A part of the Queensland Cultural Center at South Bank, the Queensland Performing Arts Complex provides outstanding facilities for musicals, opera, dance, theater and orchestral performances. The complex features four major performance areas: the Cremorne Theatre, Lyric Theatre, Optus Playhouse and Concert Hall. Each venue has aspects specifically designed for different styles of productions and boasts breathtaking views across the Brisbane River. The complex also has the Lyrebird Restaurant, the Promenade Café, bars and a gift shop. Show timings vary.
Suncorp Stadium is just the place to catch an Australian rugby game. Formerly called Lang Park and as Brisbane stadium, this award-winning stadium has hosted both national and international matches and concerts by eminent international artists such as Robbie Williams, Bon Jovi and Eminem, to name just a few. Not only has Suncorp Stadium served both the Rugby League and Rugby Union, it is also a regular venue for soccer games. This iconic stadium offers state-of-the-art amenities and seats over 52,500 spectators.
Some of the best names in music come together at Max Watt's to put on a show that you will definitely remember for a long time. Drowning Pool, Craig Robinson and The Smith Street Band are just few of the singers and bands that have played here. Not only is there something interesting always taking place but big names pass also through quite regularly. If you are wondering where to spend the evening, head to Max Watt's House of Music and dance the evening away. If you are lucky, you might even spot a celebrity or two.
Brisbane Showgrounds is the largest and the most sought after venue for events taking place in Brisbane. The massive structure and chic interiors make this venue incomparable to all. From exhibitions to weddings to major festivals, RNA Showgrounds has a place for all. Arenas, auditoriums, exhibitions grounds, you ask it and the venue has it. Check website for further details.
Brisbane Powerhouse for the Live Arts lies between two parks, New Farm Park and Powerhouse Park. For many years it was unused until Brisbane City Council made it a millennium project for restoration. Now it creates a different energy, or electricity! All sorts of theatrics and dynamic arts happen here, including events from the Brisbane Lesbian and Gay Pride Festival. They even have master classes for new media artists and curators. Go for it!
Touring theater groups treat the Arts Theater as a home away from home as they travel the country with their performances. Performance artists, comedians, circus troupes and those acts that can only be described as 'quirky' frequent the theater, entertaining local and travelers alike all year round. For those in a touring play or group, the theater also provides costume hire at reasonable prices and either a small rehearsal room or larger rehearsal hall to ensure your performance is always top notch.
This club from Brisbane is primarily known for being the home of the rugby team Souths Logan Magpies. However, it is also a venue for various events such as karaoke and live music performances and international acts. You can come by to hang out with your friends and have a good time, either watching the performers or meeting with your favorite rugby players.
Billie Brown Studio is located on Montague Street in South Brisbane, Australia, and is home to the Queensland Theatre Company. It was founded in 2002, and has a capacity to seat about 228 people. As the state’s flagship company, the theater is always abuzz with activity, churning out new plays annually. Their repertoire includes varied classics and comedies, as well as premiering contemporary Australian works. The company expresses an interest in the education and development of theater arts for young people.
Dolphin Oval is the home ground of Redcliffe Dolphins League Club. The stadium is constantly host to various regional tournaments from time to time. It opened in 1979 and is operated by its home team's club. The stadium has hosted some noteworthy regional fixtures, like the Queensland Cup Grand Finals, hosted in 2001, 2002, and 2003. Apart from hosting regional fixtures it has hosted an international test match for Australia Vs New Zeland. The stadium has been a host to rock concerts and rodeo sporting and has also hosted fixtures for baseball clubs.