning seven-part series starring Sigourney Weaver.
EVENT INFO
TUESDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 6:30PM
Box Office 5:30pm
Performance 6:30pm
TICKETS
Ticket Only $20.00 / $25.00 door
Ticket + Book $45.00 / $50.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
THE NEXT SET - The Future Of Jazz Collective
queensland youth orchestra big band
with Stretton State College Big Band, John Paul College Big Band, Brisbane Girls Grammar School Big Band
Get ready for a night of incredible live big band music at The Old Museum!
Join us for an evening featuring some of the most talented high school musicians from three schools across Brisbane, followed by a stellar performance from the Queensland Youth Orchestra Big Band.
Joined by Stretton State College Big Band, John Paul College Big Band & Brisbane Girls Grammar School Big Band.
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 30 AUGUST 6:30PM
Box Office 6:00pm
Doors to Theatre 6:15pm
Performance 6:30pm
TICKETS
All Tickets $15.00
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Hope - Ignite Choir
with queensland wind and brass
After a spectacular sellout season for their 20th Anniversary in 2026, Ignite Choir return to the Old Museum for an evening of epic, inspiring, and uplifting choral music. You will hear pieces from classical choral repertoire, musical theatre, and the gospel traditions.
Enjoy a 100-piece choir, accompanied by the majestic sounds of Queensland Wind and Brass, in a beautiful heritage space that was made for music like this. The performance will include a very special piece specifically written for Ignite Choir's 20th Anniversary by award-winning composer Joe Twist. This will be a concert not to miss for fans of choral and orchestral music.
Artistic Director, Ignite Choir: Harmony Woollett
Music Director, Queensland Wind and Brass: Alisa Jones
More information: www.ignitechoir.com.au
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 29 AUGUST 7:30PM
Box Office 6:00pm
Doors to Theatre 7:00pm
Performance 7:30pm
TICKETS
All Tickets $50.00 / $55.00 door
Child U2 Sitting on Lap, No Seat
Free
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Lights, Camera, Williams!
Presented by South East Queensland Symphonic Winds
Conducted by Adam Pittard
One of the greatest living composers of our time John Williams has scored some of the most memorable movies of the past 50 years. At this concert at the beautiful Old Museum Building, you will hear many of your favourites from the classics of Star Wars and Jurassic Park as well as some you may not even know were penned by this great musician. Join us to celebrate the soundtrack of our lives and the music of this great man.
Excerpts from Close Encounters of the Third Kind – arr. Stephen Bulla
Dance of the Witches – arr. Geoff Kingston
Hymn to New England – arr. Paul Lavender
John Williams Swings – arr. Jay Bocook
Symphonic Highlights from Jurassic Park – arr. Paul Lavender
Midway March – arr. John Moss
The Mission Theme – arr. Paul Lavender
Raiders March – arr. Marcel Saurer
Schindler’s List – arr. Calvin Custer
Star Wars Epic – arr. Robert W Smith
Viktor’s Tale – arr. Paul Lavender
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 23 AUGUST 2:30PM
Box Office 1:00pm
Doors to Theatre 2:00pm
Performance 2:30pm
TICKETS
Adult $29.00 / $30.00 door
Concession $24.00 / $25.00 door
Child U5 Free (Booking still required)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
SWING SWING SWING- QYO BIG BAND
Presented by queensland youth orchestra big band
Brisbane's Golden Swing Era returns for one night only! Live jazz, lindy hop, and the grandeur of The Old Museum."
Step inside one of Brisbane's most beloved heritage buildings and experience it like never before. The QYO Big Band throws open the doors of The Old Museum for a night of live swing music and dancing in one of the city's most spectacular spaces.
Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just keen to take a seat and watch the show, this is a night for everyone to enjoy! Dress up, bring your friends and get ready to be transported back in time.
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 22 AUGUST 2026 - 6:00PM
Box office & Doors 5:30pm
Performance 6:00pm
TICKETS
General Admission
Adult - $30.00 / Door $35.00
Concession (Student/senior) - $22.00 / Door $25.00
Child Under 12 - Free (must reserve a ticket)
Online Only
Group Bundle (4 or more tickets purchased in one transaction)
Standard Group - $25.00 per person (save $5.00)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
GRACE CUMMINGS
Grace Cummings releases her most ambitious and unsettling work on Aug 14 — Bloodhorse! The fourth album from the Melbourne-born singer-songwriter is a bold leap into new territory. Recorded in Topanga Canyon with GRAMMY-nominated producer Jonathan Wilson (Father John Misty, Angel Olsen, Margo Price), the record finds Cummings pushing her extraordinary voice — that deep, feral, stop-you-in-your-tracks alto — into music that shudders with synths, tense strings, and woozy grooves alongside the heartwrenching intimacy she built her reputation on.
Where Ramona opened up her world, Bloodhorse! plunges into the dark of it. Themes of life, death, agency, and self-examination pulse through an album that is by turns lush and violent, confessional and defiant. It's music that feels as much as it sounds.
Following a run of European dates supporting Father John Misty and a sold-out London headline show at The George Tavern, Cummings returns to Australia for three pre-release shows with her full band, before returning to the US for a national tour with Tyler Ballgame, and an autumn tour across Europe and the UK. Hear Bloodhorse! in its cinemascope wildness, before she gallops away.
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 9 AUGUST 7:30PM
Box office 6:00pm
Doors to theatre 7:00pm
Performance 7:30pm
TICKETS
All Tickets $40.00 / $45.00 door
NOTE: This will be a General Admission Standing concert
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Whispers of the Winds - KELVIN GROVE WIND ORCHESTRA
kelvin grove wind orchestra
Music Director - Dale Hubbard
PRESENTS
‘Whispers of the Winds'
Featuring music inspired by the skies, the moon, flight, and the power of the wind, including:
The Winds of Poseidon – From Odyssey Symphony No. 2, capturing the powerful winds and waves that propel Odysseus on his journey.
Skyfall – Adele's Oscar-winning title song for the 2012 James Bond film.
Moonlight Sonata – With its hauntingly beautiful opening movement, Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 14, one of the most recognisable pieces of music ever written.
Winds of Change – Inspired by changes to the landscape through the increasing use of wind as a sustainable energy source.
Jupiter - the Bringer of Jollity – The most loved movement of Holst's The Planets suite (1916).
Also Sprach Zarathustra - Richard Strauss’s tone poem, made famous by 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Moonlight Serenade - Glenn Miller’s signature tune defined the romantic, smooth sound of the swing era.
Into the Clouds! – Experience the feelings of a pilot, celebrating the freedom and self-reliance of flight.
Fly Me to the Moon – A jazz standard immortalized by Frank Sinatra, symbolizing romance, aspiration, and the space‑age spirit.
Earth, Wind & Fire – Unique music by this best-selling band from 1970s–80s blending jazz, R&B, gospel and pop.
… and more.
Special Guests:
Zali Baird – Vocalist
Ross Allen – Narrator
You’ll be humming, smiling, and maybe even soaring a little!
Buy your tickets now!
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 2 AUGUST 2:00PM
Box office 1:00pm
Doors to theatre 1:30pm
Performance 2:00pm
TICKETS
Adult $34.00 / $35.00 door
Concession $24.00 / $25.00 door
School Student $17..50 / $20.00 door
Family 2A 2C $85.00/$90.00 door
Child U5 Free (Requires Booking)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Made In Queensland
Join Queensland Wind and Brass for a special concert showcasing the vibrant creativity of Queensland’s own composers.
From bold new works to heartfelt reflections, this program shines a spotlight on the diverse voices shaping our local musical landscapes.
This is more than a performance – it’s a celebration of homegrown talent, community, and the unique sound of Queensland.
The concert will also feature the world premiere performances of the winners of the Queensland Wind Band Composition Competition.
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 1 AUGUST 7:00PM
Box office 6:00pm
Doors to theatre 6:30pm
Performance 7:00pm
TICKETS
Adult $30.00 / $35.00 door
Concession $20.00 / $25.00 door
Student $15.00 / $20.00 door
Child U12 Free (Requires Booking)
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Katie Noonan: Alone But All One
Featuring the River Suite String Quartet
5 x ARIA Award winning artist Katie Noonan will release her 30th studio album in 2026: Alone but All One.
The album is an intimate and poignant exploration of love in all its stages and features Katie’s first songwriting collaboration with acclaimed writer Trent Dalton. The album is a powerful and delicate offering with Katie’s piano and a string quartet the only accompaniment for her exquisite vocal performance.
This album is for anyone who’s gone through a life shift - not just separation, but grief, uncertainty, or quiet reinvention." reveals Katie, "It’s music for sitting with things. For remembering we’re not alone, even in solitude. It’s personal, but I hope it will resonate in a way that becomes collective.
Alone but All One is a quiet turning inward - a return to something essential. Musically it is very stripped back - just Katie, her piano and a string quartet, recorded live in her lounge room on Gubbi Gubbi Country in the hills behind Nambour, Queensland.
It feels like a deep breath before the next chapter. The creative intention is clear: to honour this moment, share it with care, and trust that others will feel themselves in it too.
EVENT INFO
FRIDAY 10 JULY
Box Office & Bar 6:00pm
Doors 7:00pm
Performance 7:30pm
TICKETS
All Tickets $65.00 / $70.00 door
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
CURRENTS - QUEENSLAND WIND ORCHESTRA
Prof. Rob McWilliams returns to the podium to conduct the Queensland Wind Orchestra through works reminiscent of water and movement.
Catherine Likhuta - Once Upon a Seagull (World Premiere)
Jennifer Higdon - Fanfare Ritmico
Eric Whitacre - The Seal Lullaby
Anthony Iannacconne - Sea Drift
Ralph Vaughan Williams - Sea Songs
Joseph Schwantner - The Awakening Hour
Ryan George - Tidal Flow
Yukiko Nishimura - Water Reflections
Yuichi Abe - Whale & Sea
Percy Grainer arr. Bainum - Spoon River
Tickets available now - including season passes and Inspire: giving children aged eight and older the opportunity to sit in with the wind orchestra during sound check next to an instrumentalist of their choice.
Conducted by Prof Rob McWilliams
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 27 JUNE 7:00PM
Box office 5:30pm
Doors to theatre 6:30pm
Performance 7:00pm
TICKETS
Adult $29.00 / $30.00 door
Concession $19.00 / $20.00 door
Child U12 $14.00 / $15.00 door
Family 2A 2C $70.00 / $75.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Together, Again: QYO 60th Anniversary Alumni Concert
Presented by QUEENSLAND YOUTH Orchestra AS PART OF THE 60TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS
performances by QYO Alumni Orchestra and QYO Alumni Symphonic Winds
Old friends, new memories, fun moments…this is one reunion not to be missed.
Please join us for Together, Again as our QYO alumni regroup for one fabulous concert featuring the Alumni Community Orchestra and the Alumni Symphonic Winds.
Past QYO musicians of all ages and from across the decades will come together to reconnect, reminisce and perform once again to celebrate and commemorate our 60th Anniversary. Friends, family, members of the QYO family and the wider community are invited to attend and then join us afterwards at the 60th Anniversary afterparty!
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 6 JUNE 6:00PM
Box office 5:00pm
Doors to theatre 5:30pm
Performance 6:00pm
TICKETS
General Admission $20.00 / Door $25.00
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% cc fee applied at checkout
ANIMALS, ADVENTURES & ORCHESTRA
Presented by QUEENSLAND YOUTH Orchestra AS PART OF THE 60TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS
PERFORMED BY QYO2 AND SYMPHORIA
Step into a magical world of music at our Children’s Concert – a fun-filled, family-friendly experience designed to spark imagination and delight young audiences!
Join Queensland Youth Orchestra 2 and Symphoria, as they bring two beloved musical stories to life. Be swept away by the adventure of Peter and the Wolf, where each instrument becomes a character in a thrilling tale, and giggle along to the playful and quirky sounds of The Carnival of the Animals, packed with musical surprises and personality.
Perfect for curious first-time listeners and seasoned music lovers alike, this relaxed concert invites children to experience the orchestra in an engaging and welcoming setting.
Bring the whole family, get comfortable, and let the music tell the story!
BYO cushions, blankets, or mats are encouraged for relaxed floor seating. Standard seating will also be available for those who prefer.
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 6 JUNE 3:00PM
Box office 2:00pm
Doors to theatre 2:30pm
Performance 3:00pm
TICKETS
FREE - bookings essential
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Viva Pavarotti
PAUL TABONE, tenor
‘VIVA PAVAROTTI’ with brilliant Australian tenor Paul Ettore Tabone is part of the 4MBS Festival of Classics theme Celebrating the Art of Opera.
Experience the power and passion of Pavarotti - one of the greatest opera singers of all time with a special performance honouring his legacy.
Paul will be joined by baritone Jake Lyle fresh from starring in the Phantom of the Opera for Opera Australia’s Opera on the Harbour.
They will perform opera favourites that Pavarotti sang during his extra-ordinary career - Nessun Dorma and arias from La Boheme, Madama Butterfly, Tosca, Carmen and the wonderful duet from The Pearlfishers – In the Depths of the Temple.
Join Paul and Jake on this journey through some of opera’s greatest hits and celebrate the magic of Pavarotti with two of Australia’s greatest voices.
Paul Ettore Tabone, has performed to audiences across the globe including the National Opera of Bucharest, Teatro Carlo Felice, Teatro Del Giglio, Sydney Opera House, London’s West End and on Broadway.
EVENT INFO
Saturday 30 May 2026
Box office 6.00pm
Doors to theatre 7.00pm
Performance 7.30pm
(Times are approximate and may vary)
TICKETS
Adult $4500/ $50.00 door
4MBS/Subscribers/Concessions $40.00 / $45.00 door
F/T Students/Children $25.00 / $30.00 door
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Clare Cowley & the Flames – Synthetic Lover Album Launch
Special Guest: Megan Cooper
Celebrating her crowdfunded record, Synthetic Lover, Clare Cowley, is performing the poetic folk country album live at iconic Meanjin/Brisbane venue, The Old Museum.
Clare Cowley hails from the small town of Allora. Her musical journey began with sing-alongs around the piano, inspiring recorded music that embodies this spontaneous spirit. The album highlights Clare’s vocal tenderness, lyrical sincerity and themes of fear, love, death and devotion.
Sunday May 17th, Clare will be joined by all-female band The Flames featuring Julia Bates lush harmonies and sassy strings players Skye McNicol, and Kathryn McKee. Paired with fingerpicked guitar, smoky harmonica by the singer songwriter, this is an experience to remember.
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 17 MAY 2026
Box office 6:00pm
Doors 6:30pm
Megan Cooper 7:00pm
Clare Cowley & The Flames 8:00pm
TICKETS
General Admission $35 .00/$40.00 door
Early Bird SOLD OUT
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Beethoven’s Fifth
Presented by Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra
Chamber Series #2
BPO’s second Chamber Series concert spans elegance, intimacy, innovation, and symphonic power.
The concert opens with the brilliance and confidence of Mendelssohn Hensel’s Overture in C. The warmth and song-like beauty of Dvořák’s Romance follows, which features director Brendan Joyce as violin soloist. Sejourne’s vibrant Concerto for Vibraphone brings a contemporary voice and dazzling colour to the program, before Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony drives the afternoon to a dramatic and triumphant end.
DIRECTOR AND SOLOIST: Brendan Joyce (violin)
SOLOIST: Jacob Enoka (vibraphone)
PROGRAM:
Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel | Overture in C
Antonin Dvorak | Romance in F Minor
Emmanuel Sejourne | Concerto for Vibraphone and String Orchestra
Ludwig van Beethoven | Symphony No. 5 in C minor
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 17 MAY 3:00PM
Box office 1:30pm
Doors to theatre 2:30pm
Performance 3:00pm
TICKETS
A Reserve
Adult $43.00 / $45.00 door
Concession $33.00 / $35.00 door
Child U12 $28.00 / $30.00 door
Member $28.00 (online only)
B Reserve
Adult $38.00 / $40.00 door
Concession $28.00 / $30.00 door
Child U12 $23.00 / $25.00 door
Member $23.00 (online only)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Queensland Wind and Brass - elements
Experience the Elements with Queensland Wind and Brass
Join Queensland Wind and Brass for an immersive exploration the power and beauty of the elements - Earth, Water, Air and Fire - in a concert of colour, energy and atmosphere.
The program includes:
• Song of Earth, Water, Fire and Sky — R. W. Smith
• Bookmarks from Japan (Mvmt V: Evening Snow) — Julie Giroux
• Expedition — Oscar Navarro
• Kilonova — David Jones
• Hymn to the Sun with the Beat of Mother Earth — Satoshi Yagisawa
• Fire & Ice — Otto M. Schwarz
EVENT INFO
Saturday 16 May 2026
Box Office & Bar 5:30pm
Doors to Theatre 6:30pm
Performance 7:00pm - 9:00pm (approx.)
TICKETS
Adult $30.00 / Door $35.00
Concession $20.00 / Door $25.00
Student $15.00 / Door $20.00
Child Under 12 Free (booking required for seat allocation)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Mieko Kawakami - Sisters In Yellow
presented by avid reader
Laura Jean McKay will be in conversation with Mieko Kawakami in her first visit to Brisbane to discuss Sisters in Yellow and her entire body of work
ABOUT THE BOOK
From the International Booker Prize Shortlisted author of Heaven and Breasts and Eggs.
Hana has nothing but she's hopeful. She's fifteen years old. She lives in a tiny apartment in a suburb of Tokyo with her young mother, a hostess at a local dive bar. They have no money, no security. Then Kimiko appears.
Kimiko is older, a bright light in Hana's dark world. Together they set up Lemon, a bar that caters to hostesses and their marks, small-time crooks, men with low morals and deep pockets, and anyone down on their luck. Suddenly Hana has a job she loves, friends to share her days with, and the glittering promise of money. She feels like a normal girl. She feels invincible.
But in the seedy streets of Setagaya, nothing is as it seems. Soon all of Hana's hope, her optimism, and her drive, will be tested to the limt . . .
Twenty years later, Kimiko is on trial. Now Hana must wrestle with her own actions, and face their devastating consequences.
A story of enduring friendship and deep betrayal, Sisters in Yellow is a masterpiece of teenage dreams and adult cruelties that confirms Mieko Kawakami as one of the great writers of her generation.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mieko Kawakami is the author of the internationally bestselling novel Breasts and Eggs, a New York Times Notable Book of the Year and one of TIME’s Best 10 Books of 2020, and the highly-acclaimed Heaven, her second novel to be translated and published in English, which Oprah Daily described as written “with jagged, visceral beauty.” Born in Osaka, Japan, Kawakami made her literary debut as a poet in 2006, and in 2007 published her first novella, My Ego, My Teeth, and the World. Known for their poetic qualities, their insights into the female body, and their preoccupation with ethics and modern society, her books have been translated into over twenty languages. Kawakami’s literary awards include the Akutagawa Prize, the Tanizaki Prize, and the Murasaki Shikibu Prize. She lives in Tokyo, Japan.
EVENT INFO
MONDAY 11 MAY 6:30PM
Box Office 5:30pm
Doors to Theatre 6:00pm
Performance 6:30pm
TICKETS
Adult $35.00 / $40.00 door
Ticket + Book $60.00 (Online only)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
The Next Set
Presented by QUEENSLAND YOUTH OrchestraS
The Future of Jazz Collective
Experience the energy, innovation, and raw talent shaping the future of jazz.
The Next Set brings together four of Brisbane’s most exciting emerging big bands for one unforgettable night of live music. Featuring the powerhouse ensembles of Queensland Youth Orchestras, University of Queensland, Griffith Conservatorium, and Jazz Music Institute, this concert is a celebration of the next generation of jazz artists pushing boundaries and redefining the sound of big band music.
From bold contemporary arrangements to classic swing influences, each ensemble delivers its own unique voice—creating a dynamic and electrifying program that showcases the depth and diversity of today’s jazz scene.
Featuring:
QYO Big Band
UQ Big Band
The Con Artists (Griffith Conservatorium)
JMI Jazz Orchestra
EVENT INFO
SUNDAY 10 MAY 6:00PM
Box office 5:00pm
Doors to theatre 5:30pm
Performance 6:00pm
TICKETS
Adult $20.00 / $25.00 door
Concession/Student $33.00 / $20.00 door
Child U12 $0.00 (booking essential)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Ralph McTell - The Farewell Tour
Prepare to be enthralled!
It will be 50 years since Ralph McTell first toured Australia and is now returning for one final farewell tour. The UK musical legend will perform much-loved work from an illustrious career which spans over six decades, armed simply with his songs, his guitar and his stories. The iconic “Streets of London” singer-songwriter will be travelling the country one last time.
Audiences all over the world are still drawn to his timeless classic Streets of London which catapulted him to global fame. The melodic beauty and cold hard truth of the song keeps it, sadly, forever relevant.
An accomplished raconteur, McTell also tells incredible life stories. From hitch hiking with Rod, ‘The Mod’ Stewart, playing Isle of Wight Festival alongside Jimi Hendrix and Sly Stone, a crap game with Tom Waits in LA, to his Ivor Novello award, an impromptu meeting with the President of Ireland and a trip to the BBC show The Repair Shop with a somewhat ragged kangaroo.
With a life’s worth of writing to choose from, McTell’s audience will be treated to not simply an autobiography of songs and stories, but a reflection of an epoque from a quintessentially English singer songwriter.
EVENT INFO
Thursday 7 May 2026 - CONCERT HALL
Box Office 6:00pm
Doors 7.00pm
Performance 7.30pm
TICKETS
Adult $90/ $95 door
Concession $85/ $90 door
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Nathan Cavaleri - Stripped Down Amped Up
Presented by rhythm section
With Noah Robinson.
Nathan Cavaleri brings his unmistakable blend of swagger blues, rock and folk to the stage in a show that’s both stripped back and amped up—intimate yet explosive.
From world tours at age 8 and performing with B.B. King, Jimmy Barnes, and Diesel, to rediscovering his fire after stepping away from fame, Nathan’s performances are charged with the spirit of a life fully lived. Between songs, he shares stories of his journey—moments that turn the show into a real, human experience.
Expect blistering guitar work, velvety vocals, and the kind of emotional resonance that can only come from an artist who’s walked both the spotlight and the shadows.
This is Stripped Down Amped Up—pure energy, raw connection, and a night that hits you straight in the chest.
Showcasing songs from Live at The Wheaty — the live celebration of Miracles and Demons — plus brand-new music.
Noah Robertson is a 16-year-old guitarist, singer, and songwriter from the Gold Coast, quickly emerging as one of Australia’s most exciting young talents. Endorsed by PRS Guitars and recently featured as a Rising Star in Rock and Roll Australia Magazine, Noah delivers a captivating live performance that blends acoustic and electric textures with seamless looping and dynamic guitar work. Fusing rock, pop and blues influences, his performances move effortlessly between iconic covers and compelling original songs - delivering a sound and stage presence far beyond his years.
"A raw, electrifying night of new blues and storytelling"
EVENT INFO
Thursday 7 May 2026 - STUDIO
Box Office 6:00pm
Doors 7:00pm
Performance 7:30pm
TICKETS
Adults $49/ $50 door
Child U16 $34/ $35 door
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Eric Bibb and Band
Presented by RoadTales
Three-time Grammy-nominated blues legend Eric Bibb returns to Australia with his first full-band tour since early 2023, celebrating his groundbreaking new album One Mississippi (out January 2026).
Expect the complete live experience: Bibb’s unmistakable voice and storytelling, backed by a powerhouse trio featuring Staffan Astner on guitar (Celine Dion, Ray Charles), Glen Scott (musical director and bass) and former “forever drummer” for Nina Simone, Paul Robinson. Together, they bring One Mississippi to life in all its soulful, socially conscious and musically adventurous glory. The set blends new material, including the infectious first single “This One Don’t”, with beloved songs from Bibb’s rich catalogue and a few surprises saved for Australian audiences.
Known for concerts that are intimate, passionate and profoundly human, Bibb now expands that warmth into a dynamic, rhythm-filled celebration of peace, justice and unity. Don’t miss one of contemporary blues’ most inspiring artists at the height of his creative powers.
One of the most relevant, leading bluesmen of our time, Eric Bibb continues to evolve and enhance his global reputation as a fiery singer- songwriter with true soul, grounded in the folk/blues tradition but with contemporary sensibilities.
To experience Eric live is to be struck by his sheer humanity and convictions based in the values of the civil rights movement of the sixties. His music works in service of that dream, holding out a hope for a new world. He challenges us to do better, to reach higher, and strive harder. Like Mavis and Pops Staples, he wants to take us there.
SUPPORT: Oscar LaDell
EVENT INFO
Sunday 3 May 2026
Box Office & Bar 6:00pm
Doors to Theatre 7:00pm
Performance 7.30pm - Oscar LaDell
8:20pm - Eric Bibb & Band
TICKETS
Adult $90.00 / $95.00 door
Concession $80.00 / $85.00 door
Group 4+ people $80.00/ticket (online only)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Liquid Landscapes - Kelvin Grove Wind Orchestra
PRESENTED BY kelvin grove wind orchestra
music director - dale hubbard
Enjoy the music inspired by water in all its moods, from gentle rivers to roaring seas. Including:
Beyond the Sea -Charles Trenet's "La Mer" became a swing-era standard, and later a pop standard for Bobby Darin
Bridge over Troubled Water – Simon & Garfunkel’s iconic anthem of comfort and solidarity
Sea Songs - Traditional British naval folk tunes, celebrating maritime heritage
Shenandoah – Hauntingly beautiful American folk song expressing longing and the call of the river
My Heart Will Go On from Titanic - One of the best‑selling film songs of all time
The Drunken Sailor -One of the best‑known sea shanties
Adagio of Spartacus and Phrygia -Khachaturian's beautiful love theme from his ballet Spartacus, and featured theme of ‘The Onedin Line’
First Suite in E-flat -Holst's landmark composition set a new standard
Cloudburst -Eric Whitacre's stunning work to mimic the drama of a breaking storm
Wade in the Water - An African American spiritual with deep cultural and historical roots
… and more.
Special Guest – Gillian Kristensen (vocalist)
Special Guest - Ross Allen (narrator)
Come on board and share this musical voyage.
EVENT INFO
Sunday 26 April 2026
Box Office 1.00pm
Doors to Theatre 1.30pm
Performance 2.00pm
TICKETS
Adult $34 / Door $35
Concession/Tertiary Student $24/ Door $25
School Age Students $17.50 / Door $20
Family (2 Adults/2 Children) $85/ Door $90
Children Under 5 Free (Seat booking Req)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
The QLD Choir Presents Storm And Splendour
Experience the dramatic intensity and radiant beauty of two masterpieces of sacred music. Mozart’s Vesperae solennes de confessore (K.339) shimmers with elegance and devotion, while Haydn’s Missa in angustiis—known as the “Nelson Mass”—thunders with urgency and triumph.
Together, these works capture the tension between human vulnerability and divine grandeur, offering a journey through stormy emotion and transcendent splendour.
SOLOISTS:
Annika Hinrichs - Soprano
Eleanor Adeney - Mezzo-soprano
Tomasz Holownia - Tenor
Henry Pinder - Bass
Christian Gante - Pianist
Sinfonia of St Andrews Orchestra
Conducted by Dr Robert Stewart
EVENT INFO
Sunday 19 April 2026
Box Office 1:30pm
Doors to Theatre 2:30pm
Performance 3:00pm
TICKETS
Adult $68.00/ Door $75.00
Concession/Senior $65.00 / Door $70.00
Students/Children $20.00 / Door $25.00
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
MOMENTUM – TALES, TRAILS AND TRANSFORMATIONS
BRISBANE MUNICIPAL CONCERT BAND
Join the Brisbane Municipal Concert Band for Momentum – Tales, Trails and Transformations, a vibrant program that celebrates movement, colour and musical character. Opening with Carol Brittin Chambers’ Fanfare Esprit, the concert travels from the bustling streets of An American in Paris to the funky groove of Funk Attack. Oscar Navarro’s The Fly, Rosano Galante’s Mischievous Behaviour, Michael Giacchino’s Up, and David Stanhope’s Little Ripper March bring flair, momentum and contrast throughout the program.
The evening also features the world premiere of Kilonova, an innovative new work for the band.
A dynamic night of energy, colour and transformation awaits.
EVENT INFO
Saturday 18 April 7:00PM
Box office 5:30pm
Doors 6:30pm
Performance 7:00pm
TICKETS
Adults $25.00 / $30.00 door
Concession $20.00 / $25.00 door
Child U12 Free with booked ticket
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Hadestown: Teen Edition - The Musical
Welcome to Hadestown — where the road to the underworld is paved with music.
This powerful Teen Edition production brings together a talented cast of young performers from across Queensland to bring Anaïs Mitchell’s Tony Award-winning musical to life.
Blending folk, jazz and blues with poetic storytelling, Hadestown retells the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice — a young musician who journeys to the underworld in a daring attempt to rescue the woman he loves.
Set in a world of gods, workers and dreamers, the story explores love, hope and the courage it takes to keep believing even in the darkest of times.
Presented by Valmy Academy of Performing Arts, this production showcases the extraordinary passion and artistry of emerging young performers in a bold and visually striking theatrical experience.
Join us at The Old Museum for an unforgettable night of live theatre as this timeless story unfolds through powerful ensemble music, dynamic movement and the raw energy of youth performance.Regards,
Featuring a youth cast of performers aged 13–18 from across Queensland.
Originally produced on Broadway by Mara Isaacs, Dale Franzen,
Hunter Arnold and Tom Kirdahy
Original New York Production developed with and directed by
Rachel Chavkin
Arrangements and Orchestrations by
Michael Chorney and Todd Sickafoose
[If an alternate orchestration is used]
Original Arrangements and Orchestrations by
Michael Chorney and Todd Sickafoose
Hadestown was co-conceived by Ben T. Matchstick
Papers Instrumental by Michael Chorney, published by Seoats Music (ASCAP)
Vocal Arrangements by Liam Robinson
Additional Vocal Arrangements by Justin Vernon and the Haden Triplets
HADESTOWN: TEEN EDITION is presented by arrangement with ORiGiN™ Theatrical on behalf of Concord Theatricals
www.origintheatrical.com.au
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 18 APRIL 2026 2:00pm & 5:00pm
PERFORMANCE 1
Box Office and Foyer 12:30pm
Doors to Theatre 1:30pm
Performance 2:00pm
ERFORMANCE 2
Box Office and Foyer 3:30pm
Doors to Theatre 4:30pm
Performance 5:00pm
GENERAL ADMISSION $48.00 / Door $50.00
Front Row $60.00/ Door $60.00
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
William Crighton Colonial Drift Album Tour
Presented by craft music
ARIA award winner William Crighton, the pioneer of Bush-Psych and a bold voice of Australian folk rock, weaves stories of land, spirit, and struggle with raw intensity. His music echoes like ancient winds, grounding modern truths in timeless song.
This tour celebrates the release of his 4th studio album Colonial Drift. Joining him on stage is his wife and collaborator Julieanne as well as his band.
"A concert not to be missed"
EVENT INFO
Saturday 11 April 2026
Box Office 6:30pm
Doors 7:30pm
Performance 8:00pm
TICKETS
Adults $45/ $50 door
Community $25/ $30 door
(For anyone who might be struggling to afford a full price ticket at the moment)
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
SEA PICTURES - Brisbane CONCERT Orchestra
Presented by brisbane concert Orchestra
Join the Brisbane Concert Orchestra for our first concert of 2026!
Brisbane Concert Orchestra presents Sea of Pictures.
Let the orchestra guide you on an adventure across the high seas and into the hidden depths of the ocean, with Elgar’s ‘Sea Pictures’ for Orchestra and Contralto, Rimsky-Korsakov’s ‘The Sea and Sinbad’s Ship’, Mendelssohn’s ‘Herbrides Overture’ and more.
Guiding us through the ‘Sea of Pictures’ odyssey is the esteemed Jacob Cavanough, a conductor, percussionist and teacher with over 20 years of experience with orchestras across South-East Queensland.
Mark your calendars, invite your friends, and join us for an afternoon of musical delight!
Let's make memories together as we celebrate 60 years of the Brisbane Concert Orchestra in 2026.
EVENT INFO
Sunday 29 March 2026 - CONCERT HALL
Box Office 2:00pm
Doors to Theatre 2.30pm
Performance 3.00pm
TICKETS
Adult $35.00 / $40.00 door
Concession $25.00 / $30.00 door
Child U18 $15.00 / $20.00 door
Family $75.00 per family / $80.00 door
(2 adults + 2 children U18)
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Random Rhapsodies
With Betty Nicholson & Lyn Panetta
Brisbane music educators and accompanists Betty Nicholson and Lyn Panetta met in their teens while they were studying music at the University of Queensland, and it was there that they discovered the magic and fun of playing two piano works together.
They have explored many two-piano arrangements from the repertoire and performed Holst’s The Planets at the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium in 2022 (Planets, Pianos and Projections) and Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition at the Petrie Terrace Art Gallery in 2023 (Pictures, Pianos and Portrayals) as part of both the Anywhere and Brisbane Fringe Festivals. In 2024, they performed a programme of French works for 2 pianos at the Old Museum.
Random Rhapsodies features musical arrangements of Butterworth’s A Shropshire Lad, Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, Liszt’s Hungarian and Spanish Rhapsodies, Lutoslawski’s Variations on a Theme of Paganini, Mercury’s Bohemian Rhapsody, and Rachmaninoff’s Variations on a Theme of Paganini [movements 16-18], all brought to life on two pianos.
EVENT INFO
Sunday 29th March 2026 - STUDIO
Box Office 2:00pm
Doors 2:30pm
Performance 3:00pm
TICKeTS
General Admission $35.00 / $40.00 door
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Tim Rogers Le Charme Defensif tour
Presented by Premier Artists
Recent Rock ‘N’ Roll Hall of Fame inductee Tim Rogers brings his Le Charme Defensif tour, an intimate solo show, to the Old Museum
Tim expressed today, “Le Charme Defensif a tour based around defying expectations. Once again, what you may consider pretentious, we just call aspirational. There shall be laughter, but no tears, as in these my autumnal gears. I just can't afford to lose the moisture”.
Known for his intelligence and craft in writing and performing some of Australia’s best and most loved songs as both a solo artist and fronting ARIA Hall of Fame inductees You Am I, Tim Rogers has a career that spans 30 years with over 20 albums, 10 ARIA awards, countless TV, Film, Theatre appearances and best-selling books to his name.
These up close and personal performances featuring this respected entertainer are not to be missed!
EVENT INFO
SATURDAY 28 March 2026 - CONCERT HALL
Box Office & Bar 6:30pm
Doors 7.30pm
Performance 8.00pm
TICKETS
Adult $70 / $75.00 door
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian
Harry Manx - Sold Out
Presented by silver sonic
Harry Manx is returning to Australia with a brand new album to share!
The New York Times called him ‘deliciously addictive’ and said when you listen to Harry Manx ‘you are listening to an original.’ Seven time Maple Blues award winner, Folk Artist of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, six Juno nominations.....welcome to the Harry Zone. Harry Manx has spent years fusing eastern musical traditions with the blues, switching effortlessly between conventional guitars, harmonica, and banjo and the decidedly different Mohan veena, a 20-stringed instrument invented by Manx’ Indian mentor Vishwa Mohan Bhatt.
Manx is often referred to as the “Mysticssippi” Blues Man because musically Harry lives where the depth of Indian music meets the deep groove of the Blues. Blend Indian folk melodies with slide guitar blues, add a sprinkle of gospel and some compelling grooves and you’ll get Manx’s unique “mysticssippi” flavour. It’s hard to resist and keeps audiences coming back for more.
Downbeat Magazine said that “Manx’s real talent lies in creating a place where Blues and Indian Classical are a seamless fit”.
Billboard Magazine called Harry “Canada’s most expressive Blues player”.
“Watching Harry play tonight I feel like I learned something new …. ”
Bruce Springsteen (after seeing Harry perform “I’m On Fire” at the International Guitar Festival in NYC)
“Harry’s real skill lays in creating a rare musical place where blues, country, folk and Indian classical music co-exist as some spirit force”
Frank Hadley, Downbeat Magazine
EVENT INFO
Saturday 28 March 2026 - STUDIO
Box Office & Bar 6:30pm
Doors 7.30pm
Performance 8.00pm
TICKETS
Adult $60/ $65 door
Concession $50/ $55 door
2% credit card fee applied at check out
Under 18 welcome with parent/guardian