Brisbane Festival has unveiled its full music lineup for 2018, after announcing two huge opening and closing parties last month.
Kicking off with an opening party headlined by Ball Park Music and San Cisco this September, the festival will close with a mini-festival featuring the likes of Violent Soho, Meg Mac and Methyl Ethel.
Along the way, various Brisbane venues will host performances from international acts like Kiwi psych-rock act Unknown Mortal Orchestra and Canadian artist Destroyer, as well as sets from Aussies like Eskimo Joe, Sarah Blasko, Gareth Liddiard, Tkay Maidza, Polish Club, Jen Cloher and Yothu Yindi And The Treaty Project.
Brisbane Festival 2018 will also feature the musical production ‘Gratitude & Grief’, featuring Katie Noonan’s Elixir, Michael Leunig and Camerata.
“We’re thrilled that we can offer two, brilliant mini-festivals at Riverstage to mark our opening and closing, each led by bands that make Brisbane proud,” says Brisbane Festival Artistic Director David Berthold.
“And between those two concerts we have a mix of great music, often in energising one-of-a-kind presentations such as our ‘In The Round’ at The Tivoli, the Touch Sensitive / CC:Disco B2B and the Camerata collaborations.”
Catch the full Brisbane Festival lineup and ticket details, below.
Brisbane Festival 2018 Music Lineup
Riverstage Opening Night Concert
Ball Park Music
San Cisco
Ruby Fields
Tia Gostelow
Riverstage Closing Night Party
Violent Soho
Meg Mac
Methyl Ethel
WAAX
QPAC
Gratitude & Grief – Katie Noonan’s Elixir, Michael Leunig and Camerata
Eskimo Joe w/ Camerata
Treasury Brisbane Arcadia / The Courier-Mail Spiegeltent
Destroyer
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever
Jen Cloher
The Teskey Brothers
Tkay Maidza
Touch Sensitive / CC : Disco B2B
Tivoli
Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Harry James Angus – Struggle With Glory
Yothu Yindi and The Treaty Project
Pub Choir
Tivoli in the Round
Sarah Blasko
Gareth Liddiard
Polish Club
Brisbane Festival 2018
Tickets on sale 9am local time Tuesday, 3rd July
8th — 29th September
Various Venues, Brisbane
Tickets: Official Website
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