An A-Z of Brisbane Live Music
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You may have noticed over recent times, I've been writing my way through the A-Z of Brisbane's live music. Seems I'm not the only one. Recently, I saw a band and musician map of Brisbane located
here . I'm sure neither the author of the map, nor myself meant our creations to include everyone; I know I created my reviews to spread the word about the live music in Brisbane.
So have a read of some of my live music adventures, as I worked my way through the alphabet:
A -
Astrid and The Asteroids - blast off with cosmic pop
B -
Bankrupt Billionaires - hip hip, soul and samples
Bertie Page Clinic - rock'n'roll in a g-string
Brother Fox - festival music
C -
Choon Goonz - looping duo bring the beats
D -
The Dillion James Band - part blues, part reggae, part roots, part funk, lots of fun
E -
Electrik Lemonade - get your booty shaking to these funky tunes
F -
Fat Tuesday - five pieces of original recipe funk
G -
Galapogos - rocktronica
H -
The Halls - Hard to define but well worth listening to
I -
Inland Sea - local ten-piece band perform folk music
J -
Jungle Monx - more funk from this five-piece
K -
Kooii - afro-beat and reggae, with a touch of swing, latin and ska.
L -
LeSuits - nine-piece heavy funk / rock / metal band
M -
The Mouldy Lovers - a good dose of gypsy and a whole lotta dance
N -
Night Time Fiona - good ole rock'n'roll
O -
O' Little Sister - acoustic folk solo artist
P -
PocketLove - funk / soul / R&B
Q -
The Quadratic Contingency - four-piece jazz band
Quorum Consensus - hip hop, funk, metal and industrial grind
R -
The Rooftops - a little roots, a little reggae, a little soul, a little funk
S -
Silver Sircus - theatrical music
T -
Transvaal Diamond Syndicate - Dirty blues rock - GYSO
U -
The Ugly Sessions - Toowoomba blues jam, hosted by Ugly Graham and the Pretty Boys, on the first Sunday of the month
V -
Vinyl (at the Hi-Fi Bar) - live music, drinks, food and games
W -
The Whiskey Archive
X & Y -
X & Y Bar - industrial grunge interior hosts live music
Z -
Zvonsky - West End locals play gypsy music
the zoo - celebrating 20 years presenting live music
So, I cheated a little for some letters, but decided that my choices were venues that play a key role in live music in Brisbane, so I'm ok with that.
Now the floor is open to you, my readers. Who did I miss? What's your recommendations for amazing, hard-working, local live bands that I should put on my radar and make the time to go see? Comment below!
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180098 - 2023-06-15 23:09:12