This free art-meets-technology water fountain, light and laser spectacular illuminates three times nightly in a spellbinding celebration of our river.

House of Mirrors is a grotesquely fascinating walk-through installation composed of 40 tonnes of steel and 15 tonnes of carefully arranged mirrors, geometry and pure optical illusion.

A spectacular new corruption from the people who brought you BLANC de BLANC and LIMBO UNHINGED.

A joyous cocktail of entertainment and enlightenment, let this cast of international prodigies and deviants lead you on an adventure of hedonistic theatrical anarchy.

Taking place in a 40-foot shipping container in pitch-black darkness, this spine-tingling experience blurs the boundaries of perception and reality using 3D audio and sensory deprivation.

BANG! BANG! is a sexy and irredeemably sassy foray into Rhonda Burchmore’s wild side. Guest starring Rob Mills, this show punches a pack of perversion in a cavalcade of production numbers with men in heels, girls in jocks, and Rhonda’s world-famous legs tap-dancing all over pop mash-ups.

After three weeks of epic Sunshine State celebrations, Brisbane Festival comes to a close with a bash for the ages, bringing together a massive line-up of Australia’s brightest talent, with homegrown heavyweights Violent Soho and rising superstars Meg Mac, Methyl Ethel and WAAX.

Sunsuper Riverfire celebrates the end of three weeks of Queensland’s largest arts and cultural event, wrapping up Brisbane Festival with a bang.

This is Festival central.

This is a social space for the senses with immaculate river views, bountiful show-stopping experiences, and plentiful food and drink. It’s free to enter, day and night.

A Force is a new, evolving public artwork by award-winning collaborative team Hiromi Tango and Craig Walsh.

It’s family time with a party-filled funk, soul and disco dance! Wiggle away with this fun-loving duo and their live disco rainbow sparkle band.

Three hours of back-to-back vibe making. There’s no pretention, only pure feeling.

Fronting iconic indie act The New Pornographers for almost two decades, Dan Bejar – aka Destroyer – has constantly switched styles, taking in everything from baroque pop to rampaging glam rock.

This performance will be Destroyer’s first-ever performance in Australia.

Hailed as one of the breakout stars of the Australian music scene, Rolling Blackouts Coast Fever will perform their debut album ‘Hope Downs’ – a rich and sophisticated collection of passionate guitar pop.

Paul Dabek is widely regarded as one of the funniest magicians on the planet. Dressed to impress, and with more thrust than a NASA lift-off, British showman Dabek takes to the stage with a machine-gun-delivery, quick wit and theatrical flair that captivates all ages.

This multi-award-winning family show has melted hearts, young and old, around the world with its glorious brand of slapstick, acrobatics and total silliness.

Pet slugs and rock and roll!

Join the cast of the award-winning The I Hate Children Children’s Show as they take your whole family on a non-stop sugar rush of live music, funny songs, magic, comedy and, of course, signature child-hating.

What better way to unwind before the working week than for a jazz session in the intimacy of The Courier-Mail Spiegeltent?

Featuring a superb line-up of Brisbane’s finest jazz singers and musicians, this event is one for all the cool cats ready to chill out.

Swellegant, elegant and returning - it’s California Crooners Club!

Australian TV favourite Hugh Sheridan along with singers Emile Welman and Johnny Manuel return to Brisbane Festival with new tunes fresh from being the bonafide sold-out smash hit of the last two Adelaide Fringe Festivals.

In the past few years, singer/rapper Tkay Maidza has risen out of the underground to emerge as one of Australia’s most electrifying artists. Freshly armed with brand new music, this special performance is Tkay’s first headline show in Brisbane since 2016 and definitely not one to be missed!

This Brisbane Festival opening event sees Brisbane indie-pop, five-piece band Ball Park Music and Fremantle outfit San Cisco join together with special guests Ruby Fields and Tia Gostelow or this one-night-only performance at Riverstage.

A vibrant light show installation featuring new art by Sofles. Immerse yourself in a luminous visual storytelling experience combining street art, 3D mapping, and motion design.