Swervedriver brings Raise back to town
Thirty-five years after Swervedriver’s Raise album reshaped what a guitar band could sound like, the UK outfit is bringing the iconic record back to Brisbane.
Thirty-five years after Swervedriver’s Raise album reshaped what a guitar band could sound like, the UK outfit is bringing the iconic record back to Brisbane.
Stephanie Lake Company is no stranger to genre-bending productions and pushing the limits of contemporary dance.
On September 4, it will be two decades since Australia last heard our beloved crocodile hunter exclaim “Crikey, mate!” with that unmistakeable grin.
After 30 years of dedicated service, Jenny Green is bidding farewell to her beloved Centenary Pool as it closes for Olympic redevelopment. “I fell in love with Centenary and that’s ...
The Women in Fashion award finalists have been announced, an incredible array of women in fashion as well as local charities and photographers.
When New Farm’s Lisa Sinclair-Robinson moves, she scintillates. Silver and gold catches the light in an electric dance from her collarbones to her fingers.
The currently derelict Waltons department store building in Fortitude Valley has a long history, first built in 1899 for William James Overell's drapery business.
Brisbane actress and filmmaker Simona Varga has turned a deeply personal story into her directorial debut, with her Queensland-made short film Marbles.
Brisbane Writers Festival returns to Brisbane Powerhouse from 8–11 October, bringing together more than 200 Australian and international artists.
Performers from four to 89 years old will battle it out through dance at the Common People Dance Eisteddfod as it marks its eighth year at Brisbane Festival.
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