The spotlight will shine on up-and-coming artists as The QUBE Effect Live returns to make Brisbane’s music scene even better.
On Sunday 7 April, 19 of Brisbane’s best young musicians will light up the What’s Golden stage at the Tivoli in a free concert for all ages.
Since its inception, more than 300 emerging acts have taken part in the program, which aims to nurture local talent with professional mentoring by music legends like Bernard Fanning, John Collins (JC), Nat Dunn and Fred Leone.
The competition has helped launch careers of some of Australia’s most well-known indie artists including Sycco, Hope D and Beddy Rays.
The live event will kick off the ever-popular Brisbane Youth Week, which provides free and affordable activities for young people across the suburbs.
Council venues like libraries and the Visible Ink Youth Hub will host a number of activities for creative teens and tweens to express themselves.
From outdoor concerts to podcasting workshops to mural painting and skateboarding 101, there will be an event for everyone to enjoy during the week-long celebration.
Activities are free, but bookings for some events are essential.
The QUBE Effect Live is a free event, and no ticket is required.
Visit the Brisbane City Council website to learn more and book today.
The QUBE Effect Live
Sunday April 7th 2024
What’s Golden – The Tivoli, 52 Costin Street Fortitude Valley
12pm – 5pm
Quotes attributable to Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner:
“Brisbane has an incredible music scene and The QUBE Effect provides the vital support needed to grow these emerging artists careers.
“This free event is the perfect way to mark the start of youth week, which celebrates everything our fantastic young people bring to the community.
“Our holiday program adds to our fantastic lifestyle and while it is always free and affordable, spots can book up fast.
“Make sure you plan ahead for another great Youth Week in Brisbane.”
